Steve Dee (mrdomino)

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1. "Haskell is compiled from .hs-files which means HOMO SEXUAL" -- Oscar Wilde on Haskell http://bit.ly/4kEm2r

   about 10 months ago from web

2. This chapter is dragging on. Very little of this material will make it into Steve Dee: The Abridged Version.

   about 11 months ago from twidroid

3. Except for the part where for 8 months of the year it's a 5-minute walk through a hellish frozen wind tunnel...

   about 11 months ago from twidroid

4. Made it out. Now the fun begins. #ephemerisle

   about a year ago from twidroid

5. I don't think it's possible for me to enter Cleveland without falling down the rabbit-hole.

   about a year ago from web

6. Seen on the side of a truck: "partners in linen management." Wha?

   about a year ago from twidroid

7. Hey, I bet something happened on the internet in the last 2 minutes.

   about a year ago from twidroid

8. I can't believe I've been listening to Autumn Leaves this long with out picking up on the double meaning.

   about a year ago from twidroid

9. Kind of Bloop is now available -- $5 for lossless and mp3 download, totally worth it: http://kindofbloop.com/

   about a year ago from web

10. Kind of Bloop conclusion: chiptunes + jazz == success. Freddie Freeloader, All Blues, and Flamenco Sketches turned out especially well.

    about a year ago from web

11. Time runs backwards, just unobservably: http://arstechnica.com/science/news/2009/08/arrow-of-time-no-longer-double-ended.ars

    about a year ago from web

12. There's something telling about the fact that http://fpb.case.edu/poo/poop.aspx is my primary campus phone book. #cwru #poo #poop #aspx

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13. What motivates your actions? Is there a reason for everything you do? For anything you do?

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14. Division doesn't commute, but multiplication by 1/x does. Yeah, new math was stupid, but can we at least teach kids about inverses?

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15. Parasites exploit holes in specific genotypes: http://tr.im/wwpt Anyone else think we need to start adding genetic variance to code?

    about a year ago from web

16. We're all doomed: http://www.dilbert.com/fast/2001-12-15/ #dilbert

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17. Programming a computer is like giving instructions to an autistic 4-year-old.

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18. Ken Thompson -- Reflections on Trusting Trust: http://www.ece.cmu.edu/~ganger/712.fall02/papers/p761-thompson.pdf

    about a year ago from web

19. Previous was the first time in a while I've guffawed at an academic paper.

    about a year ago from web in context

20. Knuth on algorithmic complexity of music: http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/arvindn/misc/knuth_song_complexity.pdf

    about a year ago from web in context