Did some p0wer shell Assembly today

and it was awesome...
Here are some pics zoomed in of my monitor...

This is sort of random

But was teaching myself Matl@b for past two weeks. Compared to ten months ago, it's SUPER easy now :) I really had not as much of an idea what I was doing on my first attempt. So this is great to see progress. A lot of the commands are standard Un!x commands. It's like Un!x mixed in with J@va mixed in with C++. So pretty awesome.
I like numerical c0mputation a lot. It's really something I spend hours and hours on.

Anyways, I stole an excel file off the Internet, some N0AA data, and imported into M@tlab, took a small set of values (ie those that tend towards 0) and sin-ed them, and cos-ed some larger values, and when I plotted them, I was able to get an ellipsoidal value.

So here it is...very fun. Doing some hacking tomorrow and then hanging out with a friend. Should be a lot of fun!

I've been

I've been spending most  (if not all) of my time programming. It's been pretty great, and I have an excuse to stay up until 3 in the morning and sometimes take a nap and get up at 6 to go to work (yikes). I love the solitary pursuit, I love the people, and everything about it is great. I love the culture. 

I just never thought that I could fit, but somehow, it's the most natural thing...I can't believe that I was scared...these people are literally my family.

The teeny tiny pic is a snapshot of my G!thub, where I've been uploading projects so far this year. I've done (so far) 210; I try to do some every day. I have everything from Python, Java, C++, Haskell, Lua, Lisp, J, Javascript, R, Matlab. It's been a fun journey. I hope I can continue for the rest of my life. 

The tech community has been more generous and kind and supportive than anything; beyond my wildest dreams. I can't believe I have people from some of THE top and best companies in the world, some of the smartest people I've ever met, who have such high expectations for me. 

They really are proud of me, and it makes me feel so humbled and have such gratitude.

Every time I apply for something, they say "I hope you get it!". It's like they expect great things for me. 

I know I'm a baby still, but everyone is so nice to me; they're like my family, pretty much. I find that I spend my time either at home programming, at work programming, or going over to hang out with them and programme. Ha. What a life. It's really been great. It makes me almost want to cry. They really look out for me and it seems almost undeserving. But I"m okay with that. Maybe one day I will return the favour. 

Till next time..I guess I'll be on G!thub coding....