You write a prompt, hit enter, and watch the console light up green. Code pours out. It feels like magic. Then you try to maintain the thing a week later, and you realize your shiny new AI agent just built a leaking bucket.
I always fall for cellists. I love the sound of the cello. I love the shape of the cello. And look what the cello has to say on the subject. You'll notice that the last string is broken. The poor little thing, I felt like fixing it right away, but it wasn't mine and I'd probably make it worse
A good test subject for my mate's 50mm f/1.4 lens
Update: based on Straynjer's comment, here is a new version:
Way cool! 
I'm normally not a fan of guns, but this picture is awesome: 
(via Flickr)
FreeBSD's maintainability has been measured according to an index suggested by Ioannis Samoladas et al.
Merging two old photo libraries (one that constantly made iPhoto crash that worked well when upgraded to iPhoto 5 with other old ones that I used to make iPhoto 2 quicker) I came across Cleaning iPhoto and Mac::Glue. So a quick:
This is so cool: thigs guy makes his own lenses, and they give great results.
Apple sent me a mail saying my iLife copy has been dispatched. In the mean time, California Fox reports that iPhoto's RAW support is, well, fake. It imports RAWs, but rather than use the RAW files as a source when modifying brightness, temperature, exposure, saturnation etc, it uses an intermediate JPG copy. And as we all know, this just isn't the same. This is not what we asked for when we wanted RAW support, and just not mentioning this and waiting for people's reactions seems just irresponsible on Apple's part.
