The man with the Y Combinator tattoo
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The man with the Y Combinator tattoo
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Re: The man with the Y Combinator tattoo
#2Wow.
That wins for world's dorkiest tattoo. Dorkier than the golden ratio. Dorkier than e^{i\pi} \eq -1, and maybe dorkier than using latex notation in a web forum :)
Re: The man with the Y Combinator tattoo
#3Wow. That wins for world's dorkiest tattoo. Dorkier than the golden ratio. Dorkier than e^{i\pi} \eq -1, and maybe dorkier than using latex notation in a web forum :)
+1 for the use of LaTeX notation.
Re: The man with the Y Combinator tattoo
#4Oh, I've got one of those, only in Javascript.
Re: The man with the Y Combinator tattoo
#5I wonder if he has a wife/girlfriend.
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#6I wonder if he has a wife/girlfriend.
Sadly, I do not at the moment. The position is open for any girls who love guys with dorky tattoos. ;)
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#7I'm thinking about getting a tattoo. The goal is to get something that is aesthetically pleasing in an abstract sense, to avoid thinking something is ugly years later.
I was thinking about the great wave, a dragon, a dragon fly or something else made up of PCB layout lines. I think that would look very nice on a forearm. http://www.imakethings.com/2007/09/14/image-to-pcb-app-and-p...
Most science tattoos are very, very ugly. And what if maxwell's equations or the Y-combinator get invalidated in the future :-P ?
Re: The man with the Y Combinator tattoo
#8I wonder if he has a wife/girlfriend.
I never understood comments like this. They assume there are no geek girls with similar interests.
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