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how gender broke my bash_profile

October 1, 2020

It would be a special day for any new software engineer: the day I customized my bash profile for the command line. I opened…

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y2k, 9/11 and a story of data persistence

September 11, 2020

My friend Margaret Anderson, whom I had met through a meditation group, had invited me to attend a special event at the New Musuem. Margaret…

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the “ensoniment” of machines: voice interfaces and conversations with computers

August 15, 2020

In August a young girl led her family in prayer over a meal at Chick-fil-A. While this is not an uncommon sight in Texas, she…

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interpreting v compiling source code

July 15, 2020

What exactly is the difference between interpreting and compiling languages? As a beginner software engineer, I enjoyed working with Swift in Apple’s Xcode. Errors…

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