Monthly Archives: September 2005
Wikipedia
Well I’m spent some time today reading the Finanical Mathematics section of Wikipedia. This was inspired after going to the Optionetics® workshop last night (but I’ll blog about that later). So I’ve been reading a lot of option background guff, … Continue reading
Fathers Day
Well while I enjoyed my fathers day sleep-in this morning, I worked through why the example Sieve of Eratosthenes works. When for example the outer loop is at 4, you can start at 16 (4*4) due to the 2, 3 … Continue reading
Redemption from quick judgement (Politics)
Chris from the .Net user group mailing list often post on his blog political posts. Fair enough that’s the beauty of the web, and he even qualifies it nicely, his blog’s at “syringe.net.nz” with the tag line “Irregular injection of … Continue reading
Post TechEd knowledge sharing.
Kevin (one of our senior developers) has returned from TechEd. The first demo he did was showing how ClickOnce works. He spent the afternoon getting our current .Net 1.1 application running in .Net 2.0 Beta 2, then configured ClickOnce and … Continue reading
TopCoder – Single Round Match 261
Well yesterday I took 2 hours off work in the middle of the day to compete. The end result was a “why did I bother”. The first problem was a really simple prime number search problem. You had to search … Continue reading
