2012: Weekly review: Week ending June 1, 2012 — Many small improvements this week! I installed a drip irrigation system in the garden to help with watering. I think [...]
2011: It’s Bike Month in Toronto! — While we don’t have anything like the awesome biking infrastructure of the Netherlands (oh, and all that flat land – [...]
2010: Monthly review: May 2010 — May was quite a learning experience. From an oh-no moment when I accidentally mail-flooded around 70 people to a new [...]
2009: Weekly review: Week ending May 31, 2009 — From last week’s plans:
More Transition2 work – finish event-related bugs Another day, another build… Things are progressing nicely!
More LinkedIn and [...]
2006: Life on the A-list — Somewhere along the way, I managed to end up as the hottest blogger
within IBM, with over a thousand hits. I [...]
2006: On the way home after a late night — I’m starving and my hands are a little bit weak. I’ve had nothing but
hot chocolate since lunch, too pressed for [...]
2006: RIP, PDA — I discovered to my chagrin this morning that the Compaq iPaq no longer
retains a charge, perhaps because its internal battery [...]
2006: Social Tech Brewing — Last night’s Social Tech Brewing social was lots of fun.
(Notice how lazy I getabout linking? ;) )
Phillip Smith arrived [...]
2006: It’s alive! Reviving my iPaq — I’ve decided to experiment with carrying an electronic device around
again. Several people have reported seeing Moleskines coexist with
PDAs, so I [...]
2006: Tagging blog posts — At some point I really should write my own tag indexing thing. =) That
way, it’ll be easy to find out, [...]
2006: Blackberry goodness — Sandy read my post on networking and saw my note about Blackberry, that addictive little e-mail-anywhere device. I keep itching [...]
2005: On teaching programming —
why do I have to write all this syntactic sugar to just do the canonical “Hello, world”?
I firmly believe [...]
2005: Productive day! — I had so much fun writing today. 500 words for my m-ph entry, 1000 for
the Linux Journal article on taming [...]
2005: xtla and Gnus —
There is a feature in xtla.el to send/review patches via gnus.
To set it up, you need the following lines for [...]
2005: Introducing the Hipster PDA — by Sacha Chua
(Sneak preview of m-ph entry for tomorrow)
“I’ve found the perfect PDA,” I gushed. My friends perked up. Knowing
how [...]
2005: Flash fiction: GLUTTONY – 55 words —
GLUTTONY (55 words)
Flash fiction by Sacha Chua
“Gluttony is indecent and a catalyst for sin,” said his devoted
mother, measuring rice grains [...]
2004: Imagine Cup — Fanny Sy wrote:
I’m so proud to announce that our team representative for the Imagine Cup
competition has won the Imagine Cup [...]
2004: Much productive hacking last night — - Dusted off CoursesSubmission and started hacking on it again: minor
template tweaks (tables instead of lists, for example) and some [...]
2003: Student-centered learning — Brilliant idea! I can make a lot of things learn-by-example, and have
them work in pairs almost all the time.
For example, [...]
2003: TFI — Dr. Augustin Martin Rodriguez, Gus – program director.
Supposed to orient us all on how to be good Ateneo teachers. Useful
because [...]
2003: TFI — Introductions
roland, math
jenny, math
andre, DISCS
stan, DISCS
rico, college 85, pulseasia, strategy and marketing
crista, german
malou, ecce
rex briones, math
ramir, math
jun, history, institute of philippine [...]
xpress razor Nice tutorial. Once in a while someone posts about Emacs, and I get tempted again to play with the devil. When two three days passes,... – May 20, 12:01 PM
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