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Week 02/03 – Sun Jan 19 2025
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Week 01 – Sun Jan 05 2025
That’s all for now. It was a good week. I’m really proud of what I accomplished, where I failed, and the lessons learned.
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Week 52 – Sun Dec 29 2024
We’re finally here, the last full week of 2024. It’s a mish mash of feelings. It’s been an eventful year. It was a mix of a busy and not so busy week. Overall, I’m pleased to have hit many of my goals. Incremental, consistent progress is my building block to success 🙂 Merry Christmas, Happy…
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Week 51 – Sun Dec 22 2024
A brief collection of bullet points highlighting some of the things I’ve been working on. I wrote this post partially as a way to share and feel more connected as I dive deeper and deeper into my research. It was a rough format, mostly stream of conscious. I was originally intending to write this on…
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Org mode capture template bug?
I’m starting to use org-mode/emacs full-time again for information, task and project management. I like having a portable platform that I can access using the same interface on all of my devices. And it is so easy to automate and write custom hooks into JIRA, confluence, todoist, gcal and other external services. I ran into…
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PCJ – Tuesday June 04 2024
Alarm clock app Things I want to learn from this project Getting started on the work
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PCJ – Friday May 31 2024
Friday 31 May 2024 PCJ – Personal computing journal
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Software is more than automation
I am a big fan of Alan Kay, smalltalk and the dynabook. These are powerful ideas from the 1970s that showed us what it means to have a computer-literate society. I don’t just mean checking emails, word processing, and media consumption. These are interesting and bring with them efficiencies. However, they do not make use…
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Testing makes me happy
It’s been a really good day for me. Though, I’ve been programming since the morning, and all the code has now started to look like mush… I’ve been able to implement features, improve performance, testing and feel good about the code I’ve written. At work, I fixed a critical bug by deleting 2 lines and…
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Making it go faster
This evening I wanted to make one of my drawing algorithms faster. I’m not sure everyone is interested in performance testing, so for now I’ll keep it brief. If you want to learn more reach out 🙂 I was writing a curve smoothing function using Chaikin’s algorithm. My reference code for the initial implementation Some…