Luke Francl

@lof

Interests include urbanism, software engineering, biking for transportation, cats. Minnesotan in exile. Work: Search . Blog:

San Francisco, CA
luke.francl.org
Joined January 2008
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    15 Jun 2017

    I wrote a tutorial about how to build a query parser using Ruby, Parslet and Elasticsearch:

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  2. Jun 19

    I started listening to Revolutions with season 10, caught up, and then detoured through the entire History of Rome, Revolutions seasons 1-9, 12 Byzantine Rulers, Norman Centuries, and then caught back up with Revolutions season 10. I may have a history podcast problem.

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  3. Jun 19

    Add a pin for . Just pre-ordered 's Hero of Two Worlds and 's The Verge. Excited to read them both!

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  4. Mar 17

    Pandemic year

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  5. Feb 12

    Toddler QA: In which my 2 year old digs deep into iOS's UINavigationController while potty training

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  6. Jan 27

    This syllabus seems relevant to my search

    Syllabus for my spring class titled: Liberalism and its History: World War II to The Present. Particularly interested in reading recommendations for Cold War Liberalism and Race/Gender
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  7. Jan 27

    Please send me your suggestions for further reading! 🙇‍♂️

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  8. Jan 27

    Finally, I found "A Thousand Small Sanities" by . It seems like more of an apologia for liberalism than the others.

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  9. Jan 27

    Next is "The Lost History of Liberalism" by . This book seems closest to what I'm looking for because it explains how 19th century liberals split on the social question.

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  10. Jan 27

    The first one is "Liberalism: Old and New" by J. G. Merquior. Seems like a right-liberal look at the evolution of liberal ideas.

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  11. Jan 27

    So far I've found three, but I'd love to hear more.

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  12. Jan 27

    During the pandemic, I've worked through 's Revolutions podcast. It got me curious about these "liberal nobles" who always kick things off. How did their struggle turn into the liberalism of today? Looking for book recommendations.

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  13. 1 Dec 2020

    My favorite books of 2019. Only 11 months late! Relive the glory days of 2019 through my procrastination.

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  14. 31 Oct 2020

    I wrote a bit about why I love this book so much. Good luck tonight, Jack.

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  15. 31 Oct 2020

    Tonight, there is a full moon on Halloween. The Players will gather. Some will try for an Opening, and others will work to keep the gate closed.

    "I am a watchdog. My name is Snuff. I live with my master Jack outside London now." --A Night in the Lonesome October, by Roger Zelazny
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  16. 17 Oct 2020

    135 letters coming at ya

    A big pile of letters!
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  17. 18 Aug 2020

    I got such a kick seeing in the DNC video last night. I think I still have a campaign pin from her run for school board somewhere...

    An honor to be featured alongside some American heroes in the opening night of our this evening. “We The People” deserve a brighter future.
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  18. 26 May 2020

    who wore it better?

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  19. 25 Apr 2020

    Minnestar at 15: an appreciation for the three retiring board members who transformed Minnestar. Thank you , , and !

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  20. 26 Mar 2020

    Feeling really inspired by 's All Hands today. The work being done on GitHub to respond to COVID-19 is so important and I'm proud to do my part to support it.

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  21. 10 Mar 2020

    Film is amazing. I found some old rolls, no idea what was on them or how old. None was less than 15 years old and they all turned out.

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