Bigger on the Inside

In the span of a year, I went from looking like the picture on the left to looking like the picture on the right.

This morning my computer crashed.

I made a mistake in posting a women-hostile picture on Twitter yesterday.

Just a quick one.

I’ve been toying around with new ideas of coffee lately.

George Price was a rather interesting fellow.

In The Terminator (1984), Skynet sends a T-800 to terminate Sarah Connor.

I gave a talk at PyConAU – about monads.

Carina Zona gave the Sunday keynote for PyConAU 2015.

It’s actually quite fun that after years of using something, you still find a new way to do something.

This blog has been awfully silent the past year.

A few months ago, I blogged about my frustrations with logarithmic progressions with weightlifting.

You may have noticed I have not blogged for a while.

Preamble: I have not blogged in a while.

I started lifting weights a few months ago after a bit of health awakening.

Have you had an experience you couldn’t quite put to words?

“I like small languages,” said a friend of mine.

TL;DR Last saturday I held a dinner party at my house.

Earlier this afternoon I mentioned to my partner that we should watch an episode of The Adventure of WASP Girl in the Land of Systemically Biased Sampled Population.

I recently visited China (my writeup was in three parts: Part I, Part II, Part III).

The last two posts have been short stories (A Fantastic Account of Wanting To Change The World Through Literary Devices and The Long Term Plan).

“Bugger that plan,” Escher spat into the ground.

Ellen McGuffin heaved a heavy sigh as she uncoupled the device from the battery and pocketed it in her lab coat.

TL;DR and Meta – I visited China for the first time.

TL;DR and Meta – I visited China for the first time.

TL;DR and Meta – I visited China for the first time.

I went to a shopping mall today and I noticed they had installed a new feature in the parking lot* They had actually installed it at the end of last year, but I never bothered to notice how exactly it worked till now – it’s one of those things that told y…

TL;DR – I got a little upset that I didn’t get any jobs I wanted, so I decided to learn how to write an Android app to relax instead.

Last year I wrote a blog post comparing programming languages to driving experiences.

After a long time spent in the editing room, I finally published both books that I kept talking about for the past few weeks in my blog.

My brain is in overdrive mode again.

TL;DR: I split tested the titles of my book: Here's what happened So, if you were following my blog (thank you to the both of you), you’d know that I’ve been writing a book on the quirks of JavaScript.

Oh wow, I’ve just had my first “satori” experience of rubber ducky debugging in a very very long time.

After I gave my talk on JavaScript (really, I was there trying to shamelessly plug my book - Underhanded JavaScript and its alternate title: JavasScript Technical Interview Questions), there was a Q&A session.

If you follow me on Twitter (and you should), you will know that since about 3 months ago, I started roasting my own coffee.

In my previous blog post about why a kettle costs so much, the one statement that perhaps riled the most people up is where I said Tesla Model S’ touch screen control panel was a stupid idea.

I gave a talk on Javascript recently at Javascript.my‘s unshift() miniconf in Kuala Lumpur.

Yesterday morning I woke up to a house without electricity - that meant I woke up in a puddle of sweat because the fan was no longer turned on.

“I should get an iPad”, I woke up this morning with that thought in my head.

So… Hacker News went down for about a day.

I took a trip to the beach yesterday with my housemates, my partner and Lucy.

This thought came to mind as I was working on various miscellenous devop stuff for new Pressyo projects: Programming is fun and easy.

If you read my blog regularly, you’d recall that I can be quite obsessive over my productivity.

This post was originally published on 11th April 2007.

I installed OpenCV in a Vagrant box for a new project.

Let’s say you’re an idiot.

The smell of cheese and sweaty shoes wafted in the air as I disembarked from the car.

I own a Canon 40D with a couple of large constant-aperture lenses.

I never thought I’d blog about another comic book movie since my post on Man of Steel.

I had this thought the other day: latte art is signalling.