I'm busy building the website for my company, and of course, I'm using Django to build it. While working on it, I've been making notes for things that I'm either learning, or knew before and just need to clear up in my head.
This post assumes you know a bit about how Django works. This post is actually for me - but put up here in case it's useful to anyone else.
I'm leaving AndBeyond soon to do some of my own stuff, but the company is really amazing. Here is an interview I found with our CEO. I thought it was awesome and worth sharing.
This year I'm playing a lot with hardware and learning electronics from a fairly basic level. I'm also doing a good bit of low level programing. I've been working through some AT&T x86 assembly, which works nice with gcc.
But I have really fallen in love with writing c programs.
After skipping 2012 with blogging totally, I feel that it's time to make a bit of a comeback with Sandcurves. I'll just start slow and personal and see where it leads.
Blogging appeals to one desire that almost everyone on the planet shares: the desire to be remembered. Nobody wants to be forgotten, but there’s a difference between being remembered and not being forgotten. There is some measure of peace knowing that our family and close friends will hold the memory of us in their hearts, but scores and scores of people want fame in addition to love — which is where blogging often comes in.
My name is Vernon
I live in Namibain
I'm a blogger, computer enthusiast, naturalist and father
Sandcurves is my personal website and blog
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