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- Great time had at the hack-a-thon today. Made a cool multi-player Tetris app w/ Leigh and Colin.

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- Great time had at the hack-a-thon today. Made a cool multi-player Tetris app w/ Leigh and Colin.
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Static Mapping of a String to an Integer
With my head in programming for a bit, I decided to take a bit of a break from directly working on my PhD to solving a bit of a problem I was having with regard to the efficiency of the … Continue reading
Finally Set Up My Repository
One of the benefits of being “under the weather” is having a brain that is incapable of creative thought. This lack of creativity has caused me to code quite a bit less and tidy things up quite a bit more. … Continue reading
Posted in Geek Stuff
Tagged Dropbox, git, in the zone, PhD, repository, under the weather, zone
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Not Now Chief, I’m In The Zone
There are times when a picture is worth a thousand words. There is also the occasional picture that is worth a thousand words, a laugh, and a wizened nod acknowledging a profound truth. Whether it is profound or not, when the picture … Continue reading
Sliding Into the Woods
If there was a list of things that are antithetical (45 cent word I wanted to work into conversation today) to working as a computer programmer I am quite certain that physical activity would rank close to the top. Having … Continue reading
Posted in Familial Musings
Tagged Bubbling Springs, computers, dunes, exercise, family, hiking, ice, nerf capture the flag, office-chair polo, old CD skeet shooting, PhD, programmers, sand, trail, walking, weekends, woods, work
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Macintosh Boost and Eclipse
I am back to making a push to finish my PhD. This is a subject with the potential for a lifetime of writing that will be avoided for the time being. Instead, since I want a break from doing the … Continue reading