I don’t always push my code… But When I do, I do it in origin.
Combat Setup #gklst (Taken with instagram)
Combat setup (Taken with instagram)
El Bicho Azul FTW (Taken with instagram)
Look what just arrived! // @damowe @janogonzalez (Taken with instagram)
How important is to optimize haskell code
via coder.cl
Programming in Haskell is cool. You have various functions and abstractions to work with. But it has several considerations to have in mind once you are programming in this language. The main one about its performance and memory usage — in my opinion — is where to place lazy evaluated expressions and where to place strictly evaluated expressions. There are various articles with very good recommendations, but I want to show you a practical example, where you can see how effectively is used the lazy evaluation and released in a good execution point of the example program.
NYC’s SoHo
My Tesla > Edison @oatmeal T Shirt!!!! (Taken with instagram)
Subnormality: The mission
Winston Rowntree at his best :)
myNoSQL: Distributed Temporal Graph Database Using Datomic
Davy Suvee describes the solution in the Gremlin group and shares the code on GitHub:
Last week I spend some time on implementing the Blueprints interface on top of Datomic. The RDF and SPARQL feel of the Datomic data model and query approach makes it a good target for implementing…
Faded brick storefront and a bicycle. Lower East Side, New York City
Is there anything that tugs at nostalgic feelings more than a beautifully faded storefront? Maybe. Maybe not. I love this one in particular though especially on bright, sunny days when it feels as if the sun is imbuing the faded memories on the brick with a warm touch.
This was taken with Instagram. As I mentioned last week, I only started using Instagram a week or so ago and I love it. My name there is newyorklens. You can read about my thoughts on mobile photography and Instagram here. Most of my phone photos are now processed in Snapseed first and then tinkered with in Instagram. I decided I am going to post one phone photography image a week here since I am really having a lot of fun with it!
I received a really bizarre question the other night shortly before I disabled anonymous commenting altogether. Someone asked me something like “do you use a camera to take your photos or just some app?” saying something else about how my photography has “changed” over time.
I would like to say first: thank you. We can only evolve in skill if we change and grow. My photography is constantly evolving and I feel more and more at peace with the work I am producing recently because it is closer to what I have been trying to achieve in terms of conveying emotion and how I view the world around me. Additionally, every image I ever post here unless it is tagged (like this post) with “phone photography” is taken with a camera.
I approach all of my photography as a mixture of painting with light and tones and I strive with everything in my power to capture the feelings and emotions that are stirred up within myself with certain scenes here in New York City. If you are interested in hearing more about that, I was interviewed a month ago on a photography show hosted by Thomas Hawk and Lotus Carroll and you can read that interview and listen to that broadcast here.
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Geekli.st Update: Geeklist Ambassador Story #1 : Audrey from Paris
One foggy evening of November 2011 in San Francisco, Reuben, Chris and I grabbed a couple of whiteboard pens and started sketching out the path to the expansion of Geeklist, the path to Europe. At that time we already had thousands of users in Europe but we felt the importance of…
