History: Apollonius of Rhodes

Posted on Sun 17 October 2021 in history • Tagged with history, person

295 BCE

A revolutionary figure in Greek literature, who ignored conventional wisdom that writers should stick to short poems, and wrote an epic known as Argonautica. Argonautica tells the story of Jason, who sought the fabled Golden Fleece.


Red Alert!

Posted on Sun 17 October 2021 in tech • Tagged with pi, alert

I like this project. It reminds me of working in an environment where there are system status screens on the wall. With remote work its more important to have access to system status and alerts because we can not see others reacting to an issue and respond. This is a …


Continue reading

History: gymnasium

Posted on Sun 10 October 2021 in history • Tagged with definition, dictionary

A Greek social institution which was used for education and physical training of young people. Initially only used for sports, the institution of the gymnasium later evolved to become a center of learning. Curricula included music, sports, and literature. Most gymnasiums where open to boys and girls, however examples exist …


Continue reading

Leetcode Product of Three Largest Numbers in TypeScript

Posted on Sun 10 October 2021 in tech • Tagged with programming, Leetcode, TypeScript

Product of Three Largest Numbers in TypeScript


Leetcode Number Of Islands C++ Depth First Search Example

Posted on Sun 03 October 2021 in tech • Tagged with programming, Leetcode, C++, DFS

Number of Islands Recursive Graph Traversal

Depth First Search


History: koine

Posted on Sun 03 October 2021 in history • Tagged with definition, dictionary

Greek, literally "common tongue." A dialect of the Greek language, based on the Athenian dialect, which was commonly used throughout the Hellenistic Kingdoms. The Hellenistic kingdoms were the Kingdoms that were established in the wake of the death of Alexander and the fragmentation of his empire.