2012: Buying time: Experimenting with scheduling — One of my business validation experiments has suddenly kicked into high gear. People love the sketchnotes I’ve been taking. Since [...]
2009: Weekly review: Week ending November 8, 2009 — Last week was a high-energy week. Tuesday was networking-intensive: a breakfast meeting, a major presentation, and a speed-mentoring event. On [...]
2008: Weekly review: Week ending November 9, 2008 — This week:
Got ready for the second release of my Drupal-based project. Things are going well!
Attended the Women in IBM Networking [...]
2007: Other stuff — I like working from home. I set up my work laptop together with my
personal laptop as something of a dual [...]
2007: Kaizen: Tweaking my schedule — What’s the best way to spend your day?
Today I experimented with my schedule again. Instead of waking up at 6
and [...]
2006: It’s one of those blah days — I stayed up late last night and didn’t feel too well this morning. In
fact, I ended up getting out of [...]
2005: Emacs: It’s all about people — Kathy Sierra of Creating Passionate Users quotes Nat Torkington: “It’s
no longer aspergers and emacs… we’re putting people back into the
equation.”
Why [...]
2005: Free and open source programs — Looking for high-quality free and open source programs to help your Microsoft Windows-using friends make the switch? Check out LOOP: [...]
2005: Brilliant idea! — I’m going to make this weekend Planner Documenting weekend. Kinda like
the National Novel Writing Month‘s goal
of just getting stuff out [...]
2005: Emacs: Not bad, just misunderstood — People love dissing the Emacs text editor. Emacs is one of those
arcane things that even _geeks_ aren’t expected to understand. [...]
2004: My timestamping/thumbnailing script —
#!/bin/bash
while [ -n "$1" ]; do
if [ -f $1 ]; then
DATE=$(date +"%Y%m%d-%H%M%S" --reference="$1")
[...]
2003: Summary of today — Finished the draft of my article for Crossroads. Submitted it already,
but haven’t received any confirmation yet. They’ll notify me of
acceptance [...]
2003: Free NNTP — http://news.individual.net/ free Usenet (no binaries) Extremely good service, good spam filters
2003: BlueJ and jikes — bluej.compiler.type=jikes
bluej.compiler.executable=jikes
2003: BlueJ robot world — http://www.rdv.vslib.cz/skodak/en/bluej/RobotWorld/index.html
2003: Guidelines for BlueJ — - Guideline 1: Objects first.
- Guideline 2: Don’t start with a blank screen.
- Guideline 3: Read code.
- Guideline 4: Use [...]
2003: The ACM competition — Judging the 2003 ACM ICPC Manila regionals was tons of fun. Although I
was somewhat delinquent in terms of making problems [...]
Jonathan Arkell Using org-babel for startup is truly the path to enlightenment. Here is my crack at it: https://github.com/jonnay/emagicians-starter-kit – May 24, 3:33 PM
Olivier Berger I have played with the =orgmode-slideshow= solution for non-beamer presentations, which wraps the HTML export with only minimal changes, as an alternative to S5 and... – May 23, 1:01 PM
Archimedes Trajano Actually the left side of the things in the What I don't want group will just happen naturally and it's fine. Though I am using... – May 22, 10:53 PM
sachac I like that. =) I've got the unusual position of not having income pressure, so I'm glad I can make good stuff and give it... – May 22, 7:15 PM
Sylver Stone Yeap, I had to get all above summarized through (and much more) when starting with emacs. I found this post so illustrative, I've enjoyed it.... – May 21, 7:11 AM