| Good-bye xanga, Seattle, and undergrad! It's been a great four years. I've moved on over to blogspot, so see ya there! |
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| Reason #173 to fear technology: Mr. Asciihead learns the Macarena.
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I have disabled commenting capabilities as to prevent anyone from wasting precious time to respond to this ridiculously trivial post. Though, I will take this (rare) opportunity to say: I wish you all a wonderful New Year! - full of love, peace, and happiness (and lots o' luck with all those extravagant resolutions ;).
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| This is what happens in a computer science class when the professor
says "Please do all programming assignments in either Java or C++":
Joe: Would it be okay to program it in C#?
Schmoe: Would it be okay to program it in Standard ML?
Bo: Would it be okay to program it in Carnegie Mellon's Standard Version of Scheme?
And the rest of the class groans. Yay, welcome back to school. More later.
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| Should I laugh or cry? The very first math problem on a practice GRE I took this morning:
1. Which quantity is larger?
(A) 5 [ (2 + 2) + 5]
(B) 50
Of course I picked (A) because apparently 4 + 5 = 20. Yesss...go me.
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| I've gotten so good at sneezing with my mouth closed :)
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