Member Since:
November 30, 2009
Gender:
Male
Country:
Canada
Bio:
19 years, 2nd year CS student at the University of Windsor. Interest in hardware design, chemical analysis, and clever and efficient methods of producing code.
Organizations:
UWindsor Computer Science Society
Current Role:
Student, Barback, Drug Advisor
Spoken Languages:
English
Programming Languages:
C/Python
BASIC
Ruby
Python
Haskell
Schools and Universities:
University of Windsor
Interests or Hobbies:
CS, Pharmacological/Organic Chem, Mathematics (proofs), Riddles, Drugs, Large projects, Longboarding, Designing simple and efficient solutions and interfaces for my devices/utilities, Woodworking, Model trains (Not to mention the real ones)...
No public wish lists :(
News - Free Day 2012 Recap | about 5 months ago
Apparently I managed to forgot I replied to this. I think I need sleep, too.
News - Free Day 2012 Recap | about 5 months ago
It’d probably be healthiest to stay off of a computer entirely for a few days, but I can’t quite do that in CS or just appealing to my activities in general. And I have some writing to do regardless. So I’m just gonna suck it up, take anti-inflammatory drugs, and see my doctor :P
The knee needs some looking at again anyway, who knows, perhaps sparkfun will have alerted me to a genetic predisposition to some sort of issues related to osteoporosis early on with their clever schemes.
News - Free Day 2012 Recap | about 5 months ago
This was ok if not a little frustrating (The site apparently wasn’t even communicating with the page as I was typing in captchas and “checking” for 25 minutes after the thing ended, but at least reCaptcha has a real world purpose.
Also it turns out that my knee might not just be localized osteoarthritis with very occasional knee effusion, as the joints in my fingers are swollen and have limited motion. And my TMD might me related to that too. Apparently my mother also has joint issues, but she’s 51. I’m the only one from my friends who had this issue from the typing –__–
Typing break! But my WPM rate is certainly better than before.