Hacker Djent

Chile is proving to be a fertile breeding ground for quality experimental post-thrash, spawning bands such as Octopus and Coprofago.  All Tomorrows continues this tradition with throaty vocals a-la-Anselmo and thrashy guitar licks warped into djent time.

Interesting food for thought, we've been building our infrastructure on EC2.  The moral of the story is: Different tools for different circumstances.

Another new Korn + Skrillex track.  Say what you will, that breakdown/drop @ 2:12 is delicious.

Great EP, perfect mix of spazzy mathcore built on a tight, chuggy foundation.  Think Ion Dissonance, but tighter.

No surprise he works at Apple, his site has some incredible insights into data interaction and conceptualization.  HCI at its best.

A look at the history, influence and philosophy behind Python from the BDFL Guido van Rossum himself.  Having used Python extensively over the past 5 years, this talk was very illuminating.

Opiate initially comes off as crusty and rough around the edges, but there's a raw nerve that brings Tetsuo and Car Bomb to mind.  Check out their Reflection EP.

Sludgy, organic djents from Argentina's Random.  The album (Tururu) has quite a few King Crimson and Dream Theater leanings.

The successor to Protovis, D3 is a powerful browser-based visualization framework for data representation and interaction.

Very impressive OS-in-browser tour of the new Ubuntu release.  Props to their web devs.

Synthesize, compose, and perform music using a modern lisp dialect.  I'll get over my JVM biases to use this incredible platform.

It's been a few years since I've touched PHP, but this syntactic sugar looks great; native XML/JSON support, PERL 5 regex literals, etc...  Reminds me of Groovy.

I've previously used jQuery noisy (https://github.com/DanielRapp/Noisy) for a little texture.

Absolutely sublime.  Djent + Dubstep + Glitch done right.

The Empire Shall Fall, Solar Plexus EP .  Very orchestral and geeky.