A developer evangelist is a spokesperson, mediator and translator between a company and both its technical staff and outside developers.
via Developer Evangelism – home of the Developer Evangelist Handbook:
Thanks for the pointer @mollydotcom

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A developer evangelist is a spokesperson, mediator and translator between a company and both its technical staff and outside developers.
via Developer Evangelism – home of the Developer Evangelist Handbook:
Thanks for the pointer @mollydotcom
In a nanocrystalline form, cerium oxide is a powerful antioxidant because its latticework crystal structure has many vacancies that can capture oxygen, and the material has a large surface area. Self showed that nanoceria mimic the activity of superoxide dismutases (SOD), an antioxidant that can stop the deadly chain reactions caused by ROS.
Nanoceria are also able to regenerate their antioxidant abilities. “Due to this catalytic property,” explains Seal, “repeated dosing with nanoceria may not be needed, as it is with certain antioxidant vitamins.”
via Nanoparticles Explored for Preventing Cell Damage – US News and World Report.
I got tired of trying to choose between UDAP and Rdb Notes for keeping track of work-related things.
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Strategy Letter VI – Joel on Software
The C programming language was invented with the explicit goal of making it easy to port applications from one instruction set to another. And it did a fine job, but wasn’t really 100% portable, so we got Java, which was even more portable than C. Mmmhmm.
The prediction is at the end. If you write code for the web (on the client side, but the server side is *not* immune) you should read this all the way through. If you don’t want to be left behind…
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