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Abusing the algebra of algebraic data types – why does this work?(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by isomorph 9y ago|0 comments
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by isomorph 9y ago
Don't overdo the Reddit male fashion advice
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by isomorph 9y ago
This is hacker news so take it all with a grain of salt but I found that buying clothes that fit, and just buying and trying a lot of stuff to see what worked over a few years led to a massive improvement. I think if you just follow a guide
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Car Cyber Attack (2013)(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by isomorph 9y ago|0 comments
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by isomorph 9y ago
Thanks, I will check it out!
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by isomorph 9y ago
I love Bruce and his music, and this book gave me way more than I bargained for. This is a good review. Bruce is really thoughtful about his own psychological issues, workaholism, teetotalism, obsessiveness... definitely give it a read if y
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by isomorph 9y ago
Got a few easy ones that were about language implementation details wrong because I've never done Python. Only realised it was Python and not some kind of beautiful pseudocode when I kept getting answers wrong
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by isomorph 9y ago
OurPath maybe. 23andMe ? Medical / health stuff
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by isomorph 9y ago
I think I find the fattening more disturbing. It was a precursor to me becoming vegetarian though so ymmv
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by isomorph 9y ago
Just felt sorry for the cows
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by isomorph 9y ago
Turned down a job for a yc startup doing genetic tests on cows to maximise meat yield
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Who Taught You to Hate Yourself?(youtube.com)
2 points by isomorph 9y ago|0 comments
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by isomorph 9y ago
Where did you go?
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by isomorph 9y ago
That's cool. Anyone know if in London your average risk of death goes up or down if you cycle to work? I'm scared of pollution (which has already started making me ill as a pedestrian) and traffic incidents.
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by isomorph 9y ago
Great! I need this. I asked a friend about it when I first thought of making this for myself. My friend said he achieved the same thing using some customer relationship management software and then decided to stop using it. Not sure why. I&
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by isomorph 9y ago
When I was younger I used to try not to subvocalise (?) my computer passwords, thinking that might stop someone reading my mind. Might start that again
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by isomorph 10y ago
It's directly comparable, because all the aliens apart from Isserley believe that the humans have no language. Just like we believe that pigs, cows etc. have no language. But they do communicate with each other, don't they? So...
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by isomorph 10y ago
I have to agree with you. Funny you should say "alien" - I watched "Under The Skin" recently, and then read excerpts from the book. Without spoiling it, the fate of human (males) in the book is far, far worse than in the
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by isomorph 10y ago
Got excited, clicked on it, and then realised I'd been using it for a while anyway. Wish I hadn't given away my 2007 twitter account for free.
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by isomorph 10y ago
Any advice on how to find a part-time programming job?
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by isomorph 10y ago
Gotta tell you, that "giving a shit" scale isn't true in my case. I work for an agency and we give much more of a shit about our client than the client's internal devs do... about the code, about the business, you name i
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Pair programming and when to use it(theodo.fr)
1 points by isomorph 10y ago|0 comments
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by isomorph 10y ago
This website of Death Row information, including chilling last words... https://www.tdcj.state.tx.us/death_row/dr_executed_offenders... Similar: http://www.goodbyewarden.com/#214
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by isomorph 10y ago
Interesting, thanks. Worth noting that every Cambridge compsci undergrad has to learn SML. I ended up moving onto OCaml and Scala.
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Work / life balance at Palantir(blog.miklosdanka.com)
2 points by isomorph 10y ago|1 comments
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Uber's playbook for sabotaging Lyft (2014)(theverge.com)
110 points by isomorph 10y ago|45 comments
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by isomorph 10y ago
Yea I suppose so. But I was always gonna re-read them, no matter the initial speed... I just didn't want someone else to spoil it I guess. I also find it easier to keep the plot in my head if I'm reading faster. If I read too slow
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by isomorph 11y ago
When I was a kid, I used to speed read each Harry Potter book when it came out, just to find out the plot so nobody could spoil it for me, and then I'd read it again later for enjoyment
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by isomorph 11y ago
This is one of the most disturbing things I've ever read. How can this happen?
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by isomorph 11y ago
this is what i do

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