Blog
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Review Of 2021
“too many interests, too many exciting opportunities for learning, research, and thought. What a marvelous predicament! Not only is the end not in sight, the pace is not slackening. We have many future joys.”
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How My Views On Debugging Have Changed
As I reach the end of my degree at the University of Victoria (UVic) I have been reflecting on my experiences with different aspects of building systems. More recently I have started a rather complex operating system project which caused me to reflect on how my views of debugging have changed from the start of my degree until now.
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The Beauty Of Awk
I am obsessed with awk and if know awk you might know why. Awk does one thing and does it well. Awk handles text streams and processes them by matching on the columns of lines.
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Guide To Setting Up Vue With Phoenix 1.5
Setting up Vue with the Phoenix framework is oddly difficult, in this guide I walk through how I have done it.
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Traits Vs Interfaces
When learning Rust it’s often difficult to understand the differences between things you already know (interfaces) and the Rust alternative (traits). Hopefully, this post will clear up some of these differences.
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Understanding The & Operator Elixir
This is a small post for myself and other elixir beginners to better understand the & operator in elixir and its uses. Sort of a wiki article for myself.
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The Frontend Framework I Want
This is a post about the front-end framework I want. This post happened because as I continue to develope applications I find that the tooling is far to complex for the end user, even after its setup. I really enjoy vue js, but its due to the ecosystem I feel like I am not productive enough.
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Marathon
A marathon is hard, extremely hard, but not nearly as hard as training for a marathon.
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