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At work, I mostly used Java for web site backends running on JBoss or GlassFish. At home, I found Java useful for coding JavaApplets for my masters University work.

I consider Java a quick-and-dirty programming language where on one hand you can create UI and code fairy quickly, but on the other hand you have no control over garbage collection or over what is a pointer and what not, which I believe are important features of any language. Although I prefer languages like Objective-C or C++, I tend to choose Java for my simulation work because applets can run on the web and the UI creation is much faster than with the C-family languages.

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Ultrastable Neuroendocrine Robot is born

I have finally put a beginning of an artificial brain to my Ultrastable Neuroendocrine Robot - UNER... my lego robot can now measure inputs from its 3 front proximity sensors and individual cells in its brain get activated when it sees something

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Busy working on Alien Farm

For the last couple of weeks, I have been working on a strategy game with working name 'Alien Farm'. I have done a lot of improvements and bug fixes and almost ready to move to creating a few campaign missions...

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