Byron Sharman

My thoughts on a concept that keeps coming up.

It all seemed so obvious.

A much-needed break from classes and a chance to see somewhere new.

My last HackCU.

I've returned to a window manager.

I've rediscovered an old good habit.

Our projection project was projected to be successful.

In which I argue that IDEs are a bad idea.

I summarize what I did during the summer of 2025.

Refactoring means learning lots of little things.

I narrate the last hackathon of my second year at Mines.

It's easy to lose sight of why we go to college.

My first hackathon of the Spring 2025 semester.

It's there for a reason.

A healthier way of life.

The keyboard layout has served me well.

I enjoy an action-packed return to the United States.

A little automation overcomes Google's questionable UX design.

A lifetime American ventures into the far South.

Rarely do I feel so elated walking out of a concerto performance.

I narrate the happenings of my last hackathon of the 2023–2024 school year.

I passionately advocate for the inclusion of Ex commands in your quotidian Vim usage.

I summarize my experience at the 10th HackCU hackathon hosted by the University of Colorado Boulder.

I champion the use of a unique keyboard layout specially crafted for writing code.

I describe my first-ever hackathon experience as a first-year college student.