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		<title>Mission statement and introductions</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This blog is dedicated specifically to the trials and tribulations of Pymetheus and what I learned/accomplished the along the way to it&#8217;s creation.  I won&#8217;t be going into much depth about the project with this post.
Otherwise, about me.  I began my trials with computers somewhere around the late 80&#8217;s with a Apple &#124;&#124;e personnel computer. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This blog is dedicated specifically to the trials and tribulations of Pymetheus and what I learned/accomplished the along the way to it&#8217;s creation.  I won&#8217;t be going into much depth about the project with this post.</p>
<p>Otherwise, about me.  I began my trials with computers somewhere around the late 80&#8217;s with a Apple ||e personnel computer.  I wish I still had a copy of the first few scripts I wrote, but the more advanced of them was a simple alternating game loop structure.  In the initial state, the computer would randomly pick a number from 1-10 and the user had to guess it.  After 3 tries, the person would then pick a number in their head and the computer would pick 3 random numbers.   So input could be summarized in a regex like ( [0-9]{1}| [YyNn]{1}) and the whole deal was something I could do in a minute.  It&#8217;s kind of funny to think about because It took me a few days to get that working right.</p>
<p>After that, I didn&#8217;t do much programming but I did spend a considerable amount of time of trial and error time with computers, at one time landing myself a part time job at age 14-15 doing computer repair &amp; support.   What got me back into the programming game was when i first played Quake&#8217;s demo and then later learned that you could modify the game logic api for free&#8230; you just had to learn c/c++.    So began a lovely adventure into the world of compiled strictly typed langues and pointers.   I actually miss that environment but its pretty rare for me to fire up gcc and build up binary exectuables</p>
<p>After that the rest of my life got kind of weird, i knew i wanted to be a professional programmer but a lot of things got in the way, the biggest one being the economy and the death of the web for a time.</p>
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