Burrito Bars Sans Tortillas
We had a burrito bar at work for lunch. They forgot the tortillas. As the office manager told the restaurant, it sort of makes our burrito bar useless. So: burrito components, with nachos.
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McKinley Routine Part 2
Forty floors up and down with the twenty pound pack in twenty-four minutes, holding a constant pace. That works out to thirty-seven minutes for the whole building. Now I just need things to weight the pack with.
First Guess for nth Root
I want to add the PrimeSwing factorial algorithm to my math library, which means I need an nth root function first. The hard part is taking the initial guess. My paper method gets roughly close, but I'm sure there's better.
McKinley Routine
Fresh popcorn and a fifty dollar bottle of wine; something is wrong with me. Rainier taught me my gym routine wasn't enough, so now I climb my building's 60-plus floors. My goal: under an hour with a 60 to 70 pound pack.
Where to Move To
My New York lease is ending and I'm plotting where to move next. I scored eight cities against geography, people, and miscellany like 2nd Amendment rights and smell. Savannah edged out the top spot; New York came in dead last.
One Sane Cop
Yet another cop tasering a kid for no justifiable reason, then cleared of wrongdoing while the kid won $40,000 in a civil suit. What struck me most was a fellow cop's verdict: this tape should be shown in academies as what NOT to do.
The Four Most Prolific Things in NYC
The four most prolific things in New York City: cockroaches, rats, people, and (you didn't see this coming) water towers. I noticed while eating my 3pm orange and circled all of them in a photo from the roof.
Resistentialism
I learned a new word today. Resistentialism: a jocular theory in which inanimate objects display hostile desires toward human beings.
Tracey is Wrong
An oldie but goodie. Click for the bigger image.
Rubik's Cube Update
I've taken the simple layer-by-layer method about as far as it goes; my best was seventy-eight seconds. Time to learn the Fridrich method, which means memorizing at least fifty-three algorithms instead of half a dozen.
