Who was Cornelius Castoriadis?
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Who was Cornelius Castoriadis?
Raed Jarrar on Iraq's oil law. Yes, it's boring, but also very, very important.
Rolling Stone has a portrait of Seymour Hersh
Drug-trip reportage is one of those delightfully stylised sub-genres of journalism. Somebody should compile an anthology.
Something that shouldn't vanish unnoticed into the abyss of old livejournal entries: Shreena on fandoms as interpretive communities.
BoggleIt and Moodia: not nice companies
Ian Bicking: resolving Python's problems with web programming is the most important thing we can do to market Python". Amen.
I do wish people would stop calling everything a 'conversation'
Charming, innocent website to promote a book. I adore this kind of polished, crafted spontaneity.
How to Auto-Join IRC channels with Gaim; I would never have worked this out by myself.
"For your problems are tuned to your existing tools. You simply can’t imagine problems that your tools can’t solve well" (Reg Braithwaite on why to learn useless things)
The Truth About Lisp. Crafted from only the finest in-jokes.
Abu Aardvark has some great posts this week on disputes between different insurgent factions in Iraq, and how the nationalists are turning against the jihadis.