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aka Nicolas Laurent

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  • Been a while! What I've been to since July, in no particular order:

    • I visited Tokyo & Ireland.

    • I improved the program that generates this website, it now does incremental generation, and I have a post in the works about it (edit: here).

    • I started writing my thesis, and got a good headstart.

    • I finished my re-read of the first 13 books of The Wheel of Time, and my first read of the 14th and final book. (I must have read 3 of them since July.) I thought of writing about it, but the series means so much to me (I'm not the only one), I'm afraid not to do it justice. I must also recoup my thoughts about it.

      Did you know Amazon is adapting it into a TV show? Might use that as an excuse to re-read and write about it.

    • I've kept lifting weights, I'll write some thoughts about it soon (edit: here).

    • I'm now reading 8 Years in Azeroth, the account of player Hanzo as he leads his guild <Descendants of Draenor> through the first eight years of World of Warcraft.

    • I've started tracking my sleep using the sonar tech of the application Sleep as Android. I've used that as an incentive to get my average time in bed to 8 hours / night over the past month.

    23 Oct 2018
  • More Anime I Watched 02 Jul 2018
  • 12 Rules For Life 29 Jun 2018
  • Replacing Guilt 14 Jun 2018
  • Striving vs Cruising 24 May 2018
  • Starting Weight Training 18 May 2018
  • Inductive Programming: A New Approach 16 May 2018
  • Effective Command Line Searching 27 Feb 2018
  • Simple Math: Permutations and Combinations 21 Jan 2018
  • What is "The Pervert's Guide to Ideology" About? 20 Dec 2017
  • I just released java-lexer, a JLS-compliant yet simplistic lexer for the Java language. It's completely stand-alone and not dependent on any parser or other libraries. Check it out!

    14 Dec 2017
  • Insights From "The Denial of Death" 10 Dec 2017
  • My Research: A Personal Perspective 04 Dec 2017
  • I recently released skelex, a regular expression (regex) matching library that works over streams of objects. Unlike most regex libraries, it also produces a parse tree. Check it out!

    30 Nov 2017
  • TSR's Series on Celerity — A Summary 26 Nov 2017
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