Now that we've entered 2019, I'm looking back at the past year, realizing that I have a lot of programming projects which I have yet to write about here on Steemit. On that note, I would like to share

I'ts been a while since I've spent much time on Steemit now. I've checked in every once in a while, but with university and work requiring their fair share of time, I haven't really had the time to stay

Recently, my friend @samuraikrabbe wrote his first Steemit post, making him the second person I have successfully introduced to Steemit, the first one being @steving. I wish Steemit had a reeferral program.

As we've known for a while, Coinbase has been busy implementing Ethereum Classic into its portfolio of tradeable assets. As of yesterday, it's finally possible to deposit ETC. Suddenly it was just there

Hello Steemit Community, my name is Daniel and I am studying in Trondheim (Norway) as an exchange student. This will be my first steemit post after my norwegian friend @oyvindsabo kinda of exerted pressure

As I've written too many niche-specific posts for an audience whose souls have already been replaced by their Turing complete replacements, lately, I will try to write a more typical blog post, focusing

I just noticed that I've reached 666 followers! I always think it's fun to reach a number whose every digits are equal, but 666 is probably one of the more infamous ones. When I reached 222 followers,

So where was I? Ah, I was about to solve Project Euler Problem 2: Problem 2 Even Fibonacci numbers Each new term in the Fibonacci sequence is generated by adding the previous two terms. By starting with

Today I revisited my goal of learning Clojure. If you're not familiar with Clojure, it's descibed by repl.it as A modern JVM-based Lisp dialect with a focus on immutability If that description didn't enlighten

A few days ago, in my post Learning Clojure - Part 2 | Writing a Basic Function, I solved the first Project Euler problem in JavaScript, as preparation to solve that very same problem in Clojure. My JavaScript

11:31am. It’s the end of November. My classes have finished and I’m heading to the Øya library. Bzzt. I exit my building. It’s dark outside, as if it were still midnight. The sun that alerts my body to

I'll try to make this post short and to the point (yeah, right...). As an introduction to the Clojure programming language, I decided to solve Project Euler Problem 01: Problem 1 Multiples of 3 and 5 If

The time has come to finally start writing some Clojure code. I figured that a great start would be to try to solve a few Project Euler problems. If you are not familiar with Project Euler, their website

So I recently decided that I would teach myself Clojure. The Clojure website has the following description of Clojure: Clojure is a dynamic, general-purpose programming language, combining the approachability

Just recently, Coinbase replaced its trading platform GDAX with Coinbase Pro. Coinbase Pro still uses the GDAX trading engine, but it features a new interface which "has been designed with the needs

Let's start this story from the start. I've written programs in both C and C, but I've never used either for any large projects. When I was first introduced to the C languages, I was very used to Java,

Today is the birthday of my friend @samuraikrabbe (no, that's not his real name). He has not yet been active on Steemit, but he hopes to get more time to spend here soon, so hopefully it won't be long

Remember back in the mid 2000s, when YouTube and Vimeo still weren't mainstream? Every website of significance had their own video player or used some random third-party player which no-one remembers the

Hi Steem friends! Again, here's a portrait sketch made with black pen on white paper for my steemit buddy @oyvindsabo. I'm happy to do this for him. Hey pal, I really wish we could vibe more in real time.

A few days ago while I was playing with the settings on my laptop, I decided to see how overclocking the GPU would affect the hashrate of cryptocurrency mining. From my understanding, a GPU running at