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On This Day...

• 2013: Looking back and looking forward — Have you ever felt unsure about whether you’re moving forward or where the time went? A friend called me up [...]
• 2012: Weekly review: Week ending December 30, 2011 — Lots of progress on Quantified Awesome thanks to last week’s long weekend. Looking forward to building more this long weekend. [...]
• 2011: Weekly review: Week ending December 31, 2010 — From last week’s plans Work [X] Work on Project M: Make sure users have permissions to do things [...]
• 2010: On the practice of a weekly review — A weekly review is an excellent idea. Here are some of the reasons why I do it: Track and celebrate accomplishments. [...]
• 2009: Homebody — Fun with friends is fine and dandy; chefs and waiters, pretty handy; But it’s clear in every case that home remains [...]
• 2009: Happiness and cats — Tania Samsonova sent me a link to this geeky-and-oh-so-true comic: Schrödinger’s (emotional) Miscalculation – Part 3. Tania, you rock! =D
• 2008: Working on section on Org and projects — Just to say that I’m alive and writing. I’m at 1400 words or so for the section on Org and [...]
• 2007: Big, hairy, audacious goal — 2My Big, Hairy, Audacious Goal for the next eight months is to help huge companies imagine how they can help people [...]
• 2007: My books are balanced — I have to confess a certain delight in knowing that my books are balanced and that I have a full year [...]
• 2007: Making things happen — My dad was telling all sorts of crazy stories at the breakfast table earlier. It’s a good thing my mom reminded [...]
• 2007: Yay me! — I gave up watching New Year fireworks for the thrill of actually keeping a not-quite-New-Year goal of waking up before 7:30 [...]
• 2004: On losing my data — Insightful post, then X-Windows died horribly. Agh! No auto-save! Yes, yes, I know, it doesn’t have season words or the wordplay I so [...]
• 2004: Paper: Problem-based learning for foundation computer science courses — http://www.cs.usyd.edu.au/~judy/PBL/tr_cse_pbl99.pdf The foundation courses in computer science pose particular challenges for teacher and learner alike. This paper describes some of these challenges [...]
• 2004: Considering part-time — Blast. My really long blog post disappeared after stuff crashed. In brief: I’m thinking of teaching part-time instead of full-time. I want [...]
• 2004: Ackpth, lost mail — <sigh> Whoops.
• 2004: Consolidating archives — tla make-archive -l sacha@free.net.ph--main ~/notebook/arch tla my-default-archive sacha@free.net.ph--main tla archive-setup emacs-wiki--sacha--1.0 tla tag arch@repose.cx--03/emacs-wiki--dev--1.0 emacs-wiki--sacha--1.0 tla cacherev emacs-wiki--sacha--1.0 tla get emacs-wiki--sacha--1.0 emacs-wiki
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• 2004: Good night in Dutch — welterusten, or just trusten for short.
• 2004: Reaction to OnLove — I was recently considering the idea of having a “girlfriend” purely for emotional reasons. i prefer to name it “emotional buffer”. [...]
• 2004: File-local variables in vim — :help modeline
• 2004: SIGCSE: The first stop for computer science education research — http://www.acm.org/sigcse/ SIGCSE is the special interest group for computer science education in the Association for Computing Machinery. It regularly organizes conferences and the [...]
• 2004: Resolutions for 2004 — Speak slower and lower. Check requirements within 3 days. Log all of my expenses in plain text in Emacs so that I [...]
• 2004: Old computer — I’m having problems with the ADMTek Centaur-P. It’s a tulip card, but for some reason it does not want to be [...]