Xylix

No prereqs: - Thief of Five Fates You can cast Bane once using a warlock spell slot. You can't do so again until you finish a long rest. - Armor of Shadows You can cast Mage Armor on yourself at will, without expending a spell slot or material components. -

What Haskell (specifically the basics in form of https://haskell.mooc.fi/ ) taught me. (Spoiler: it taught me a lot of blind spots in my knowledge.) I used to think that I can learn functional programming well enough without ever touching Haskell or any other purely pure language. I also

Observations about which areas I think about in my programming projects: Am passionate & think a lot about: testing, strong opinions about [python: unittest vs pytest, js: everything, java: everything].build tools [java: gradle vs maven, js: npm & yarn vs pnpm]syntaxexplicit vs implicit  (Tornadofx is a bad example

[Epistemic status: A useful framework for understanding my own creativity] Disclaimer: much of the terminology here has been lent from Venkatesh Rao (especially http://www.tempobook.com/2011/08/17/daemons-and-the-mindful-learning-curve/) Ziz (https://sinceriously.fyi/being-real-or-fake/, https://sinceriously.fyi/false-faces/) Elizabeth Gilbert. The concepts aren't mine, but the presentation is.

This weekend I've read futuristic society philosophy, the Unabomber manifesto, game engine architecture and a variety of posts shallowly related to "fulfilment". I proudly proclaim I have no idea how to group these into a coherent whole. But that's all right. I'll probably group some of these into their own

Tutkimuslaitosten ja -osastojen nettisivuilla 09.06.2019 löytyneestä tiedosta koostettu lista tutkimusalueista ja julkaisulistoista Suomessa. Jos lähteessä tieto oli muotoiltu järkeväksi listaksi, lähteen muotoilu säilytetty. A. Tietojenkäsittelytieteen tutkimusHelsingin YliopistoTietojenkäsittelytieteen osasto Tutkimusalueet: Algoritmit: Al­go­rith­mic Lear­ning Theo­ryAl­go­rithms for Bio­lo­gical Sequencing DataBioin­for­ma­

How are thoughts output? People think a lot. However, we only output a fraction of this. There's a significant problem here; the most fundamental assumptions in our thinking are the ones we intuitively consider to be "trivial". For anyone outside us, be it somebody else or our future selves, these

I just read this https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2019/05/30/the-age-of-diffraction/. Eyeing through my watch later and to-read lists, I realized all this content is very much diffracted and it makes me feel manifold. There's anime analysis. Philosophy. Psychology. Information manglement. Information Integration. Typography. Essentialism. Dark forest theory of