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Test Cricket’s greatest all-rounders
Back in the 1980s four all-rounders dominated the world test cricket scene: Ian Botham from England, Kapil Dev from India, Imran Khan (now a very prominent politician) from Pakistan, and Richard Hadlee from New Zealand. Much ink was spilled in … Continue reading
The Short Cutts, Short summaries of…
The Short Cutts, Short summaries of every Matt Cutts (Google) Search Engine Optimisation video t.co/MNTNULHBLm #seo #yam
On Numbers and Games — John H Conway
This amazing book sets out a mathematical framework for describing and constructing numbers, and then generalises this to a way of analysing certain games. You probably need a postgraduate degree in mathematics to really understand all of it. I am … Continue reading
This git man page generator is…
This git man page generator is hilarious and ridiculous and yet almost indistinguishable from the real thing. t.co/ape3Tm8YHZ #yam
I would much rather be the guy who asks…
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I would much rather be the guy who asks *again* than the idiot who pretends to know when he does not.
I’m looking for discounted iTunes…
I’m looking for discounted iTunes cards. (Aren’t we all?) Have you seen any recently? #lazyweb
The Ego Trick — Julian Baggini
This is a pretty good exposition of the “bundle theory” of consciousness. The idea is that “consciousness” does not exist: all there are are discrete conscious experiences, which combine to form the illusion of an integrated cohesive mind. This is … Continue reading
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Heathen manifesto. So anti-dogmatic, a…
Heathen manifesto. So anti-dogmatic, a precondition of supporting it that you do not entirely support it. t.co/VOzln1hDOD #fb