Projects
Blog / Personal Website
Quite honestly, I’ve been neglecting this webpage. I have dozens of topics that I wish to talk about in blog posts, yet I just can’t seem to find a window of time in which to write them.
As I am being pressured to update this site from multiple sources (heh), I’ll try and get a blog post or two out every month or two. There are a other few things that I’ve been meaning to add to this site (this page was one of them).
TODO (public):
Move from Haskell’s Hakyll to Ruby’s Jekyll as the static site generator
Move from Linode to Amazon Web Services
Blogs Posts (Co-op experiences, Expository pieces, etc)
Illustrated Avatar (This one should be good!)
Anonymous AskMeAnything section (I’ve yet to start this component)
Site design modifications
Resume
Project365
Project365 is taking one photo every day for a consecutive three hundred and sixty five days (~1 Year).
I’ll be in Seattle, WA for the first four months of 2012, so I thought it would be a great way of documenting my adventures. I also think that it’ll be a neat way of visualizing a year of my life once we reach 2013 :P.
Since I probably will not be bringing my SLR out with me everyday, the majority of the photos will be from my phone’s camera (iPhone 4). I’ll try my best to upload one photo everyday, but I might just keep them stored on my computer and update this photo blog once a week. It all depends on how busy I am.
Algorithmic Challenges / Competitive Programming
When I joined the University of Waterloo, I was introduced to programming competitions that focused on problem solving and algorithms by my roommate (who is quite good at them).
Since then, I have completed questions on online judge sites such as Codeforces, Project Euler, UVa, and SPOJ.
I have also competed in a few programming competitions (I will be trying to increase this number), including IEEE’s Xtreme 24 Hour Programming Competition as well as a few online Codeforces competitions.
I currently save all of my programming solutions in a private github repository. There are no plans as of yet to make the repository public, though I have not entirely dismissed the idea.
Introduction
My name is Sunny Klair and I am a student at the University of Waterloo where I study Computer Science. I have far too many hobbies and interests, which is one of the reasons I created this site. It will hopefully help me maintain some state of organization.
The blog posts contained herein will often be random in topic with a high probability of nonsensicality. You have been warned.
