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@psnively But Mormon elite sacrificed ancient marriage structure to survive Republican persecution (and consolidate power.) For example. about 4 hours ago from Mobile Tweete in reply to psnively
@wchogg If you're in a school environment, it might be a good deal harder. about 10 hours ago from Mobile Tweete in reply to wchogg
@dtatusko The notion that academic degrees are paths to careers in the areas of study doesn't match most of what I see. 5:25 PM Nov 27th from Mobile Tweete in reply to dtatusko
@cratylus Mainly because I'm moving clear across America. This is a good time to make it better fit my actual use. 4:16 PM Nov 27th from Tweetie in reply to cratylus
@psnively The idea that an IDE would have such power, or even facilitate the work, shocks me. 4:03 PM Nov 27th from Tweetie in reply to psnively
Thirty years of building my library is not easy to reverse. On the whole it's the right choice, but I find it emotionally fatiguing to cull. 3:47 PM Nov 27th from Mobile Tweete
RT @GreatDismal: My inner scooter mod just loves this http://bit.ly/6RDyIL Rockers? Not a problem! 2:24 PM Nov 27th from Mobile Tweete
@unclebobmartin I enjoy that solution. The fact that various solutions may be produced shows that design is independent of the tests. 11:35 AM Nov 27th from Tweetie in reply to unclebobmartin
@bos31337 Why does your project involve the internals of R? Are you making a customized API? 10:46 AM Nov 27th from Tweetie in reply to bos31337
@unigee I love the x u&v y form. It's a lot like a fork. 1:40 PM Nov 26th from Mobile Tweete in reply to unigee
@unigee -. is similar to subtraction. So: (i.1e5) excluding (i.1e4) 11:27 AM Nov 26th from Mobile Tweete in reply to unigee
@LauJensen I recommend you follow @unigee because he posts J on Twitter and we have discussions you may want to see. 11:07 AM Nov 26th from web in reply to LauJensen
@unigee Basic idea is 'remove i. y from i. x' Look up u&v form for & 10:13 AM Nov 26th from Mobile Tweete in reply to unigee
@DianaOfPortland I don't think it's just practice. Deep difference between judgemental and non-judgemental attitudes is a big deal. 9:51 AM Nov 26th from Mobile Tweete in reply to DianaOfPortland
@unigee My approach: 67= +/ 13 = 2(}.R % {.R)"1 digits 1e5 -.&i. 1e4 NB. (R=: 10&#.@:) (digits=: 10&#.^:_1) 8:39 AM Nov 26th from web in reply to unigee
@Sadache Yeah, I've heard such advice from others, e.g. @conal. Not working with any type theory makes this harder. 3:25 AM Nov 26th from Tweetie in reply to Sadache
@Sadache Since I don't have continuations available in J, I'm seeing what I can do without them. That's all. 9:47 PM Nov 25th from Tweetie in reply to Sadache
@Sadache Example at haskell.org all-about used 'mplus' on results of 2 db lookups. Empty-list handling in J would suffice. 9:34 PM Nov 25th from Tweetie in reply to Sadache
@Sadache But, yes, didn't need continuations or state. Thanks again. 9:30 PM Nov 25th from Tweetie in reply to Sadache
@Sadache I got a lot of satisfaction coding a quick Maybe monad (at least I think I pulled it off) but seems like overkill for the examples. 9:28 PM Nov 25th from Tweetie in reply to Sadache

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Name Tracy Harms
Location Oregon
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Bio Student of denotative programming, philosophy, ecology, economy, and conflict. Tantalized by non-opposition. Serious about forgiveness.

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