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hiimalexjgarcia/dailycodingproblem (Daily Coding Problem solutions)
I subscribed to the Daily Coding Problem mailing list a while ago. These folks will email you a coding problem to solve using whatever language you prefer (though some problems tend to suggest a language by virtue of the test cases provided). For a premium, they’ll also send you the solutions. As of April 10th, […]
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Synthwave and stuff Mode (Spotify)
Though I admit I haven’t updated this Spotify playlist in a while, I’m a fan of synthwave (and synthesized music in general). 🙂 https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4I3N5A4vorn1flcRPP5471 […]
hiimalexjgarcia/leetcode
https://github.com/hiimalexjgarcia/leetcode […]
“Alone” by Mick Rippon
https://youtu.be/JLmoWsm7RJQ?si=v1uZOOVjcOJOqNem […]
It finally rained on midtown Tucson.
Too bad it happened while I was waiting at the bus stop. 🙂 I’m pretty sure this was at Pima and Alvernon. https://youtu.be/UFIXcCu5E-Q?si=ifNLFCDkieyXYSNi […]
Woohoo, new high score!
“Magic and Ecstasy” by Ennio Morricone
Ennio comes to Hollywood by scaring the hell out of it. He updates “Il Giardino Delle Delizie” (1967) with a disco groove, slashed by satanic chorales, a fuzzy guitar lead, gladiator fighting horns, and punctuated by a cracking bullwhip! Kinky and terrifying. […]
“In my life, my mind” by Jeroen Tel
“Clair de lune” (Suite bergamasque, third movement) by Claude Debussy
It was a lovely night. 🙂 […]
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Liked on YouTube: gAtari – Atari 2600 chipmusic project by cTrix @ Blip Festival Tokyo 2011
gAtari – Atari 2600 chipmusic project by cTrix @ Blip Festival Tokyo 2011Artist at: https://ift.tt/vlkFf52The “gAtari” was my excuse to do something a little silly after I discovered that the Atari 2600 was more limiting than I realized! (31 pitches, minimal waveforms and only 2 channels!) I needed an EQ which could take a high […]
Commodore C64: the Most Popular Home Computer Ever Turns 40 — Hackaday
This year marks the anniversary of the most popular selling home computer ever, the Commodore 64, which made its debut in 1982. Note that I am saying “home computer” and not personal computer (PC) because back then the term PC was not yet in use for home computer users. Some of you have probably not… Commodore […]
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