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I’m a big fan of Sublime Text. As with many Mac programmers, I started on TextMate and then migrated over once Sublime Text 2 was released. When I started, however, there were a lot of things that I didn’t know about ST, so I’ve compiled a list of basic things that are excellent time savers.
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One Of These Mornings
“Each day is a little life: every waking and rising a little birth, every fresh morning a little youth, every going to rest and sleep a little death.” — Arthur Schopenhauer CS107 class was canceled today, couple hours read interesting book at library, then went to Crepvile - this is nice place in Palo Alto on University street with big portion of salads and meat. There I meet Ika, she is Japanese girl and we together took english classes in San Francisco 3 years ago. Actually it was exactly 3 years ago. Thought about this, because possibilities of this so small, I mean meet people from other country in other place after 3 years. Couple bottle of beer, Dostoevski and some electronic music. Have a wonderful weekend!
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Class. Lunch at GSB. Home. Reading. Reading. Reading! And yea, hate java!
Pointers
Pure C is awesome, especially in my case when I really didn't know a lot about memory management, stack, heap and so on. With C you just working with computer like what you write this you get and you have to clearly understand how it works because without this you can not build something on C.
Full day played with pointers and how they works in memory. * & and initialization process. Really never care about this in python or ruby. So far I like it.
A Meaningful Life
Spent whole day at university, Object Oriented System Design and Philosophy. Object Oriented System Design is full of java ;) Also did some code with C, pure C for class about Computer Organization and Systems. Found a web framework for C, right, C web framework. Working as a fastcgi and you can easily write some code, compile and connect with nginx for example. Easy and real fast. Yesterday my friend posted valleyofdeath.biz and it was in the top on HN (10th position, but this screenshot I took before that)
Just one more fun weekend project. So, read some and sleep, tomorrow is going to be interesting (gdb debugging for C).
Hofstadter's Law
Huh, don't know why but did a mistake with a schedule and came at 9 a.m. to the class. Because it was first class I didn't realise that something wrong - class called EE105 and was about Featured Controlling system or something like that. The only few words I could understand "Hello" and "My name …" after that was a huge wave of random words… Coffee and few minutes with my calendar helped me to figure out. At 11 a.m. I came to class and in this time that was CS107 I looked for. Education: "It always takes longer than you expect, even when you take into account Hofstadter's Law." Conditional Expression ? : This is an expression, not a statement, so it represents a value. The operator works by evaluating expression1. If it is true (non-zero), it evaluates and returns expression2 . Otherwise, it evaluates and returns expression3. if (x < y) { min = x; } else { min = y; } or this one min = (x < y) ? x : y; Also posted vallyeofdeath.biz on HN and it was in the top today. Was a good day, now going to the gym and then read "Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas".
I'm in 6th grade and still learning
Missed one day, so hard to keep posting everyday and don't know why. Only 5 minutes before sleep, but mostly spend this time with a book and always forget to post. Hope on the next week will fix it with schedule.
Tomorrow is going to be my first summer class - Object-Oriented Systems Design, taught in Java ;) and still will work with my math skills. Haven't done anything interesting, only was at gay pride in San Francisco, spent couple hours outside and read book (keep reading Kevin Mitnik's book, but it almost done, today going to finish). Btw, 3 years ago in that day I came to US for the first time.
Khanacademy
woke today too late, read few hours in the bed, then few hours did math on khanacademy. Still losing weight, so decided to stop this and scheduled my diet. 5 times per day eat food! Breakfast as usually oatmeal, coffee and sandwich between breakfast and lunch. Lunch with chicken and rice. Protein milkshake at 4-5 and at 7-8 eggs omelette with shrimp. Before sleep cottage cheese and kefir/Greek yogurt (non-fat both). Multivitamins and Fish oil after lunch to support immune system. Sounds good? I hope it will work. Now I'm doing some sysadmin staff like installing nginx, mysql and other environment, preparing to move trainme.ru to new place. Long time I'm using CentOS, but today decided to try Debian and so far I like it, maybe because I love to install software from source. Will see. Good night!
Prime Numbers
Still forget to post something before sleep and just realized that I didn't write anything yesterday. I read about math, I couldn't believe what I'm really don't know math at all, I don't remember anything, so spent couple hours doing some khanacademy lectures and tests. This is sounds weird, but only yesterday I figured out about prime numbers. Prime Numbers - divisible by exactly 2 natural number - itself and 1. Then I read a lot the book about Kevin Mitnik at starbucks.
Also I went to the gym! First workout since I fall from a bike (2 month ago). Did some biceps and legs and without any pain, so I'm really pumped to get back my muscle! no pain, no gain!
day at startup
Today went to met with my friends who are working on interesting thing that sexy and super technical in the same time. I like the idea and what they are doing and how, i love the atmosphere and really appreciate what they invited. Didn't read anything, but using wireshark a lot and trying to figure out some interesting bug. We did this and I'm happy to have such a meaningful day!
Russian Day at Google
Went for the coffee at starbucks and spent couple hours to read Kevin Mitnick's book. That is the second book I've read as addicted book worm, first one was about Sherlock Holmes. I couldn't stop till lunch time, it was like a conversation with my old friend about his story of hacking, amazing. After lunch did some research about angel.co and their API. 1000 requests limit and hiding a lot of information, but nothing impossible, will see tomorrow what can I get from data. I'm still doing some research about dead startup and how much they burned money. In the evening we went to the google for the Russian day there, definitely good place to work I think - interesting people, interesting projects and unlimited resources.
Ghost in the Wires by Kevin Mitnick
Upps. Proc
Few things were on Sunday. I hacked around with ruby, did some parser and scanner. Tried to figure out how many start-ups didn't resolve their domain names. A lot, my friends, a lot ;) billions dollars was just burn out. Discovered about Proc, was enlightenment with ruby, because I didn't know what Proc objects are blocks of code that have been bound to a set of local variables. Once bound, the code may be called in different contexts and still access those variables. Also we went to sushi place and then smoke some hooks. Was Father day, music around, many people with their child. In the bed I saw an old movie 12 Angry Men (1957) and read book about Kevin Mitnick.
Quadrocopter
Saturday night, we watched nice movie with Christian Bale called The Machinist, ate some cottage cheese with cherry and tested my new toy - quadrocopter. I'll write more about it in the next posts, but you can see here on this what is it and how it works:
was really hot day in Palo Alto, I also was in SFO airport, and ate really good Persian food at Shalizaar (yummy, now I can say this is my favorite place in bay area with best kabob and dolmah).
Blogging again
I've checked my previous experiment with my blogging marathon when I started posting everyday just about my day before going to sleep. For example one year ago I was laying on the floor with book and reading some Russian classic author. Exactly in that day one year ago, cool isn't? What I was doing two years ago? three? ten? I don't know why, but it always intrigues me, I'm wondering what was year ago and what kind of thoughts did I have (or just I had?). Anyway, one more adventure, one more time to try doing this on regular basis. Rules Last time I did mistake to let me freedom write about everything and when you have choice then you have paradox of choice, so I procrastinated a lot about post theme, title and text. Now I'll try cut edges and write just few sentences about most important things in my current life: health/sport - food and activates such gym/swim/biking education - Stanford, programming, english and books hobby - quadrocopter and any DIY chilling - movies/parties/concerts So, everyday before going to bed I'll write post with one or few things from this list or something interesting if something happen. Again plan for one month and then will see…
Arming FREE FLIGHT CONTROLLER using V1.24
Arming FREE FLIGHT CONTROLLER using V1.24: 1. Power on the Free Flight Controller 2. Power on your transmitter 3. Power on your receiver 4. Move the throttle stick to its minimum position and then to the left or right 5. Move the other stick to its minimum position and then in the same direction of the throttle (left or right, BUT SAME as throttle) 6. The Free Flight Controller’s GREEN led turns ON 7. The Free Flight Controller’s GREEN led turns OFF 8. The Free Flight Controller’s buzzer produces a short BEEP once 9. The Free Flight Controller is now armed
