arlindohall

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by arlindohall 7y ago
I've been reading the book online -- I have the paper copy but it's easier to work the examples with copy/paste -- and I've had a tab open for a while. I opened it again this morning to read a chapter or two, and I got a
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The “Real World Haskell” Book Site Now Re-Directs to “Red Bean Software”(book.realworldhaskell.org)
2 points by arlindohall 7y ago|1 comments
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France Announces Competition to Rebuild Notre Dame’s Spire(wsj.com)
1 points by arlindohall 7y ago|0 comments
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by arlindohall 8y ago
I love agadmator, also a big fan of ChessNetwork. Two different styles of commentary but both very entertaining.
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by arlindohall 8y ago
How often do you review these notes? And do you use any tools besides grep to search through them?
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Ask HN: Do you keep work logs, and if so, how do you use them?
42 points by arlindohall 8y ago|28 comments
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by arlindohall 8y ago
Oh cool! I didn't realize that design was widely used, although it makes sense. If it can cool water for a nuclear plant then no reason it can't cool water for anything else!
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by arlindohall 8y ago
I have a hard time taking an article seriously who uses an image of water vapor coming off nuclear cooling towers as an example of carbon emissions from energy production.
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The New Science of Psychedelics(wsj.com)
1 points by arlindohall 8y ago|0 comments
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by arlindohall 9y ago
Thanks for sharing - this is a wonderfully succinct way to say something I've been trying to model my "to-do" process around for years now. I have spend more time than it's worth switching between to-do apps and processe
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by arlindohall 9y ago
"Careful! This comment is getting pretty negative."
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by arlindohall 10y ago
I got really excited because I've been reading these on the caltech website, and from the title, without looking at the date, I thought this was suggesting that videos of the lectures had been made available (!!) but, alas. The lecture