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I eat my corn in rings, fix a z and then scrape through theta before choosing the next z. It's efficient and it sort-of follows the cornkernel grid. I'm also m
by tel 14y ago
I eat my corn in rings, fix a z and then scrape through theta before choosing the next z. It's efficient and it sort-of follows the cornkernel grid.
I'm also more of a statistician who edits in vi and emacs every day and I'm challenging myself with some category theory and abstract algebra because I find it intoxicating.
So, I don't have a clue how to fit into this divide.
- fferen 14y agoI eat it this way too, but everything in the article about spirals fits me well (even the C++ template metaprogramming).
- oggy 14y agoHah, I eat corn the same way. I also use Emacs, but with viper and vimpulse since I prefer modal editing. For programming, I'd currently favor Haskell or Python. My undergrad major was math, and I much preferred algebra. Will I never fit in? At the moment I'm doing formal methods and logic, guess that could've scr me up (just ask Goedel!). Anyway, a highly entertaining article.