December 2007
19 posts
New year resolutions: Part II
I’ll definitely improve the kind of food I consume. It’s worth paying for really good food. My breakfast today: tuna sandwiches. Yuck! 
Dec 22nd
“Mozart is free to create things others cannot imagine, because he is bound by...”
– Margaret Boden
Dec 18th
“Happiness only real when shared.”
– Read in this Coding Horror article.
Dec 18th
“If atheism is a religion, then not collecting stamps is a hobby.”
– a great comment on an absurd Huffington Post blog post proposing that atheism is actually a “stealth religion” (xstevemurphy)
Dec 16th
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Fearless mice created in Japan →
Awwww… genetic engineering.
Dec 15th
Dec 15th
“If art interprets our dreams, the computer executes them in the guise of...”
– Alan J. Perlis, in Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs’ foreword.
Dec 14th
“The secret to happiness is low expectations.”
– Barry Schwartz.
Dec 14th
New year resolutions: Part I.
One of them is to read a minimum of 25 books in a year. I’m starting right away. The first book was The Hobbit. 24 to go.
Dec 13th
This is exactly how I feel: “Why don’t you just *write a program*?” he asks. He agrees that especially scientists should learn how to program, because it may help them learn to communicate their ideas better. I look forward to him saying more about this in his blog. A scientist can communicate an idea to others with a program, but they can also think better with a program....
Dec 12th
“The real reason we are seeking a complete theory, is that we want to understand...”
– Stephen Hawking, in his speech “Gödel and the end of Physics”.
Dec 12th
It’s weird. Today I stumbled across the twitter from a guy I know from a PDA forum and realized he’s living my dream. He’s going to New York and I’m very happy for him. Hahaha, I’m getting all emotional.
Dec 10th
Probando el Tumblr Dashboard Widget. á é í ó ú ñ.
Dec 10th
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Dec 9th
I need some quality time in a deserted island.
Dec 9th
“The German scholar did mistakenly name the new lands America after...”
– National Geographic on German cartographer Martin Waldseemüller.
Dec 5th