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Hello
Hrm, I like Google+ - I think it has a lot of potential! I think I need to integrate more Google with my life :). I wonder if one day you can blog for certain circles - that'd be pretty cool!
Anyway, I thought I'd just drop by and thank smtp4dev for creating an awesome app that allowed my home Bugzilla installation to work! Now I get to work at home too :D *ultranerd*
Anyway, I thought I'd just drop by and thank smtp4dev for creating an awesome app that allowed my home Bugzilla installation to work! Now I get to work at home too :D *ultranerd*
Monday, March 15, 2010
College Revisited
So I was on facebook procrastinating on studying for finals and started reading up about TN seniors and the colleges they got accepeted to. It felt kind of sad cause I thought that a lot more people were accepeted to "higher-tier" colleges than my 2009 class was. They may be in fact smarter than we were, but it's just sad hearing someone say "whoooooo i got into LA" when you knew you were in that same position a year ago depressed that you got rejected.
I started reading my Davis vs. World blog I wrote a few months ago. Now that I've been in Davis for 2 quarters, it's kind of amusing seeing what things I actually accomplished. First, it's sad to see me talking about how I would excel in extracurriculars in Davis. Joining various clubs and personal projects to increase my practical-use experience in CS. It never happened. I missed the first day of CS club in Fall and have never attended a meeting since. As much as I would have liked to create some sort of personal website/start a personal project, none of it has happened either.
Although I did not do the "extra" stuff I was going to do at Davis to make up for information lost from not going to Cal Poly, I still feel like I learned a great deal of information at Davis. The last 2 courses were very practical and compared to what Nathan learned at Berkeley, seemed much more modern and useful in the world. I still have not reached the upper-level courses where there is probably a greater difference in the teaching styles of Davis vs. Cal Poly, but from the past 2 quarters, they would seem quite similar.
Also looking back, I am EXTREMELY happy I did not go to CCSF. I met this kid in my ECS 40 class who is a Junior transfer from a community college. Basically, he knows as much CS as I do, and he's a junior! I mean, he's taking 40 this quarter and then taking 50 and 60 next quarter, which is exactly what I'm gonna be doing. I mean, I'm not even that far behind in terms of my GEs. I think by next Winter I should be able to do all major-related courses and forget about GEs forever.
Anyway, I should probably get on Philosophy studying... It's almost Tuesday! Pizzouts
I started reading my Davis vs. World blog I wrote a few months ago. Now that I've been in Davis for 2 quarters, it's kind of amusing seeing what things I actually accomplished. First, it's sad to see me talking about how I would excel in extracurriculars in Davis. Joining various clubs and personal projects to increase my practical-use experience in CS. It never happened. I missed the first day of CS club in Fall and have never attended a meeting since. As much as I would have liked to create some sort of personal website/start a personal project, none of it has happened either.
Although I did not do the "extra" stuff I was going to do at Davis to make up for information lost from not going to Cal Poly, I still feel like I learned a great deal of information at Davis. The last 2 courses were very practical and compared to what Nathan learned at Berkeley, seemed much more modern and useful in the world. I still have not reached the upper-level courses where there is probably a greater difference in the teaching styles of Davis vs. Cal Poly, but from the past 2 quarters, they would seem quite similar.
Also looking back, I am EXTREMELY happy I did not go to CCSF. I met this kid in my ECS 40 class who is a Junior transfer from a community college. Basically, he knows as much CS as I do, and he's a junior! I mean, he's taking 40 this quarter and then taking 50 and 60 next quarter, which is exactly what I'm gonna be doing. I mean, I'm not even that far behind in terms of my GEs. I think by next Winter I should be able to do all major-related courses and forget about GEs forever.
Anyway, I should probably get on Philosophy studying... It's almost Tuesday! Pizzouts
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
CS Note
Wasn't big enough to gloat to my brother, or boast on my Facebook wall, so this here!
Felt great being able to write an overloaded insertion operator when it was not assigned in the program! I'm glad I'm learning new CS concepts that actually help me write better code. Anyway, this is what I had:
ofstream& operator<< (ofstream &ofs, vector &text)
{
for(vector::const_iterator itr = text.begin(); itr != text.end(); itr++)
ofs << *itr;
return ofs;
} // operator<<
:) *proud*
Felt great being able to write an overloaded insertion operator when it was not assigned in the program! I'm glad I'm learning new CS concepts that actually help me write better code. Anyway, this is what I had:
ofstream& operator<< (ofstream &ofs, vector
{
for(vector
ofs << *itr;
return ofs;
} // operator<<
:) *proud*
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