Another month has passed and life continues to please me immensely, though I am really rather tired at the moment from a weekend of camping and not-sleeping.

Work continues to be a great place to be. Right now I'm ( Read more... )

3-4 weeks seems to be settling down as my intra-entry interval, so here I am again right on, or perhaps a teensy bit behind, schedule.
Life is still grand - I'm not so rabid about cooking in ( Read more... )

For two weeks now, I have been an IBM employee. I have also just finished moving, and so the short story is that my life has been very busy. All things considered then, 3 weeks since my last diary entry can hardly be considered surprising.
Home life is good, great even, but takes some getting ( Read more... )

One week till we move into our new place. That's pretty exciting, and it means 9 days till I start work.
Predictably enough, May has not quite been the reading ( Read more... )

Today I finished school.

Today's diary entry is brought to you by the word: Transition.
End - I submitted my last marks file today for the course I tutor. I've TA'd this course for 4 semesters now and it's been a lot of fun. I may have actually set a couple novice programmers down the right path. I'll have to find another way to teach now, I like it.
End - I am ( Read more... )

Goodness, my certs are slipping fast: from Journeyer down to Observer in a month or so. What's that about?

4 days left. I don't want to sound like I'm just ( Read more... )

Been a busy month.

CT is now in full swing. It's been slashbacked, it's been k5'd, and it's now got well over 500 books, and coming up on 1200 votes. Nice. It is also actually useful now - I've managed to find books in topics I wasn't familiar with that are agreed to be standards (dude, Blacksmithing?) Now it enters the next ( Read more... )

CanonicalTomes.orgis up and running. This has been on my mind for the last ( Read more... )

School is in full swing now, and I just finished off the first segment of my natural language programming course-long-assignment. Man, perl is good at a lot of things, but when you use it for the purposes it was originally designed, gathering, extracting, and reporting data, it absolutely glows.
CanonicalTomes.org is still being hosted on my ( Read more... )