8 articles tagged Personal.
In 1996, I took my first Computer Science course in college. The professor encouraged us to use vi/vim. Later, at my first job out-of-school, the team was, also, using vi/vim. As the IDE craze took hold at the turn of the century (kind of weird typing that), I never really moved on from there. So,…
Read article: I Code in vi/vim and Loving It (And No, I’m Not Trying to Impress Anyone)I’ve been waiting a couple of years to write this post. In November, 2015, I bought a Synology RS815 NAS appliance to replace the DIY solution that I had been using for years before that. A month ago, that NAS appliance turned ten years old. It’s been in daily use for the past decade. At the six…
Read article: My NAS Appliance Just Turned Ten Years OldI’ve had this one sitting on the shelf for a while. The last semester of my undergraduate program at Wash U., I created a flight simulator program that could be used to view Martian terrtain data. We created this by grabbing a series of still shots while the flight simulator was running.
Read article: Flying Over MarsI’ve been bogged down in work and school lately. So, it has been a while since I’ve written anything. This semester I’m taking an Instruction Set Architecture course at Wash U–basically, the final project is to design a processor with VHDL in ModelSim. I think I’m going to stick to software.…
Read article: JCup & JFlex With AntI’ve been bogged down in work and school lately. So, it has been a while since I’ve written anything. This semester I’m taking an Instruction Set Architecture course at Wash U–basically, the final project is to design a processor with VHDL in ModelSim. I think I’m going to stick to software.…
Read article: Using JCup & JFlex with AntThis will be the second Blog entry I’ve made. I need to come up with a fancier welcome and introduction to each of these things. I started the forth semester of CS Masters program at Wash U. last week. I’ve got a lot of reading to do.
Read article: Examining the Call Stack with GDBI took CS450–Game Programming– at Wash U in Fall, 2005. This was the result. This was the end result. My group called themselves “Die Sphere, Die!”–you may notice our logo pop up occasionally.
Read article: Universal Exterminator
