sacha chua living an awesome life

Sacha Chua <sacha@free.net.ph> - http://sacha.free.net.ph/
Storyteller, technology evangelist, geek
University of Toronto - IBM Center for Advanced Studies, Toronto
Into social bookmarking, blogging, wikis, and Enterprise 2.0

On This Day...

• 2012: Experiment! Stories from My Twenties PDF — I find myself procrastinating posting this, so that’s probably a good sign that I should face my fear and get [...]
• 2011: Writing your way past “What have I been doing with my life?” — One of my friends is dealing with a quarter-life crisis of the “what have I been doing with my life?” [...]
• 2010: Growing up — One of the best things about growing up must be examining your childhood assumptions and realizing that you’ve outgrown them. When [...]
• 2006: Gingerly — Every nerve in my skin is awake. Perhaps I should’ve chosen to numb them with a painkiller and risk the drowsiness, [...]
• 2006: Gingerly — w Every nerve in my skin is awake. Perhaps I should’ve chosen to numb them with a painkiller and risk the drowsiness, [...]
• 2006: Nomad — I was supposed to be asleep some two hours ago, but I just wanted to blog about one of the interesting [...]
• 2005: Open-Sourcing Conferences — http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8392 Interesting idea: put the focus on the attendees… それらの単語は彼のコンピュータ・スクリーンに現れたのだった。 The words would appear on his computer screen. On Technorati: conference
• 2004: Planner faces — Some people find the headings a bit large. Almost intimidating, even. I wonder what reasonable defaults would be…
• 2003: Oralux — http://oralux.org – Knoppix + Emacspeak! =)
• 2003: Pedagogical patterns — PP 8 (Lab-discussion-lecture-lab) is almost exactly what we planned! =) Maybe we’re on the right track. I will, however, need to [...]
• 2003: The Pedagogical Patterns Project — http://www-lifia.info.unlp.edu.au/ppp/ Successes in teaching object technology =)
• 2003: Haystack — http://haystack.lcs.mit.edu/index.html I seem to remember running across this before – wish I could run it with lower hardware requirements…