Crime Scene: Good
In the afternoon I finished Crime Scene, Clay Edison Book 1, by Jonathan Kellerman and his son Jesse Kellerman. I enjoyed this book and look forward to the next one in the series.
Mathematicians Measure Infinities and Find They’re Equal
In a breakthrough that disproves decades of conventional wisdom, two mathematicians have shown that two different variants of infinity are actually the same size. The advance touches on one of the most famous and intractable problems in mathematics: whether there exist infinities between the infinite size of the natural numbers and the larger infinite size of the real numbers.
Source: Mathematicians Measure Infinities, Find They’re Equal, an article by Kevin Hartnett.
What is the 'box-sizing' property in css
By default, css adds padding and margin values to the width and height of your elements. A 200px wide box with 10px padding will have an effective width of 220px. Use
box-sizing: border-box;to prevent this.
Source: What is the 'box-sizing' property in css and why should it have a value of 'border-box', an article by Arpit Batra.
Forbidden Haskell Types
Haskell’s type system is pretty great, but one thing it doesn’t have, that some other type systems do have, is recursive types, by which I mean, types directly constructed from themselves. Recursive types are forbidden in Haskell.
Source: Forbidden Haskell Types, an article by Ashley Yakeley.
A Measure of Darkness
Former star basketball player Clay Edison is busy. He’s solved a decades-old crime and redeemed an innocent man, earning himself a suspension in the process. Things are getting serious with his girlfriend. Plus his brother’s fresh out of prison, bringing with him a whole new set of complications.
In the evening I started in A Measure of Darkness, Clay Edison Book 2, by Jonathan Kellerman and his son Jesse Kellerman.