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When in trouble: When in doubt Act crazy and Begin to shout. --end logo-- Female serial killers account for only 8% of all American serial killers, but American females account for 76% of all female serial killers worldwide. The female serial killer also has different methods and motives for killing. [The total is over 100 - some overlap.] Methods include: Poisoning - 80% Shooting - 20% Bludgeoning - 16% Suffocation - 16% Stabbing - 11% Drowning - 5% Motives include: Money- 74% Control - 13% Enjoyment - 11% Sex - 10% Drugs, cult involvement or to cover up feelings of inadequacy - 24% There are few researchers of female serial killers. The best book on the subject is by Michael and C. Kelleher (1998) "Murder Most Rare". Kelleher & Kelleher suggest a typology based on whether the female serial killer a...
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New: We are happy to announce the 2014 winners listed below. The new, 2014 records are listed in green , including those for the new CloudSort benchmark. Thank you to all the 2014 entrants! Until 2007, the sort benchmarks were primary defined, sponsored and administered by Jim Gray. Following Jim's disappearance at sea in January 2007, the sort benchmarks have been continued by a committee of past colleagues and sort benchmark winners. The Sort Benchmark committee members include: Chris Nyberg of Ordinal Technology Corp Mehul Shah of Amiato Naga Govindaraju of Microsoft Top Results Daytona Indy Gray Current Daytona GraySort 2-way tie: 2014, 4.35 TB/min TritonSort 100 TB in 1,378 seconds 186 Amazon EC2 i2.8xlarge nodes Michael Conley, Amin Vahdat, George Porter University of California, San Diego 2014, 4.27 TB/min Apache Spark 100 TB in 1,406 second...
Functionally Solving Problems Table of contents A Fistful of Monads Haskell's combination of purity, higher order functions, parameterized algebraic data types, and typeclasses allows us to implement polymorphism on a much higher level than possible in other languages. We don't have to think about types belonging to a big hierarchy of types. Instead, we think about what the types can act like and then connect them with the appropriate typeclasses. An Int can act like a lot of things. It can act like an equatable thing, like an ordered thing, like an enumerable thing, etc. Typeclasses are open, which means that we can define our own data type, think about what it can act like and connect it with the typeclasses that define its behaviors. Because of that and because of Haskell's great type system that allows us to know a lot about a function just by knowing its type decl...
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Tom Pledger [email protected] Fri, 12 Oct 2001 08:02:45 +1300 Previous message: performUnsafeIO Next message: help for exercise 4.10 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Sebastian Schulz writes: | hi. | | I need to extract an IO String to String. | Remembering some function like 'performUnsafeIO :: IO a -> a', I | searched the hugs libs, but without a match. | | Does a function like this still exists? It (unsafePerformIO) still exists. | Or how can I transform IO a to a? There's a safer way: http://haskell.org/wiki/wiki?ThatAnnoyingIoType Previous message: performUnsafeIO Next message: help for exercise 4.10 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ...
preload-content: Poll: Thumb Accessible Modifier Keys General Keith (Sprouts keep me both green and) — 2014-06-05T08:11:04Z — #1 As a programmer, I find myself having to use modifier keys, especially Ctrl and Shift , approximately seven billion times per day. Annoyingly, these keys are only accessible using my smallest fingers (pinkies), while I have two big lumbering thumbs sharing a single key between them. In fact, judging by the wear pattern on my spacebar, I'm not using my left thumb at all. I propose adding additional modifier keys below the space bar: Keyboard Thumb Modifiers.png 1313x410 57.3 KB This would allow me to keep the fingers of both hands firmly around the home keys, reducing travel and offloading some of the pinky work onto my freeloading thumbs. The keys would need to be recessed to allow normal use of the spacebar, but ot...
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Search Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More » Send Feedback | Web History | Help | Sign in Home Home Profile People Photos Communities Events Hangouts Pages Local Settings Feedback Help · Region Privacy & Terms · Maps Terms Start a hangout Peter Van Eynde Peter Van Eynde Shared publicly - 2013-05-06 $ tmux attach protocol version mismatch (client 7, server 6) #$^#^# what now?? Aha... $ pgrep tmux 3429 $ /proc/3429/exe attach magic... and handy when continuing a Debian release upgrade ;) 178 40 28 comments Wout Mertens + 0 1 0 Reply sweet hack :-) Tom Hayden + 0 1 0 Reply Spot on. (Although not just a release upgrade! ;-) ) Thankyou. Thomas Adam + 0 1 0 Reply I really don't recommend this. We generally try and avoid having to bump the server protocol for a reason, and if that happens, you should just restart tmux. Valentin Assmundsson + 0 1 0 Reply Thanks...
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