Monthly Archives: September 2007
Lint, the best thing for your C/C++ code
I was first introduced to PC-Lint at my old company, after complaining about code style and the state of the software after having warnings turned off for years to a co-worker. I then spent a few months evaluating the software and removing … Continue reading
Pikmin 2
Shannon leant me Pikmin 2, GameCube controller, and GameCube memory card a few weeks back, and I have been playing it quite a bit. Need for Speed has taken a back seat. It’s very fun just collecting the little Pikmin, and exploring … Continue reading
Using µTorrent Overnight
A few nights ago I had a few hours to go on a bit-torrent download, and didn’t really want to leave it uncapped over night. But at the same time didn’t want to rate limit the uploading while still downloading (there … Continue reading
Beer Emporium on the Radio
Harvey was on Newstalk ZB yesterday talking about his beer shop The Beer Emporium. I missed the interview, but they have a pod-cast archive of the last week online, but it’s only for the Auckland broadcast. They have regional broadcast … Continue reading
Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming
I purchased the tome Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming: Case Studies in Common Lisp by Peter Norvig in the weekend. For two reasons, I wanted to learn more about classic AI solutions, and I wanted to learn about LISP. Two birds … Continue reading
