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But yeah, Ted was right, as were Vannevar Bush and Doug Englebart before him, or Alan Kay after.

Varoufakis's thinking for the last 5 years, through his many appearances on Doug Henwood's Behind the News podcast.

As an example (even with just one dimension), see this bit from Doug Lea's talk about why dynamic tuning of spinning vs.

The piece by Doug Wheeler opts for the third of the four possibilities >The effect was powerful and personally devastating, as feared.

I should also add that this is written by Doug Lea, the same guy behind a lot of java.util.concurrent.

The other definition of Flub I've seen [0], in Doug Hoyte's Let Over Lambda, comes from a similar place.

You mentioned Oberon[1], which has an explicit reference to Doug Engelbart.

One of the world's best implementations of a work-stealing scheduler, also with about a decade of effort behind it by Doug Lea, is packaged with the JDK.

I would highly recommend looking at the doug engelbart institute website[1].

More recently, Doug Engelbart, Don Knuth?

I pick Doug because of his visionary potential.

When I realized that people like Doug Engelbart, Ted Nelson, Tim Berners-Lee, and Alan Kay gave talks, I realized this was someone that I should have known about.

I for one carry on his work by keeping the links outside the file, as he did.” – Ted Nelson, eulogizing Doug Engelbart.

Watch Doug Crockford's "Javascript: The Good Parts".

Tried Doug Crockford's little Javascripter: (define loop (lambda (x) (loop x))) (loop 1) Result in Firefox: "Too much recursion" I'm still surprised I didn't flunk B521 when Dan Friedman put something like this in my Java implementation of a Scheme interpreter and it blew up after some finite number of iterations.

Doug has never said that code which fails JSLint is obviously retarded, or written by fools.

We have published style guidelines for our project, and they differ from Doug's.

Must be fun to finally be able to talk about FB, eh Doug?