Here, I will share a technique for learning language(s) in a wholistic system.
The last post here, I shared that I was interested in investigating Orthodox Christianity further. So far, it has been an overwhelmingly positive experience. In this post, I relate one way in which Orthodox Christianity (as opposed to other varieties I've been involved with, Protestant groups) has thus far presented …
read moreA friend I met through the Internet shared this jaysanalysis with me. So far, I've been really impressed by the quality/depth of the content. There's a handful of topics here that interest me, including
I think I've mentioned on this blog once …
read moreToday's post will be kind of scattered; there's a few ideas I want to discuss.
In a previous blog post I briefly discussed how iterating through different "stations" (e.g. doing a workout routine with various machines, doing a fixed number of reps on each machine) could …
read moreFaced with scarcity, people naturally plan. It is necessary to be efficienct when resources are few.
This week, I've been working on learning DevOps things. From wikip, a definition:
DevOps is a set of practices that combines software development (Dev) and IT operations (Ops). It aims to shorten the systems development life cycle and provide continuous delivery with high software quality.
In plain English, I call …
read moreToday, I'll be discussing the topic of content—
I've done intentional stepping away (physically) from rando Internet browsing,
learning, etc., making use instead of:
The goal is to better make use of the resources …
read moreI shuffled around some peripherals to get a little night stand next to an old computer with limited available applications installed. This old computer has only 2 GB of RAM, but it is enough for most things that might be considered a "good use of time" on a computer, e …
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