identi.ca Miniblog- isharacomix: Paper is submitted. Time to get my sleeping and eating schedule back in order. Here's a fun read in the meantime: http://ur1.ca/99ivy May 18, 2012
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Do I Belong in Technology?
I sometimes have to wonder that, despite being all about Computer Science and technology and stuff, I have a tendency to use a wide array of less-sophisticated technology in my daily life. I don’t have a smartphone, meaning I don’t … Continue reading
Teaching Philosophies for Computer Science
These past few days, I had the pleasure of attending three seminars held by various Computer Science instructors around the country (one of whom was a former instructor of mine while he was a Grad student!), and I got to … Continue reading
NCTech4Good
Last week, I had the distinct pleasure of attending a discussion and networking event with the fine folks from NCTech4Good, a group of technically inclined people based here in my hometown of Raleigh who use their talents to assist non-profits … Continue reading
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On Using Twitter
I’ll admit that during the Twitter craze, I mostly kept away from it. It was silly, it was inane, it was pointless… what use would I have for something as ridiculous as microblogging? Then, in a moment of weakness, I … Continue reading
Annotated Bibliographies
In my last entry, I mentioned that a good way to spend your free time is to work on your annotated bibliography, but I never mentioned exactly what that was. While I’m sure Wikipedia has an all-star definition of the … Continue reading
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