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I really love experts sharing their reading list! It took me ten minutes to read this page and 5 seconds to bookmark the referenced books. But how many years will it take me to read all them? 5 years? LOL

The ACM SIGPLAN channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwG9512Wm7jSS6Iqshz4Dpg uploads videos of technical talks in major programming lamguage research conferences. Undoubtedly this is the channel I learned most 'advanced programming skills' from.

I had exactly the same blank cap HHKB, which only makes me angry (when I couldn't found the punctuations I wanted)

I remember its flaming effect was my motivation for trying to install an Ubuntu on my PC when I was 13 or so. :)

For this particular example, the buyer can simply look himself up in the dataset. LOL. This dataset is the database of the largest hotel brand of China.

I am pretty sure there are entries about me in the database (I am Chinese). It's damn embarrassing, people know me can know who I slept with if he pay 8 bitcoin now. Now I hope the price of bitcoins goes up.

You can have a look at Richard Bird's book _Pearls of Functional Algorithm Design_. It's much more accessible than his earlier influential book _Algebra of Programming_.

In this book, many well-known algorithms, e.g. KMP pattern matching, are derived from naive implementations by step-by-step applications of algebraic rules of (functional) programs.

A neat and elegant neural architecture for learning chess.