SubscribeQuestionable Coding Practices
As I’m trying to finish up one of my programming projects, I was scanning through some of the code I had written and found something that was rather… interesting.
Normally, I consider myself a good programmer, but sometimes I have to take shortcuts and cut corners.
Here is a snippet from one of my recent projects in [...]
Airport People
It seems like the airport harbors a more widely distributed demographic than any other place. No where else does it seem like there is a completely random distribution of all ages, colors, and wealth all around you.
It makes sense because everyone needs to fly (almost), it’s not that expensive (sorta), and since there’s not an [...]
The Joy of Doing Nothing
Nothing– no projects, homework, deadlines, assignments, work, or other collegiate responsibilities. At least temporarily.
Temporarily spared from waking up at any certain time (mostly), from walking 20 minutes to class, and from sitting in long lectures meagerly listening and longing to do…
Nothing.
Of course I ought to be doing… something. Like said projects, homework, and assignments… but [...]
Born Of Bordem
There’s a famous quote that says,
“Necessity is the mother of invention.”
This of course referring to the fact that in times of great need, the demand for innovation and scientific development swells to try and compensate for whatever society is needing.
A lesser-know variant is “Boredom is the father of innovation”. For some reason, given 2 or [...]