Done with problem #7. Lots of off-by-one errors around my loops to find the nth prime number. Also, a little bit of a problem with the edge case of 2 being prime, but I just manhandled it into the answer. Not pretty, but I'm tired.
-
One thing led to another, we discussed lots of facets to the RFSM document.
At some point it started rewriting what I had, and used two terms that
don't be...
Phones are turning students into zombies
-
Here is a disturbing essay on today's college students by a tenured
professor at a regional public university that caters to very typical, very
average Ame...
Decay Chain
-
[image: If you have an old phone in a drawer, and you listen very
carefully, you can occasionally hear the occasional tap of an emitted SIM
card hitting th...
Welcome, Prashanth!
-
Last March, I shared that we were starting to look for a new CEO for Stack
Overflow. We were looking for that rare combination of someone who… Read
more "W...
Five things we should clear up
-
1. A car should not have to “honk” when you lock it 2. Farts should be
acknowledged, if not celebrated 3. Mr. Obama is not _actually_ reading your
Twitter ...
Episode 51: Vintage Vape
-
Whether you like baseball, chicken dinners, multilevel marketing, or *The
Price is Right*, we offer several varietals of bespoke juices you can enjoy
wit...
Instapaper 4: Deciding to Read
-
[image: Instapaper 4 Icon]
*Introducing Instapaper 4.0 for iPad and iPhone*
The lede here is that my pal, Marco, has just released the stellar new 4.0
v...
Apple Blossoms
-
I'm a potter, a farmer, and a foodie. They all go together so beautifully.
Come see why at our upcoming pottery show...
Hinckley Pottery’s 19th Annual Stud...
Leeks
-
Onwards with my discourse on leeks. Along with onions and garlic, leeks are
in the Alliaceae family. While certainly not very popular in Texas, leeks
are...
No comments:
Post a Comment