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  1. @psnively I used the Kolmogorov text in my undergraduate analysis course and found it pretty enjoyable. 4:12 PM Dec 6th from twidroid in reply to psnively
  2. Started using Conkeror. Emacs keybindings and losing tabs for page buffers with autocomplete makes for more enjoyable browsing experience. 3:43 PM Dec 3rd from web
  3. @i2pi Rabbitmq is worth checking out. 12:52 PM Nov 25th from twidroid in reply to i2pi
  4. @glitchthrash What's your gmail? 1:21 PM Nov 20th from web in reply to glitchthrash
  5. Anyone following need a wave invite? I've still got a couple I could part with... 4:15 PM Nov 19th from web
  6. Successful #pdxscala meetup last night with 16 or so attendees. Apparently at least three companies in the area using Scala in production. 2:22 PM Nov 19th from web
  7. Mm, great Powells trip: compiler construction in ML, parallel algorithms for machine intelligence, and the silver spoon (cooking). 7:52 PM Nov 8th from twidroid
  8. @p4ula Re:Zombies, Dead Snow is pretty enjoyable. 11:55 AM Aug 29th from Tweetie in reply to p4ula
  9. In 7 person line at a show where everyone is typing into either an iphone or g1... 11:40 PM Aug 27th from twidroid
  10. I'd forgotten how incredibly epic the band Hawkwind is. Gives a sense of urgency and importance to finishing this otherwise boring code. 2:02 PM Aug 23rd from Tweetie
  11. @tlockney Whoah, canned viso? They didn't discontinue the bottles, did they? 11:48 AM Aug 21st from Tweetie in reply to tlockney
  12. @hivemind8 You going to http://bit.ly/nicHt ? Might try and make it down there... Coincidentally, might be working with Will some soon. 5:40 PM Aug 20th from Tweetie in reply to hivemind8
  13. @patrickdlogan Communication mostly between C#, Python, and Scala, streaming hundreds of mbs of numeric data (lists of integers mostly). 12:07 PM Aug 18th from Tweetie in reply to patrickdlogan
  14. @debasishg True. Hardest part is learning to think through problems recursively, immutably, and (usually) with types. Rest (mostly) syntax. 12:00 PM Aug 18th from Tweetie in reply to debasishg
  15. What would you recommend using if one were trying to implement a performant, cross-language protocol: http, thrift, protobuf, ...? #lazyweb 11:42 AM Aug 18th from Tweetie
  16. @ShawnSpooner @benjaminblack PDX functional data structures reading group: http://groups.google.com/group/pdxfds 11:32 AM Aug 18th from Tweetie in reply to ShawnSpooner
  17. @defunkt Housemates of mine who accidentally read that XKCD kept asking what "gith-oob" is. 1:41 PM Aug 17th from Tweetie in reply to defunkt
  18. @psnively I can't wait until Shan publishes a paper from his work on bounded rationality using HANSEI: http://bit.ly/OR9B1 5:22 PM Aug 16th from Tweetie in reply to psnively
  19. @psnively Oh! You're trying to port Shan's probabilistic dsl HANSEI to Scala 2.8? Sounds fun. 4:53 PM Aug 16th from Tweetie in reply to psnively
  20. @psnively HANSI? 4:50 PM Aug 16th from Tweetie in reply to psnively