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Haskell, Matrices, Drinks
Posted Oct 3, 2005
Turns out I'm back in Cambridge, I'm still writing in Haskell, and I'm still doing to boring drinks parties
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Purple, Pascal, Perl, Haskell
Posted Jan 31, 2005
I popped back at the week end and enjoyed reading A3031949, except for the errors... Doenitz versus Dönitz. Shame about the subediting, but a really good read all the same. Nice to see h2g2 still alive. 
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'no recent postings'
Posted Oct 14, 2004
... yet four badges.
And nothing exciting to write in this journal.
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Gödel, Escher, Bach
Posted Aug 26, 2004
It's August again, and again I'm back on h2g2. This time I appear to have spent several months with a towel over my head thinking that I'm invisible (mostly to myself).
This time, however, I've finished school, passed exams, and got myself into University. Let's hope I have similar success with Whales.
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Corned Beef
Posted Feb 18, 2004
I haven't posted here for a while now; I'm posting here now.
Spam.
(The questions really are: Is corned beef the proper thing to serve with stovies? Is it ethically/morally/plain right/wrong serve Branston pickle as a condiment for this dish?[0])
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[0] /* the following is upside down: */ Correct answers: Yes, no, maybe
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