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How I learned computing Part I
These days it’s not too hot and humid and I’ve even felt like working several days in a week. It’s been a pretty amazing summer. Today I wanted to tell you about how I got into computing. I’m a...
View ArticleEl Celler de Can Roca – all the food that’s fit to eat
“Did we really just eat for four hours?” I asked, as we polished off the last of four dessert dishes, an arrangement of distinctly-flavored chocolate strips leading to a neat heap of crispy chocolate...
View ArticleWinter.
Winter is a temporal desertland, its enjoyment expanded only by the warmth of communality: air molecules suffused with the aura of hearty food, the heat of others’ being, and the resonating sound of...
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This photo was taken last month, during a sunny Saturday spent hiking in the fields. Around 100 cows and sheep, accompanied by their shepherd, paused to nibble on the leaves from nearby shrubs, the...
View ArticleOut on a disorderly artistic limb
For my most recent birthday, some of my friends presciently gave me a sketchpad. Although I thought nothing of it at the time, I recently took a break from bag making to return to my first love: art....
View ArticleHow I learned computing Part II
In my freshman year, I took Intro to Programming, Data Structures, and Computer Fundamentals courses under the Department of Systems & Computer Science. The knowledge from gap-year hours I had...
View ArticleAs Good As A Feast
Put a few hundred teenage girls together in an institute of learning, and there are bound to be some comedic moments. One was how in Yoruba class, a key topic of Yoruba Proverbs would be tested on...
View ArticleHow I learned computing Part III
In addition to IDEs and hitting ‘compile’ or ‘run’, I soon began to be introduced to non-programming aspects of computer science like e-commerce and the attendant web development, web data analytics,...
View ArticleBack to the ease of film
If I asked you how you tell a good photo, or a professionally-taken photo, it’s likely you would answer that it must be sharp and with the right areas in focus, and if you were a bit artsy you might...
View ArticleMinku in Harper’s Bazaar
I like the part of this text that relates to Minku so much that I will be creating a bookmark of it here. Thanks to Lauren Alexis Fisher, Andreas Zendejas, and Jaclyn Alexandra Cohen for characterizing...
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