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What I’ve been up to on 2010-03-09

March 9th, 2010 by twitterbot
  • Why aren’t there more job listings for skilled Qualitative Developers? I have a masters in rules of thumb! #

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What I’ve been up to on 2010-03-08

March 8th, 2010 by twitterbot
  • @chartier Maybe you’ve already seen — TextExpander SDK uses the only shared storage on iPhone, the Address Book. Yes, this is horrible. #

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What I’ve been up to on 2010-02-21

February 21st, 2010 by twitterbot
  • Claim: Functional programming == “many worlds interpretation” of quantum mechanics (fresh copy at every transition). #
  • Procedural programming == “Bohm theory” (single nonlocal state, hidden variables). #
  • There, I’ve done my gross oversimplification of two complicated fields for the weekend. #

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What I’ve been up to on 2010-02-18

February 18th, 2010 by twitterbot
  • @al3x my take: Functional programming is an escape from the straightjacket of procedural epistemology (cf. Sussman). #

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What I’ve been up to on 2010-02-18

February 18th, 2010 by twitterbot
  • @al3x my take: Functional programming is an escape from the straightjacket of procedural epistemology (cf. Sussman). #

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What I’ve been up to on 2010-01-27

January 27th, 2010 by twitterbot
  • When I mention “the big speech today,” everyone knows I mean Steve. Pathetic. #
  • So nervous for the big speech today. Hope he wins over the skeptics. Yeah, I’m talking about Steve. #

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What I’ve been up to on 2010-01-27

January 27th, 2010 by twitterbot
  • When I mention “the big speech today,” everyone knows I mean Steve. Pathetic. #
  • So nervous for the big speech today. Hope he wins over the skeptics. Yeah, I’m talking about Steve. #

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What I’ve been up to on 2010-01-20

January 20th, 2010 by twitterbot
  • Drunk yoga: not as fun as it sounds. #

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