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Along the way, got to write code for some extremely cool platforms, including some Crays and Thinking Machines CM-2.
Nowadays, work is C/C++/Java/Javascript Enterprise software stack as a Sr Principle Software Eng for a major co.
Grape juice for wine, as it can’t be heated without ruining it, is usually lightly sulphited for a day or three before adding yeast, which kills the bacteria present in the juice.
2) Wobble stool for the in-between standing and sitting height at my standing desk.
Between 1 & 2 my back health is so much better it is hard to believe. My old home office furniture was horrible. Best investment I made early in the 9+ months now working from home.
3) Elektron Model:Cycles FM Synth. Making happy bleep bloops.
4) Almost to the front of the line to order a Concept 2 Model D rowing machine to lose my 'covid 19' pounds I've gained whilst isolating - set to order on Dec 30.
There is a fairly direct successor I also have called The Algorithmic Beauty of Sea Shells by Hans Meinhardt (Springer-Verlog 1995) which is also full of L-system goodness.
Przemysław Prusinkiewicz is also a contributor to that volume, although not being botany it doesn’t show up in the list linked above.
Had to be Win and Mac (some plaftform freedom) due to availability of highend VSTs I wanted and now have (FabFilter, Serum, Massive, etc).
I also use ChucK for some sample development programming.
Helped that I already played guitar and bass.
I looked in a poorer neighborhood in Denver (700sq.ft. house), which is clearly close to fiber, and from Centurylink for $65/mo they can get 940Mbps, for $49/mo they can get 100Mbps.
Looks like for $20/month, xfinity will do 25Mbps at the same address.
You linked to a rapid test for "do I currently have covid" type check.
In my opinion this makes these employees extremely hypocritical.
Because PG&E is such an aging, unreliable electricity network I seriously worry about what this will mean for how people expect to reliably charge those cars in northern CA during the summers of rolling blackouts etc without huge amounts of infrastructure rebuild.
https://it.nmu.edu/docs/allowing-third-party-applications-in...
Amazingly it then lets me run all the open source I want that I download from the internet but am too lazy to build myself.