Pypmannetjies

I am almost at the end of my first semester of third year, and working for TechTeam... It has been crazy busy and I am shocked how readily I spent my weekend working on a Graphics project until late every night. But then when I uploaded my project and I saw a list of all the work I've done so far this year, I felt a bit proud that I made it. We tend to sell ourselves short when it comes to academic work. You see it more as doing what you have to, rather than accomplishing something amazing. During this year, I wrote a program that emulates how a brain works to predict whether a picture is a cartoon or not. I also wrote an algorithm that mimi

Last night I dreamt that during registration for second year we are told that the curriculum has changed and that we all have to go back to high school to complete a 13th year. And so I did go back. It was pretty amazing. There was a prefect who was not listening to me and frustrating me and so I threw a glass bottle at the wall. That was satisfying. :D And so again I'm faced with that question if it would all be different if you went back to school. Or if you would again get sucked into the small town politics and cat fights. It would be the ultimate test if you have changed, or just your surroundings. On that pretty arbitrary note, I'd als

I do realize this is an art site and so at the end of my rant there will be something about that too ;) Once again, skipping to the end is not only allowed, but encouraged. So, why do I hate women's month? Because it is not a month to celebrate women, rather an opportunity to insult men. I've seen so many ads on TV of women proclaiming how a world without men would be a wonderful place. I have no problem with feminists, if they are the right kind of feminist. (They did fight for my right to vote, after all, and for that I am very grateful) While liberal feminists assert an equality between men and women, radical feminists often want to be in