Nope, I still live in the 20th century.

Just bought the best costume for the next doof

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Originally posted by Vector A Nope, I still live in the 20th century.

*punch*

And stay outta Riverdale!

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Originally posted by Miss Pie Yeah, Sounshound and/or Shazam is a beautiful thing. Don't you own a smartphone?

I have never heard of a convincing enough reason to get a smartphone until now.

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Best apps on my phone. I use them almost daily. Shazam in particular really impresses me with the stuff it can ID sometimes.

The best thing about having a gamer as a neighbour and very thin bathroom walls is that, no matter the time, I can hear people cheering and saying "You win", "Flawless Victory", "Merciless Attack!" as I gloriously unbrick in the loo.

It's awesome!

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http://www.bbc.com/future/story/201...band-of-misfits

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Why have the makers of Wallace and Gromit decided to rebrand their latest film in the US so that it does not include the word “scientist”? Whatever you call it, it’s feverishly imaginative and fantastically funny, with a monstrously high ratio of ho-hos to yo-ho-hos. But when The Pirates: Band of Misfits opens in US cinemas this month it will be missing something from its British release. Scientists. There are no scenes deleted or characters excised, and each features a wonderfully off the wall portrayal of Charles Darwin as voiced by David Tennant (either the last but one Dr Who or perhaps the finest Hamlet of a generation depending on where you’re coming from). On both sides of the Atlantic it’s exactly the same Aardman hard act to follow, with dazzling animation, an ingeniously ludicrous plot and non-stop visual and verbal punning. It’s just that in the UK, where it was made, it’s called The Pirates! In An Adventure With Scientists.

David Tennant

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Originally posted by Lira The best thing about having a gamer as a neighbour and very thin bathroom walls is that, no matter the time, I can hear people cheering and saying "You win", "Flawless Victory", "Merciless Attack!" as I gloriously unbrick in the loo. It's awesome!

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lol Haskell: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/27221906/fac.txt

'Food Network' and 'HGTV' i don't need more from tv

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/...cipe/index.html

Last edited by Lagrangian on Apr-14-2012 at 04:48

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Originally posted by Vector A lol Haskell: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/27221906/fac.txt

cool

Are you familiar with Monads? In Haskell they are defined as datatypes. Monads are a general framework which can model different kinds of computation, including error handling, nondeterminism, and parsing with Haskell.




Cool Article on Wikibooks about Haskell/Monads

http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Haskel...y_theory#Monads

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Algebras/modules over a monad Given that a monad in a bicategory ℬ is nothing but a monoid in a hom-category ℬ(a,a), it is natural to consider a module over this monoid: a module for a monad. This notion of module is more general than a module in a monoidal category, however, since it need not live in ℬ(a,a) but can be in ℬ(b,a) (for left modules) or ℬ(a,c) (for right modules). http://nlab.mathforge.org/nlab/show/monad#Algebras

A free monad is a free object relative to a forgetful functor whose domain is a category of monads.