Fraction iterations in CSS, FizzBuzz monsters, books, more math, gardening, and knee problems again.
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As of April 3, 2021
Inspired by some critical knowledge about icebergs, I came across a “baby idea” for how we could teach and learn programming and programming languages.
Each year, I re-learn the binary number system on my birthday.
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As of February 26, 2021
Thoughts about math and me, systems and software, Twitter and thought leadership.
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Graph Theory Monsters, Bipartite Graph
Bipartite graphs as monsters: We who are different are connected.
No commentary from me about this talk. Just watch it.
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Almost Birthday Monster
This monster is almost one year old.
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As of February 7, 2021
So much going on! Learning graph theory, reading new books, slow work on my own book, Pittsburgh Racial Justice Summit, and much more.
This post includes an in progress example of logical statements expressed in CSS. The conditional is tricky for me. “If P then Q” is not the same as an if/else statement.
Having fun with recursion, pattern matching, and logical equivalence.
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As of January 3, 2021
Writing, deciding what to read, runner’s knee, learning cool things, did a fun hardware project.
Another year, another “Year in Review” but this time, in a more fitting format.
I learned about the concept of desugaring from a lecture on programming languages, and I wonder how that would apply to design systems.
There’s nothing quite like a great TED talk…and this is a great TED talk!
Lesson learned: Changing existing names with “better” new names is not necessarily a good idea because there will always be “better” new names.