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I crawled almost to the end of unit 2 in my Haskell book.<\/strong> I have a bit more to do on the final exercise, which I’ll try to finish in the next day or so.<\/p>\n As much as I want to keep going through unit 4, I need to get back to my Christmas project, so that’ll be this week.<\/p>\n \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n I listened to some Edgar Allan Poe.<\/strong> I had read a little of him in school\u2014I remember “The Raven” and “The Tell-Tale Heart”\u2014but he didn’t grab me until I heard PodCastle’s version of “The Fall of the House of Usher” a few years ago. Listening to to more of his best works (according to ST Joshi) this past week, I got a better sense of the breadth of stories he told. He was very good at capturing certain moods and adding layers of interest to simple plots. I kept feeling that you could sit with each story quite a while plumbing the depths. I spent a little too long searching for the recordings I wanted for each story, but here were the sources I settled on:<\/p>\n \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n I found another few climate podcasts to follow.<\/strong> The climate podcasts and my regular political ones from earlier in the year will get me through the tension of following the climate-relevant<\/a> Build Back Better Act<\/a> in Congress and COP26<\/a> at the United Nations over the next couple of weeks. Here are my new ones:<\/p>\n Programming \ud83d\ude10 I crawled almost to the end of unit 2 in my Haskell book. I have a bit more to do on the final exercise, which I’ll try to finish in the next day or so. As much as … Continue reading Fiction<\/h2>\n
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