Glossary of Buzzwords used here today: XR (extended reality), VR (Virtual reality), Tomato(a fruit), API (Application Programming Interface — the protocols/tools used by a software to tell it how to behave), IRL (you where you are, now), AR (Augmented Reality- adding stuff to IRL) More recent advancements in WebXR make…

Let’s be honest, you’ve been upset by the idea that you haven’t learned Java yet. It’s been in the mill for eons and you just haven’t touched it. Everyone you know seems to have these bold ideas for how good or bad it is. …

Why You Shouldn’t Be Ignoring Python Many decades ago in the beginning of this year, a cohort of mine and I travelled to the Best Buy in the South of town to achieve true 3080 oneness. On the drive there, I mentioned that I had a general disdain for Python…

“Why do you do that thing you do when I tell you to?” or “How to be the wild card you want to see in the world.” An explanation of the ls -l *.c command for personal edification via the Holberton Curriculum. I have to assume if you’re reading this…

Storage and Integers! And how! A blog for personal edification via Holberton Curriculum. On today’s show we cover how integers are stored in memory using two’s complement. Deep breath. This is a heavy math one. Two’s complement is a mathematical operation on binary numbers and is an example of a…

A blog for personal edification with the Holberton Curriculum. Jim Hague wrote a program in 1986 to compete in the IOCCC contest. The goals of the IOCCC are as follows(copy pasta’d from their home page): * To write the most Obscure/Obfuscated C program under the rules below. * To show the importance of programming style, in an ironic way. * To stress C compilers with unusual…

C Librum Programitus A Blog posted for the Holberton Curriculum If you’re like me, you have an incredible love for breaking it down and breaking it often. This can mean you need a box for your screws or filing storage for smaller pieces. In C, this is your library. …