The Hood Internet – One Midnight With You
by Luke Rodgers on January 10, 2012
I suppose eventually I will get tired of M83 mashups, but it hasn’t happened yet.
The Hood Internet – One Midnight With You (Mayer Hawthorne x M83) by hoodinternet
Project Euler problem 9 in one line of Haskell
by Luke Rodgers on December 28, 2011
Problem 9 of Project Euler asks you to find the product of the sole Pythagorean triplet, the sum of whose values is 1000, where a Pythagorean triplet (familiar from elementary school math) is a set of natural numbers a < (…)
HTTP status cats
by Luke Rodgers on December 14, 2011
From Felix Rieseberg, HTTP Status-Katzen.
Hot buttered rye breakfast cocktail
by Luke Rodgers on December 14, 2011
After much experimentation, I have come close to replicating the deliciousness that is the Hot Buttered Rye breakfast cocktail from one of my favourite brunch joints in Brooklyn, Rye.
1 tbsp butter
generous dash of ground cloves
1.5 tsp of molasses
earl grey tea (…)
Performance comparison of doubling a number in javascript
by Luke Rodgers on October 8, 2011
Three ways of doubling, inspired by Will it optimize?
Opera 10.6.3 failed to run the tests.
Mis-applications of Gaia theory
by Luke Rodgers on May 31, 2011
I often encounter a sort of frustrating combination of Gaia theory plus bad philosophy of language, which goes something like this:
Earth is not sick, earth has been around for billions of years, and underwent many catastrophes before us, and will (…)
Neat, plausible, and wrong
by Luke Rodgers on May 4, 2011
One of my favourite quotations is from H.L. Mencken:
There is always an easy solution to every human problem–neat, plausible, and wrong.
Tom Flanagan amply demonstrates the sort of reasoning at which this barb was aimed in a recent op-ed for The Globe (…)
