What the rain knows

I found each of the following links interesting in its own right but either have no comment to make or am too tuckered out to post my comments on each individual page:

• How many users are needed for an efficient collaborative filtering system?
• Michael Nielsen » Organizing notes
• Special Shield Tunnels
• a-short-adventure-with-simplehttp
• without an e: attention surplus disorder [02/07/2008 15:24:32]
• porges » Computing with XSLT
• plasTeX - LaTeX Document Processing Framework
• Plan 9 from Bell Labs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
• Limbo (programming language) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
• Alef (programming language) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
• Lifestream WP Plugin for Wordpress by Elliott C. Back
• Dan Grossman » Projects
• Palaeotemperature trend for Precambrian life inferred from resurrected proteins : Abstract : Nature
• Deb’s Blog » Blog Archive » What’s in Ken Coar’s Pockets?
• Karsten Wagner’s Blog: My Haskell experiences
• brainscat.com » Spastic Test: OneNote Blog Integration
• mue - embrace change: Experiences made with Erlang while developing the CEL
• Embedded Applications with Yaws - Socklabs Blog
• UNH-NOAA ocean mapping expedition yields new insights into arctic depths
• Explain Yourself (but Don’t Repeat Yourself) - Vox
• Ancient leaves point to climate change effect on insects
• From the Cover: Abrupt climate change and collapse of deep-sea ecosystems — Yasuhara et al. 105 (5): 1556 — Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
• Papers from Web Search and Data Mining 2008 (WSDM 2008) « Kevin Burton’s NEW FeedBlog
• /my/cssQuery/
• Selectors
• 3 Case studies of declarative GUI toolkits
• Working with Large ML Code Bases « A Ham Sandwich
• AT&T Hobbit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
• InkSeine from Microsoft Research
• Royal Ontario Museum | Collections & Research | Primeval Predators™
• Praise, Curse, and Recurse: Trying Programming Environments for Children