Another post from Advogato.

Another post from Advogato.

Another post from Advogato.

Another post from Advogato.

Another post from Advogato.

Another post from Advogato.

Another post from Advogato.

Another post from Advogato.

Another post from Advogato.

Another post from Advogato.

Another post from Advogato.

I worked for a year in Austria, writing what ended up being a set of code generator tools for CORBA components. I don't think the larger project has really stood the test of time, but it was a really interesting and valuable project to work on at the time. This is an advogato post about the development process during the early phases of the project.

I wrote this on advogato after realizing that I had been helping my colleagues at work with a good bit of paper editing and correction. As a native English speaker, the ability to write fluent English is quite a valuable resource for nonnative speakers.

For a while nearly all of my online activities were on advogato. Here's another post.

This was my first post on advogato.

This is one of those things I sort of wish I hadn't written, but I did. So it's here to remind me how little writing about vague generalities helps anyone, when the real situation involves specifics. Also, specifics go in the journal.

The Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma (IPD) is an entertaining game that can be studied mathematically to gain some insight about certain complex systems. I've worked on it in several separate projects at various levels of sophistication ; this post is a formulation of the problem and a brief retelling of my experiments with it.

A ways back now I wrote this tutorial about linked lists, primarily using C and C++ for examples. I hope it helps you understand more about linked lists ! Before you start reading, you should be able to read and understand C and/or C++ (especially all the pointer notation in these languages), and you should have a decent knowledge of how pointers work.

I wrote this when I got home late one night after going to a club (in the middle of nowhere, somewhere in RTP). I quite like it.

I was really starting to burn out after four years of undergrad "education," so I wrote this whiny missive to fend off the demons.