Read this quarter: Note: re+read means I’m re-reading this book. The (+) stands for one-or-more times, as in the regexes. Como ganar amigos e influir sobre las personas; Carnegie (+) Oliver Twist; Dickens Building evolutionary architecture; Ford, Parsons Selfie: How We Became So Self-Obsessed and What It’s Doing To Us; Storr. Just chapter 1: The dying self Sota la cistella; Gasol Como ganar amigos e influir sobre las personas; Carnegie (+) I’ve re-read this classic book (How to win friends and influence people), by Carnegie.

One year nomad - a review Tags: nomad, felix-krause, digital-nomad, remote, life Id: 7784a1da-fc82-11e8-a2cc-0242ac110002 Read: Mon, 10 Dec 2018 13:49:51 +0000 The Reason Many Ultrarich People Aren’t Satisfied With Their Wealth How the rich are motivated to earn more money really rich people are often motivated to acquire more money by the thrill that comes with multiplying one’s fortune by making investments, buying up businesses Those two ways of putting money to use—as a way of covering expenses or as a way of building a bigger fortune—

Read this quarter: Note: re+read means I’m re-reading this book. The (+) stands for one-or-more times, as in the regexes. Ética a Nicómaco; Aristóteles Book of Transformation; Dalai Lama Ética a Nicómaco; Aristóteles I’ve read this book on philosophy and ethics. This book contains an analysis of the relationship between the personality, intelligence and happiness. Tries to describe what ‘virtues’ are, that they belong in a continuum of acts, aand the good term is always in the middle.

The Haskell Pyramid I’ve read this article on how the productivity for Haskell is achieved: not using the topics discussed on social networks (monads, functors, laws, lenses, etc) but using more basic tools Tags: haskell, productivity, lucas-di-cioccio, learning, development, tool, monad, hype, pyramid, productive-haskell-bar, bar Id: 454f53fc-7dd6-11e8-8208-0242ac110003 Read: Mon, 02 Jul 2018 08:59:47 +0000 El verde más verde I’ve read this article on how to structure creative projects (e.g., UX, programming) by professionals, as told by David Bonilla.

Read this quarter: Note: re+read means I’m re-reading this book. The (+) stands for one-or-more times, as in the regexes. Quien se ha llevado mi queso; Johnson; own-it, guillem One minute manager, the; Blanchard; own-it, non-technical, guillem En defensa de los ociosos; Stevenson; non-technical, own-it Ladybird Book of Mindfulness, the (Ladybirds for Grown-Ups); Hazeley, Morris; non-technical Art of the start, the; Kawasaki; own-it, non-technical, guillem Getting started with NoFap; non-technical Emotional intelligence; Goleman; non-technical Quien se ha llevado mi queso I’ve read this fable explaining the little story of two mice and two lilliputians that end up without any cheese.

Context We have been tasked with designing a component to generate secrets for two-factor authentication (2FA), to ensure that the you also own that other ‘channel’. It has to be secure enough to pass to verify a user, meaning no other user should be able to impersonating another one by guessing the secret. Solution A first solution that he have implemented is to provide a 6-digit pin code. The solution (in java) is straightforward: get a Random to generate ints for you.