julian25

Look, I get the issues with startup culture but this guy doesn't offer any reasonable suggestions on how to fix them and just uses his Medium soapbox to throw a tantrum. If you want things to change, writing an article with 35 "fucks" is not the way to do it.

Seems like some images are broken on that link...here is an alternate version: http://maryrosecook.com/blog/post/git-from-the-inside-out

- RadioLab is my current favorite: http://radiolab.org

- The Infinite Monkey Cage is an awesome (and funny) panel on a variety of science topics: http://www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/series/timc

- 99% Invisible always captivates me: http://99percentinvisible.org

- No Such Thing as a Fish is always hilarious and actually quite interesting: http://qi.com/podcast/

I've been reading Real World Haskell recently and loving it. It does a fantastic job of blowing your mind while simultaneously showing you how to apply Haskell to real-world problems.

I'm curious to know more too. I am a little over halfway done and want to see where the challenges end up. Can you give me some more detail?

This looks awesome, but I'm slightly confused with the mission of this project. Is it meant to provide a simplified operating system to encourage tinkering, or a minimal "old-school" environment in which to learn "higher-level" programming on?

Awesome!

Fresh beans - Burr grinder - Aeropress. The three ingredients you need to make a pretty darn good cup of joe. It takes about 10 minutes to reach Nirvana this way. Pretty inexpensive as well.

Found this...

http://mathworld.wolfram.com/RabbitSequence.html

The binary sequence produced from the Google doodle is listed as the "limiting sequence"

I remember hearing once (possible on Marco Arment's Build and Analyze) that million dollar ideas aren't created overnight. Companies like Rovio (creators of Angry Birds) had to suffer through tons of failed products before they struck gold. I think this article shows the value of perseverance and poses a very important question: when do you quit and try something new.

I agree. I have always steered away from sites that require "facebook connect." I'm worried one day many more sites that I use daily require Facebook, which I don't use.

Yeah,

There are absolutely fascinating. I wonder what "Level III - Full Field Investigation" means.