I miss GOT

I met my future baby mammas through Nairaland

Very interesting.

politricks

Hella cool, I'm impressed!

This Reality High School intrigues me. Not very far from my own hometown..

Congratulations to him. Being good at math is quite lucrative these days, so I hope he continues on this path.

Itoroetti :

Nice

Also:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_miller,_his_son_and_the_donkey

The guy was an 1diot.....

Cats in general are untrustworthy, evil creatures. I am not surprised.

waste of time

dozzybaba: Arabs and katakata are like conjoined siamese twins.

Everything is a sign of the end times

We are living in the last days. And will be doing so for the next 100,000 years

To those complaining about her azz being too small, I think there is value in a nicely-shaped, firm azz. Pretty behinds come in all shapes and sizes...bigger is not necessarily better

Afam4eva:
You sure so?

100% sure

shadrach77: @op , it is Latino not Latina . That said, the picture appears photoshopped

Nope. Latino is for male, Latina is for women.


Anyway, she has a nice azz. It is only human to look at it.

nice

Lasgidi...so much happening there.

H-Star89:
i wish

It is very easy for you to make your wish come true

A great, but long read: http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2013/07/how-africas-new-urban-centers-are-shifting-its-old-colonial-boundaries/277425/?single_page=true

Most of the article focuses on Lagos State and Fashola, but there is a lot of other interesting material in it.

How is his old age relevant?

Sure. I've been wanting to write a simple IRC client to learn how Scala does GUIs and networking.

Yup I'm on Github.

Yeah I just don't have a lot of motivation to do the programming exercises...I'd much rather just do project euler problems. I watched the videos mainly to understand then language from the author's perspective.

Btw, it looks like these notes (http://www.scala-lang.org/docu/files/ScalaByExample.pdf) overlap 95%+ with the video lectures he did.

Python has a version of streams called generators.

Ruby has one called enumerators (see here: http://www.michaelharrison.ws/weblog/?p=163).

Streams are cool. I have a much nicer implementation of the Sieve of Eratosthenes using them.

ItsModella: Ok, I take it that half of you guys did not watch the video. Y'all just saw the word feminism and jumped the gun.

Exactly. Ain't nobody got time for feminist videos!

Let us join hands and say NO to the following evils that plague humanity:

1. Racism
2. Sexism
3. Feminism

Together, we can make the world a better place.

nothing wrong with this move. they have a right their borders.

Really interesting approach Scala takes to immutable vectors. Log(n) access time.

I use IPython a lot. But imo this worksheet is way better.

I am also not a fan of IDEs, but it seems the folks at my future job all use 'em for Scala development.

Regarding the FP course, I've watched up to week 5 right now (finishing the last video). I'm not doing any of the exercises though, just solving the problems he mentions during the lecture.

FP is kind of cool, but I'm not sure how efficient immutable data structures really are. For one of the project euler problems I did, I think the mutable hash map ran a lot faster than the immutable one.