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adnauseum

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adnauseum··on Apple Music 404 Not Found
Instead of one iPod, my father bought My brother and I a Creative Zen jukebox MP3 player. I wonder when Apple's going to make a 404 page featuring that device.
adnauseum··on A new class of materials that can passively harvest water from air
This, and solutions for male pattern baldness.
adnauseum··on Ask HN: Is GitHub down?
Thank you!
adnauseum··on Ask HN: Is GitHub down?
This is so cool! I'm not at all familiar with any of this network stuff. Any good resources for learning these tools and when to use them?

Sorry to bother!

adnauseum··on Everything you always wanted to know about mathematics (2013) [pdf]
I purchased a Supernote for this very reason. Not cheap, but I (unfortunately) read a lot of PDFs.
adnauseum··on Wizz Air now charging some travellers a strange extra fee (2020)
What would happen if I browsed using Lynx?
adnauseum··on Happiness Is Two Scales
Including this statement?
adnauseum··on How I Experience the Web Today
I appreciate the prompt initiated when I tried leaving
adnauseum··on Tell HN: AWS appears to be down again
Seems like ever since Microsoft bought AWS, it's been going down an awful lot.
adnauseum··on Show HN: I Put St. John's College Great Books Reading List into a Google Sheet
St. John’s College was founded in 1696 and is the third oldest college in the United States.

The great books curriculum at St. John’s includes works in philosophy, literature, political science, psychology, classics, history, religion, economics, math, chemistry, physics, biology, astronomy, music, language, and more.

adnauseum··on Discrete Mathematics: An Open Introduction, 3rd edition
This is a great introduction to discrete math. I found it valuable for deciding what topics to invest more study into. Good survey of discrete math.

I'm about 70% through this book. I've done every exercise and have meticulously journaled about each concept as I encounter them into my Zettelkasten.

Best part: you can read it online and then determine if you want the physical book (which I prefer for math).

adnauseum··on Ask HN: What are you learning?
I'm continuing to study graph theory and learning Lisp via Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (with the original 1986 lectures).