Learning to program is difficult without good goals, and academia has been pretty good about making things fun for me. I have been asked to author a series of articles for introductory programmers to get them up to speed and maybe even show them some of the interesting aspects of software development.
Below is a list [...]
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Decreasing the slope of the learning curve, one equation or program at a time.
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4 Aug 09
Great Programming Labs!
25 Jun 09
Mile a minute… Thinking as a developer
The blur of ideas is amazing to me. I close my eyes and am lost in the blur and haze that has become what I consider my mind. I have been told that I think at a mile a minute, but that has never stopped me from trying to make a pit stop and clarify. [...]
9 Jun 09
Assembly is coming to an end, at least for me =(
I just got home from my second IA-32 Assembly exam and it feels like a part of me is about to die. Like a breakup with a woman who I was recently engaged to that i just found out was cheating on me with my grand father and now…
now…
there is nothing more than a hole [...]
6 Mar 08
PHP States
I received an email a couple days ago from a UScript developer who was interested in applying something that seems to be pretty useful in UScript to provide a similar interface in PHP5. States. UScript pt States provide a developer with a means of encapsulating code, much the same way many of us have been [...]
8 Dec 06
Viewer Mail #2
I received an email a couple days ago and I have been trying to figure out how to approach it, until now.
Hey man,
I am new to coding, obviously, and I love your tutorials on hl2, but I have this distinct feeling that I’m missing something. I coded in VB for a while and it was [...]
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