Cocktails for programmers
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Cocktails for programmers
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Re: Cocktails for programmers
#2Each to their own, these all look undrinkable though!
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#3Each to their own, these all look undrinkable though!
Change some ingredients and A/B test them.
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#5Each to their own, these all look undrinkable though!
It's on GitHub, fork it and send a pull request. Always send pull requests sober.
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#6Nice... tomorrow will get "Python" for start
I think the result will be "Memory Leak" and party will be over after "Epic Fail" :)
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#7Each to their own, these all look undrinkable though!
Yeah, when I saw jmp I thought it looked impressive, but just reading the ingredients made me want to Ralph.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Change some ingredients and A/B test them.
With initial recipes like these, you'd quickly reach very low local maxima.
git history serves as a Tabu list, and different people's tastes will serve as a stochastic breakout. If lots of people have a go it will de-facto be a particle swarm tabu. Even with a single starting point there's a good chance of global optimisation.
Re: Cocktails for programmers
#9Malibu, Crème de Menthe, Jager, Triple Sec, Vodka & Coke, Kahlua. These seem like cocktails for programmers... earlier in their careers, shall we say.
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#10Another cocktail is the "Tschunk", which is hugely popular with hackers here in Germany. See the recipe here: https://entropia.de/Tschunk (the main ingredient, a carbonated, caffeinated soda called "Club-Mate" is difficult to source outside of Germany, though).