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cmpprg / instructions.md
Last active August 22, 2023 17:10
ZSH aliases and methods

These instructions are for Mac ZSH Terminal.

Warning! This will clone the files into you system location: /Users/{username}/zsh_logic. It will also add content pointing to the new logic to your .zshrc file at the bottom. Please check this file after the additions to ensure proper formatting and position of the new code.

  1. You Can copy past this into your terminal if you want:

SSH

cd ~
git clone git@gist.github.com:9ef354d1b948e04a74d8c93b8bdb6e9f.git zsh_logic
echo 'source ~/zsh_logic/git_aliases.zsh' >> .zshrc
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cmpprg / roman_numeral_recursion.md
Last active July 30, 2020 16:35 — forked from ericweissman/roman_numeral_recursion.md

Instructions

  1. Fork this gist, then "edit" the gist
  2. Fill out the questions below
  3. Click the "Add file" button and add your source code to the gist
  4. Submit by the due time as instructed in Zoom

Do not publish your code on a public repl.it or repo or other public means.

Prompt

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cmpprg / food_stuffs.md
Last active May 19, 2020 19:46
Terrificus Ideation

Food Stuffs

Gather from the User:

  • User needs to give their age and sex.
  • User needs to list food items that they have eaten / intend to eat.

Display:

  • Users nutrition data is gathered from API.
  • Table is displayed showing governemnt recommended daily nutrients vs. users nutrients. Red for under, Green for over(something like this.) and percent daily intake.
  • Under table is displayed list of fruits and veggies that can fill the gap for the nutrient categories that are under.
  • the list is active, you can click on a selection and it will update the table above and update the list to remove irrelevant items.
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cmpprg / rc-retro_for_jesse_gietzen.md
Last active May 15, 2020 20:43

What went well?

In the process, Jesse and I saw eye to eye on most things in terms of implementation of code to achieve the goal of the assignment. Our communication was strong and daily.

What could be improved?

It took a long time to get things done and we were up most nights until 9pm working on this project. I think we could have spent a little more time on our own researching and strudying concepts before coming back together to implement.

What did not go well?

I didn't familiarize myself enough with the previous code to feel comfortable utilizing it in our strategy. I was working at a slower pace than normail for me, which is ok, it just had the side effect of making me feel like there was not enough time to get everything done.

Feedback for Jesse Gietzen.

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cmpprg / rc_career_journal.md
Last active June 27, 2020 22:54
This is a career journal for reflections and progress in my search for employment
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cmpprg / monster_shop_group_tg_feedback.md
Last active April 17, 2020 16:10
Project Feedback From: Ryan Camp To: Tyler Porter

Project Feedback

Name: Ryan Camp

Partner: Tyler Porter

Project Reflection

  • What is one thing that went unusually well during this project?
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cmpprg / monster_shop_group_tg_feedback.md
Last active April 16, 2020 22:18
Project Feedback From: Ryan Camp, To: Tony Gomes

Project Feedback

Name: Ryan Camp

Partner: Tony Gomes

Project Reflection

  • What is one thing that went unusually well during this project?
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cmpprg / monster_shop_group_eh_feedback.md
Last active April 16, 2020 22:05
Project Feedback From: Ryan Camp, To: Ethan Hawking

Project Feedback

Name: Ryan Camp

Partner: Ethan Hawking

Project Reflection

  • What is one thing that went unusually well during this project?
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cmpprg / monster_shop_dtr.md
Last active April 10, 2020 17:38

Project: Moster Shop 2001

Group Member Names: Tyler Porter, Ethan Hawking, Tony Gnomes, Ryan Camp

Goals and Expectations for the Project (What does each group member hope to get out of this project?

  • Ethan Hawking: CSS
  • Tony Gomes: Establishing DB associations, explore AR.
  • Tyler Porter: Active Record instead of Raw Ruby, Authoriztions
  • Ryan Camp: Active Record Practice and Authorization. class and instance methods.
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cmpprg / professional_story.md
Last active April 24, 2020 15:38
Ryan Camp's Professional Story 1st Draft

I have always saugt a deep understanding in everything that I do. I love to learn how this world ticks. The science, technology, how things fit together and relate to one another. I find that I am good at math and staying organized in thought and action. It has been quite an adventure so far. When I was young my uncle, a software engineer, gave my family our first computer. Looking back, playing doom and wolfenstein on that computer is what first attracted me to computers and tech. As I progresed forward in life I found myself experiencing many amazing opportunities. I learned how to further my organizational skill and stay focused while working as a clerk for an attorney. I helped doctors and patients while training to be a radiologic technologist working with some very interesting radiographic technologies, in flouroscopy and in the Operating Room. The last 5 years I was privelaged to be able to lead a very capable team in the quality lab of an aerospace manufacturing facility. I got to program machines t