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  1. RT @AynRandCenter: "No Environmental Footprint = No Life" a video op/ed http://bit.ly/6RPa7V #climategate #globalwarming #greenreligion ... 9:57 AM Nov 24th from web
  2. Using a mac is like doing category theory. Everything works in the obvious way, which is totally cryptic to the uninitiated. 7:10 AM Nov 24th from Echofon
  3. Pretty sure Charlie Mopps didn't invent coffee, but whoever did, bless'im. After Aristotle, he's the most important person who ever lived. 9:21 AM Nov 23rd from Seesmic
  4. @Kiddi The analogy goes further. String Theory is invalid (not even false). I suspect that the theory of best phone deals is invalid too. 8:44 AM Nov 23rd from Seesmic in reply to Kiddi
  5. @jmshoffs0812 Java uses actor concurrency too. http://tinyurl.com/5ml7y2 8:57 AM Nov 22nd from web in reply to jmshoffs0812
  6. Just now noticing that many people tend to move their computer mouse with their full arm, like they're operating a bomber plane. 9:40 PM Nov 19th from web
  7. Entirely fascinated by O/I, the comonadic dual of I/O. 9:08 AM Nov 19th from Seesmic
  8. RT @EdgarSanchez: "If I was going to do Ruby again now, I'd probably add more functional features and laziness", Matz (via @delitescere ... 6:51 AM Nov 19th from web
  9. I'm not talking fast, you're just listening slowly. 12:00 PM Nov 18th from Seesmic
  10. Attending Keith Lockitch's lecture at UT tomorrow. "The Real Goal of the Green Climate Crusade". Should be good. Enviro-crazies welcome. 10:27 PM Nov 16th from web
  11. @psnively I'm thinking "too simple", but willing to be convinced that the structural typing can compensate. 10:00 PM Nov 16th from web in reply to psnively
  12. Pleased with #golang for excluding the useless complexity of "inheritance". 7:54 AM Nov 16th from Seesmic
  13. @cgbystrom Scala doesn't come standard with sane concurrency. I'd still want Akka or Scalaz. 4:10 PM Nov 15th from Seesmic in reply to cgbystrom
  14. @cgbystrom Curry here http://digg.com/u1GNdp and sane concurrency here http://digg.com/u1GNdt. Put them together for: http://digg.com/u1GNe2 4:11 PM Nov 14th from Seesmic
  15. @thecodeproject This word "functor"... I do not think it means what you think it means. 9:57 AM Nov 13th from web
  16. @heenotay welcome 6:39 PM Nov 10th from Echofon in reply to heenotay
  17. @rands Corollary: Bad news does not get better with age. 6:49 PM Nov 9th from Seesmic in reply to rands
  18. @djspiewak Thanks! Refedined Symbol.to_proc to take a block, then a partial application that takes a block and passes it on. Point-free FTW. 7:50 AM Nov 5th from Seesmic in reply to djspiewak
  19. @djspiewak I can turn a method foo into a function with :foo.to_proc. But not sure how to handle the case when foo expects a block. 4:28 PM Nov 4th from Seesmic
  20. @djspiewak Specifically, I want to take a method that expects a block, and turn it into a proc that expects a proc. 4:18 PM Nov 4th from Seesmic in reply to djspiewak