A poem I submitted to a college poetry 101 class in place of the final essay and, I’m rather proud to say, was a risk that paid off quite well for me: Thus far Or What We’ve Learned This Semester What we’ve learned this semester Is first diction, and its poetic gesture. Alongside syntax we…
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Great Perspective Article on NASA’s “Arscenicgate”
Martin Robbin, of the Guardian, has a good piece, Arsenic about face, which is a decent perspective on the whole NASA arsenic-based lifeform announcement and subsequent development.
Android “Froyo” 2.2 now available for Acer Liquid E
I upgraded to the Android “Froyo” 2.2 today and I’m very pleased with the upgrade process and the results.
The Hero Complex
I always thought there must be something like a hero complex. Turns out there kind of is: “The person suffering from true Hero Complex will have hullicinations of saving the people they care about most…”
CMI’s New HD TV Studio
Congrats to Creation Ministries Intl. on the construction of their new HD TV Studio! Check out the behind-the-scenes video! We’re all looking forward to some great video content to complement the amazing warehouse of biblical creation content on Creation.com.
In this picture…
In this picture is a bale of hay. Another, smaller, lies to its right, some ways away. Dead grasses lie before it. The brown specks of Autumn lie behind. The waning sun shines upon it all and grants the place life and being…
A Religious Experience
A mighty fortress is our God, a bulwark never failing; \ Our helper He, amid the flood of mortal ills prevailing: \ For still our ancient foe doth seek to work us woe; \ His craft and power are great, and, armed with cruel hate, \ On earth is not his equal.
Laws of Information
I’ve been really impressed with a series currently running on Creation.com covering the concept of information, what it is, where it comes from, and what that means for many other things in our life. The series in called Laws of Information.
Artificial Limitations will be the Downfall of Clueless Companies
Listen up, big media: Your downfall will come at your hands because of artificial limitations like this. People want your content and are willing to pay for it. You just have to get out of their way.
How to Round to Arbitrary Precision in any Programming Language
How to Round to Arbitrary Precision in any Programming Language: an AMultiply your rounding number by 10^y where y is the precision to round to. Call your language’s built-in round() method on this number. Divide the result by 10^y. Easy peasy. It also makes it easier to implement different rounding methods because you’re always dealing with the digit at the same location in the number.