Even though I was only vaguely aware of Aaron when he was alive, I still feel devastated by what happened to him. Every time someone benefits (or did) from Reddit, RSS, Creative Commons, and more,...
Even though I was only vaguely aware of Aaron when he was alive, I still feel devastated by what happened to him. Every time someone benefits (or did) from Reddit, RSS, Creative Commons, and more, we’re enjoying his legacy.
I was just reading about RECAP which is an ingenious browser extension and archive for PACER (US court documents) that I hadn't come across before, and surprise surprise it kicked off with Aaron...
I was just reading about RECAP which is an ingenious browser extension and archive for PACER (US court documents) that I hadn't come across before, and surprise surprise it kicked off with Aaron scraping 2.7 million PDFs. What a guy!
His website aaronsw.com is still up and has a number of great articles/essays. If you’re interested in him, it’s worth a browse. If you need a couple of suggestions...
His website aaronsw.com is still up and has a number of great articles/essays. If you’re interested in him, it’s worth a browse. If you need a couple of suggestions
Even though I was only vaguely aware of Aaron when he was alive, I still feel devastated by what happened to him. Every time someone benefits (or did) from Reddit, RSS, Creative Commons, and more, we’re enjoying his legacy.
It absolutely sickens me to see what Reddit has turned in to.
I was just reading about RECAP which is an ingenious browser extension and archive for PACER (US court documents) that I hadn't come across before, and surprise surprise it kicked off with Aaron scraping 2.7 million PDFs. What a guy!
His website aaronsw.com is still up and has a number of great articles/essays. If you’re interested in him, it’s worth a browse. If you need a couple of suggestions
http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/handwritingwall
http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/productivity
Aren’t bad places to start