Upped The Recent Post/Popular Post Widget Count

In the hopes of spreading some of the love for my posts, I’ve upped the recent post and popular post widget size in the sidebar of the blog.

For those of you playing at home, here are the entries right now:

• Recent Posts

  • The Three (at least) Realities
  • Applied Epistemology, or, What Does “Real” Mean Anyway?
  • Update: Just Got to Durham
  • Do You Care About Non-Techie Stuff?
  • Metaprogramming in Groovy Pecha Kucha
  • The Pradipta 416: Social Networking Gone Horribly, Horribly Right
  • The Cheap Sitcom Clip Scene Blog Post
  • Distributed Development
  • Why Rubyists Should Learn OCaml
  • For Those Using Internet Explorer 6: Please Stop
  • Cedric’s Problem in OCaml
  • Another Interesting Thing For My Theoretical Podcast
  • Bug Or Feature, You Decide: Groovy MetaClass Programming
  • Music To Make Love To Your Old Code By
  • Functional (Meta)?Programming Stunts for Ruby and Groovy (and a Little Perl)

• Most Popular Posts

  • Let Me Save You $40: Here’s How to Be Happy
  • 7 Actually Useful Things You Didn’t Know Static Typing Could Do: An Introduction for the Dynamic Language Enthusiast
  • Postgres for the win!
  • How Ocaml Can Be Improved
  • Problems with Hash Tables
  • What good is a CS degree?
  • I think my brain just exploded
  • A Monad Tutorial for Ocaml
  • It’s not just about multicores
  • Ocaml Lazy Lists- An Introduction
  • Development Acceleration: The Second Derivative of Functionality
  • C++ and Threading
  • Use vr.s Reuse, or The Second Derivitive of Programming
  • What are you trying to prove?
  • Supero: Making Haskell Faster
  • Functional Language Adoption
  • The “Hole in the middle” pattern
  • The Kid Sister Crypto Manifesto
  • Thoughts on Parallelism
  • The Functional-Relational Impedance Match
  • Certification? Please, no.
  • Installing RMagick on Ubuntu: Problems I Encountered Doing “gem install RMagick”
  • Ocaml’s Debugger
  • Why the mainstream concurrency model is broken
  • Java Posse, .Equals(), Inheritance, and the Liskov Substitution Principle
  • Headius and Ruby Threading: Software Reinvention isn’t Sexy, It’s Stupid
  • What Good is a CS Degree II: The Response
  • Definitions of Freedom
  • My Great Secret to Writing Unit Tests
  • Some final Patterns
  • Functional Programming Language de Saison
  • A Brief Defense of Masonry
  • A Mathematician’s Lament
  • NullPointerExceptions Are Not Helpful
  • Intellectual Property Isn’t (Property, that is)
  • There is no One Answer
  • Exercising Dynamic Web Frameworks, or, How Do I Test These Friggin’ Controllers Anyway?
  • Theory of Business
  • Functional (Meta)?Programming Stunts for Ruby and Groovy (and a Little Perl)
  • AntFit Needs To Fork For The Classpath To Work
  • A Java Gotcha
  • Functionality, Code, and Productivity
  • Send more brains
  • Are all programming languages equally powerfull?
  • Take their power away!
  • Configuration is Code: Presented on Grails Spring Bean Builder (a.k.a. Groovy Spring Builder)
  • Is a blog a monolog- or a dialog?
  • The Status of Ruby’s libxml
  • Fit, AntFit, and Fitnesse: Test-Based Communication Tools
  • Eclipse and the Automagical Final