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I am a graduate student at the University of the Philippines Diliman. I am doing research under the Algorithms and Complexity Laboratory of the Department of Computer Science. My field is Theoretical Computer Science and my areas of interest are Bioinformatics and Quantum Computing. My blog features posts on Computer Science in general, some of my results in Bioinformatics and Quantum Computing and some random posts on my views in life and faith.Categories
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Tag Archives: Java
MeshStream: Peer-to-Peer Video Streaming
It has been a while and a lot has happened the past semester, especially in our Advanced Computer Networks course. Peer-to-peer (P2P) overlay networks became our topic for our term mini project. I and my partner looked into the possibility … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Networks, Software Development
Tagged BitBucket, Java, Network, open-source, P2P, Peer-to-Peer, streaming, video
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The Difficulty of Estimating Work With So Little Information About Requirements
Oh it is sooo difficult to come up with work estimates without prior knowledge of the client really wants. Continue reading
Posted in Software Development
Tagged data gathering, difficulties, Java, lessons, planning, problems, programming, requirements, software, Software Development, SRS, work estimates
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Beware of Uninitialized Primitive boolean Instance Variables
In Java, uninitialized primitive boolean instance variables, or member variables, have the value of false by default. This would seem harmless until we fall into the trap of always-resulting-to-false-condition-and-i-dont-know-goddam-why bug..whew! that was long T_T Imagine you have this quite big … Continue reading
Posted in Software Development
Tagged bug, default, defect, Java, programming, software, Software Development, trouble-shoot
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int as Default Data Type for Literal Integers
Every literal integer in Java is implicitly of type int by default Continue reading
Posted in Software Development
Tagged byte, casting, default, int, Java, loss of precision, programming, software
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