#insanity

Because for now it’s insane. Presenting good articles in the hope of attracting readers, and then making the site do everything it can to shoo away those readers, is plumb nuts.

"Shown below is a (single query) SQL-generated pie chart. I will walk through the steps towards making this happen, and conclude with what, I hope you’ll agree, are real-world, useful usage samples."

"Awesome, mesmerizing video. We held our breath when the cat walked into frame…"

"Here's an experiment in keepings things small and confined to one Javascript file."

"If they fail in their appeal, Eleanor Katherine may have to leave the only family she has ever known and await adoption by another couple whose religious convictions satisfy the State of New Jersey."

"Eventually, one's mind will become permanently intertwined with the very code base of Codethulhu, joining countless others, and will be forever tormented by its endless diabolic cycle of decompilation/recompilation."

"And here I've been using Cthulhu as a signifier for incomprehensibly monstrous alien horrors. There's a new standard."

"That's the result of a new survey of people's attitudes toward evolution. Notice where the United States lies: nearly dead last. We beat Turkey."

"Armed with my limited digital design knowledge, I set out to create some well known circuits from within Quartz Composer."

"What you are seeing is a test using the new Canvas tag to demonstrate its capabilities. I am beginning a project to port 'Doom' to the common browser through javasScript."

"JS/UIX is an UN*X-like OS for standard web-browsers, written entirely in JavaScript (no plug-ins used)."

This is insanity. Not sure if it's the good or bad kind yet: "Cory Rauch has combined the browser storage story of AMASS with the TrimPath SQL Query Engine."

"My mother is insane. Like, one of those ladies you see on the local news insane."