Hey Everybody,
I made a video for one of my old post, What are Sig Figs? Tutorial
Enjoy. 🙂
Feeling the urge to learn something new, I decided to discover what it takes to produce a video and host it on Youtube.com.
After brain storming some ideas and watching videos to see what was out there, I finally decided upon making a video tutorial on how improve one’s typing speed.
Here’s the result.
“Learn How to Type Faster in Step 3 ” is my first video that I ever made and I learned a lot from the whole process. It took about half a day to complete but that was due to the fact that I had to research what software to use. A few rules that I found along the way are to are
For those wondering, I only used free-ware software for this project. Here’s a list of what I used.
Hey everybody,
I would like to share a book review that I wrote on amazon.com.
Book: “Computers Ltd.: What They Really Can’t Do (Popular Science)
Author: David Harel
“This book sets the record straight. Computers can’t fix all of the world problems because they’re limited by time and space.
The author starts off by defining algorithms and how computer programs work. He’s then explores common problems in computer science using a fair amount of algebra and graphs, like NP complete problems, the travelling salesman problem, the Turing test, tower of Hanoi, and etc.
Restraining from being a complete pessimist, discussions mainly addressing Cryptography are included. Cryptography shows how computational complexity can be used for the greater good, as it’s nearly impossible to break the encryption within a reasonable amount of time for any data encoded in RSA.
Lastly, the author ends the book with his take on hot areas in computing, such as Quantum Computers, Artificial Intelligence and evolutionary (generic) programming.
Overall, I enjoyed this pocket size book and recommend it for those interested in expanding their knowledge in Computer Science.”
-Larry Battle
“Everyone knows that debugging is twice as hard as writing a program in the first place. So if you’re as clever as you can be when you write it, how will you ever debug it?”
Brian Kernighan
Also, I like this.
“First make it run, then make it run fast.”
Source: Wikiquote: Brian_Kernighan
Who’s Brian Kernighan?