Have you ever eaten lunch at an Indian food buffet? If you haven’t, you really should go to one the next time you go out for lunch. They’re amazing.

When you’ve gone a little ways down the buffet line, have you ever discovered something you really like, but you don’t have a good place to put it on your plate?

I had lomo saltado at Rosario’s Peruvian Restaurant in Longmont, Colorado.

Concise and Consistent Naming Florian Deißenb¨ock and Markus Pizka
Proceedings of the 13th International Workshop on Program Comprehension (IWPC’05)

I found a fairly fast way to convert strings representing Base 10 numbers to strings that represent Bijective Base 10 numbers. That’s a string-to-string conversion, no integer type is involved. What happens if you have an integer type variable and you want a Bijective Base 10 string representing it?

A tree on the sidewalk in downtown Denver, on Wazee, between 17th and 18th streets, wants to grow into the human passageway.

Identifier length and limited programmer memory
Dave Binkley, Dawn Laurie, Steve Maex, Christoper Morrell
Science of Computer Programming
Volume 74, Issue 7, 2009, Pages 430-445, ISSN 0167-6423

I wanted to convert a large number of string representations of common Base 10 number to Bijective Base 10. I found a textual method of creating the Bijective Base 10 string representations from Base 10 string representations.

Here’s an imitation of a pseudomathematician’s rant about the use of the symbol 0 (zero).

A paper I read on astronomically calibrating pre-Cambrian sediments to get a more accurate chronology of important evolutionary events led me to look up where Earth’s rotational axis has pointed over geological time.

The Just Born candy company, makers of Mike and Ike® brand candy (and of Peeps® brand marshmallow candies!) has some real talent for unsettling flavor and candy names.