I've been meaning to post these links for the better part of a week. The first set is related to Yegge's The Next Big Language post, which was great. Here are some links I found via that post that looked interesting, in no particular order.

• The SuperCollider Home Page
• Tamarin Project
• Frank Hecker: Adobe, Mozilla, and Tamarin
• haxe
• Neko VM and langnuage
• Nemerle
• The Free Lunch Is Over: A Fundamental Turn Toward Concurrency in Software
• EdTechDev: F3: New statically typed scripting language for java client development
• Intentional Software

Seth beat me to commenting on Yegge's The Pinocchio Problem rant, so go read what he had to say about it. Yegge's rant was over a month ago, I've just been to busy to finish reading the beast in its entirety and getting to a response.

Here are some links to other pages I've kept open in browser tabs all week waiting for an opportunity to dump them here...

• Lambda the Ultimate: Threads in JavaScript? (lots of good links there)
• Grails ("coding by convention" for Groovy)
• Dee (relational extensions to Python)
• Connected Flow: Appcasting (re: Sparkle)
• Cocoa Dev Central: Learn Cocoa II (pretty graphics == comfort)
• Lifehacker: Encrypt your web browsing session (with an SSH SOCKS proxy)
• Tracks (Rails app re: GTD)
• 901am: Google to rule the Earth (re: AI development, Skynet anyone?)
• Red Sweater: C Is The New Assembly and the excellent response by bbum

Some more programming resources that I've found lately, most are probably from digg or reddit:

• thePeoplesToolbox: Programming Tools
• The C Book
• Dictionary of Algorithms and Data Structures
• Ruby Cheatsheet
• Advanced Linux Programming (free PDF of book)

And out of left field, some amazing Zelda music... even if you're not a Zelda fan I'm sure you'd find this music excellent: ZREO. Ah darnit, it looks like their server is down right now, but I'll link anyway.