Linkdump for March 28th
¶ by Rob Friesel-
Jeff Atwood writing at Coding Horror:
…who the heck is visiting page 964 of 3810?
As you can imagine, the comment thread is exactly the kind of potpourri you'd expect from this topic.
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At BBC News.
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At Geek Mountain State. Always down for a local UFO sighting.
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Kathryn Flagg at Seven Days writing about Wendell Potter:
But slowly the industry changed. Companies began focusing on what they called “consumer-driven care” and shifting more and more customers to high-deductible plans. Potter calls these customers the “underinsured”: They’re technically covered, but their deductibles are so high — often thousands of dollars each year — that they can’t afford much care, or must go into debt to obtain it. Part of Potter’s job was making people think these plans were a good solution to the problems of providing health care in America, yet he grew increasingly doubtful.
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At drcabana.org:
I have prepared a set of annotated exercises illustrating typical Clojure fp idioms. The exercises are the first 31 Project Euler problems, one for each day of the month. I believe these problems are ideal for the purpose at hand. Each problem is succinctly stated, interesting, and well defined. Each lends itself to a natural functional solution.
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