Sometimes people ask me how I could have blamed myself and not pressed charges when I was raped. The answer, ultimately, is complicated and involves what I know or believe about the criminal justice system and how it prosecutes rape.
But, like, if you've ever heard someone make comments about a guy being so good looking he'd never *have to* rape someone -- or she's so unattractive she should just be grateful a man ever wanted her anyway -- then you already know why.
So, I was getting this error when I try to push to to a repo on GitLab:
! [remote rejected] master -> master (pre-receive hook declined)
So I went to GitLab to try to figure out wtf is going on and *none* of my private repos are listed on my profile or activity pages, yea even when I go to Personal Projects, and *yes* I'm logged in. I finally find that they still exist only by going to Settings -> Notifications, and there all my projects are listed.
WHAT THE CHRIST.
“In order to give the border sharp edges in some areas and soft edges in others, we can assign different levels of “variance” to each line segment. Segments with high variance will undergo large changes in each mutation round, and segments with low variance will undergo small changes.” (via Algorithmic Art - Tyler Hobbs - A Generative Approach to Simulating Watercolor Paints )
Finally starting to notice this striking inverse correlation between
- whether something is confusing
- whether you've read a book about it
This "google things as you need them" habit, I think, It's actually pretty bad
Somehow I taught myself this helplessness. Struggle over years. Feel like I'll never get it.
Have you read a book about it?
Well, no
Why are haskellers so obsessed with the bottom anyway
We all have one
Nobody else talks about it so much
So anyway, I wrote a blog post about bottom https://chris-martin.org/2017/null-as-bottom
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