Category: Life of Kevin
What is an intelligent fight game coach? How could I describe it in a few words? A fascinating and engaging stepping stone into artificial intelligence development from my perspective. Here is a summary description of how things are going to work: Provide your fighting style preference, for example:Zoning: Keep away characters at bay by controlling … Continue reading Presenting the intelligent fighting game coach
Hey everyone, First, for those who don't know the F# Software foundation, here's a link 🙂 In a few words, their mission is the following: The F# Software Foundation is a community operated, not-for-profit organization dedicated to our mission. As an organization, we actively encourage a diverse community of F# developers to join us in … Continue reading Running for the F# Software Foundation board
Hi, Today I feel extra motivated so I've decided to write more posts. So, before the end of 2019, I spent a lot of time thinking on how I wanted to grow during the year and the next ones. One thing that needed to change in my routine before I could start being serious about … Continue reading Waking at 5 am to get stuff done
My definition of success for the start of the decade is a complex answer that deserves my utmost attention. Why is it a complex topic? It’s composed of many layers that my life revolves around. Stepping out of the comfort zone First, I see that change is something that I’m comfortable staying away from and … Continue reading How can I be successful in 2020?
Hi, Quick post, I promise! I update my blog and you can now follow me on the social networks I'm active on 🙂 I created a YouTube channel to share my experience and knowledge, but mostly, to document my experiences as I'm trying to pick up new skills and maintaining acquired skills. On my Instagram … Continue reading Follow my social media activity
Hi readers, It has been way too long since my last post and I'm truly sorry. I've been reflecting on my year of 2018 workwise and some part of it wasn't so fun and I wanted to share my experience. I have had a total three different employments that year and I went on 35-40 … Continue reading Onto finding my dream job
Hi, I'm starting the year by taking a look back to last year. A lot of things has happened and right now, I'm looking ahead for things to come. Many things happened to me. I'm trying to sort them out. January - August 2017 Those were my last months as an undergrad student in software … Continue reading 2017 successes
Hey guys, I'll start by wishing you readers an happy new year. Lots of things are changing for me this year. I'll go a quick review of last year I was a full-time intern at Genetec working as Software Developer from Jan to April I gave a tech talk in my local .NET meetup concerning … Continue reading Goals for 2017
Hey guys, In spirit of my withdraw from the Google Summer of Code program this summer, I thought I'd do a piece of the project I successfully completed last summer. So what brought me to the program last year ? I spent a few weeks on working on a new thing in .NET called Roslyn. … Continue reading GSOC 2015 : From NRefactory 6 to RefactoringEssentials
Hi guys, Well because of health problems, I won't be able to meet the expectation for the midterm evaluation coming next week and I will have to step down from the program. It pains me to do so since the project was taking me out of my comfort zone and forcing to adapt to a … Continue reading GSOC 2016 : The end
Hi guys, Late post before I go to bed. I don't know if you ever heard about Euler problems ? It's a series of challenging computer and mathematical programming problems. They require some thinking in order to be solved. The reason behind solving them is to acquire better skills at problem solving, which is something … Continue reading Euler problems
Hey guys, I won't say yet again that it has been too long because it really was. I'll try to keep my blog updated weekly concerning a program I'm doing with Google this summer. Â It's called the Google Summer of Code (GSoC). Basically, it's meant for students to be able to contribute on an open … Continue reading GSoC16: First coding week
So lately I'm been off the blog and I apologize. I'm still an it engineer student, but sometimes, I feel that we learn much more on our own than just hitting some books and doing tutorials like making a simple UI. Don't get me wrong, I love studying and what I do in school, but … Continue reading My first hacking experiences
Hi, I've been out for a while like I said in this post... I got erased somehow and I decided to re-write it. So basically, I was saying that I found this new internship as a mobile developer in a .NET company ! It is a third-party Microsoft company which delivers windows phone 8.1 and … Continue reading Mobile developer internship
Hi, Yeah, it's me again ! I've been missing writing here, so tonight, I'm going to write more than usual ! During the last few days, I'm been surfing the web and I found something quite fun to follow. There's this woman, Jennifer Dewalt, which was an artist before. Well, it's my belief that once you're … Continue reading Software development challenge
