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Scott Lanning is currently working in Amsterdam at a hotel-booking company. The following interviews and commentaries are for entertainment only. The views and opinions expressed therein do not necessarily represent the views of his employer or even himself.
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Scott Lanning is currently working in Amsterdam at a hotel-booking company. The following interviews and commentaries are for entertainment only. The views and opinions expressed therein do not necessarily represent the views of his employer or even himself.
Thursday March 20, 2008
10:54 AM
4-day weekend
One happy side-effect of this obsession with an old German goddess that people have is a 4-day weekend for me. Yay \o/
So whatever shall I do....? I was thinking of
- playing with Continuity (like Seaside for Perl but not a framework)
- finishing the F.E.A.R. series, 3rd game in the pack I bought at home in the USA
- studying German [1]
- reading:
- Evolution, a novel spanning 565 million years of human evolution
- L'Aventure des langues en Occident, on the Indo-European languages
- From Geometry to Topology, really well written (note: has a chapter on continuity (see above
- working out (end of 4th week, still at it)
[1] Also: perl -e'for$i(1..4){for$j("01".."26"){`wget http://mp3.dw-world.de/dwelle/sprachkurse/english/eng-$i$j.mp3`}}'
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German? Bah! (Score:1)
Try Mesopotamian!
The Germans likely borrowed her from the Greeks who borrowed her from the Persians.
Human evolved? (Score:1)