The future is unclear

Even more time has past this time around and I have not been able to pay attention to this project. Seeing as I'm writing this at the end of the year, I've decided making the time to take this project back up will be one of my New Year's resolutions. Many things have changed in …

Long time, no write

I haven't done it on purpose. Just have had even less time than I did the last time I posted. Still settling into the new job and what not. Also, it's true I have not resolved the issue presented in the last entry, either. I have looked through a couple of different publications but I'm …

If you can’t beat ’em, brute force ’em

I did get a few minutes to have a crack at my C++ Newton Rapshon code. It took me long enough, but I finally realized that C++ doesn't evaluate while loops the same way Python and MatLab/Octave do. So that obviously means the program isn't as simple a port as I kind of expected it …

Something slightly different

Just a little break from the normal posts.

Possibly too many details

Before I get started talking about the latest program I am trying to write C++, I wanted to talk about what I was able to do with BASH much more easily than I expected. Also let me say that BASH was one of the biggest reasons (along with those listed in the "About" section) I …

I know I said I would stick to C++, but…

Gave Python a try. May have to start writing my programs in both languages. Ya know, for science.

Slight Iteration

Been a bit busy lately but I wanted to get an update out.

Baking Your First Cake

One step at a time

Something Borrowed

It started with a foray into the Standard Library.

The Awkward Introduction

Either way, I'll use this first post to show my .vimrc file so far and hit on my favorite parts. For those that haven't used Vi or Vim (one of several historical packed in Linux text editors), the .vimrc file can basically be used as a settings/options panel.