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SamuelPauls.com
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Hi! My name is Samuel. My interests are computers, people, and a bit of everything else. Through a view of curiosity, clarity, and openness, I'm here to share my adventures relating to fascinating topics such as C/C++ programming all the way to love and oneness. So what are you waiting for? Stop by and drop me a line today!
- Author: Samuel Pauls
- Listed in: Development and Growth Technology
- Tags: programming love development C++ curiosity oneness
Recent Posts
Butterfly Curve
What do 100000 points elegantly laid out by the parametric Butterfly curve give you? Enjoy the code. // Butterfly Curve // Implemented by Samuel Pauls #include "SDL.h" #include <cstdlib> // includes EXIT_SUCCESS, EXIT_FAILURE #include <...
Vim for Programmers
Configuration Terminal Compatibility If you find that your colors or keys aren't being mapped correctly in Vim, it's probably because you're using an incompatible terminal type. If this happens just go into the options of your terminal and choose ...
Curry
Nothing says East Indian like curry. It's easy to make too! Ingredients Oil Onion White chicken Lime juice Ginger Garlic Indian spice Chick peas Potato Coconut milk Optional sides: Nan bread Rice Instructions Sta...
Smoothies
Smoothies are the tastiest and most healthy beverages around! They're great for serving friends! Ingredients Choose one of the following: Concentrated juice May want to mix with something else, such as ice, as this option is very strong. ...
The Flaming Mo Salad
For those who like their drinks flaming hot, my friend Bhavek introduces the first flaming hot salad! He invented it by accident with his leftovers. Let it therefore be known as the Flaming Mo Salad. Fry the following ingredients: 5 pieces Cube...
Perogies and Chicken
Ingredients 1 kg Perogies Marble Cheese Cajun Spice Freezer Vegetables Boneless Chicken Instructions The chicken will take the longest amount of time to cook. So let's start by throwing it in the oven. Place the perogies in a bowl a...
