printf("Hello,World!");

#include <stdio.h>

int main(int argc, char ** argv){
  printf("Hello,World!");
  return 0;
}

Welcome to my blog. The main focus of this blog is computer science topics, mostly focused around synchronization and consensus algorithms and code, but will probably also diverge from that topic quite a bit as I'm sort of a scatter-brain.

I'm writing this mostly as a notepad to help express the things I'm learning in a coherent manner. I find that writing about things helps me actually understand them better, and I thought it would be kind of neat if others could also use this as food for thought. There are quite a few developers out there who could use some extra practice and study in synchronization techniques, but do not know to what extent they need this information, so hopefully some of those people will stumble upon this blog and find it useful.

The other purpose of this is to store information and examples that I find important, because I am incredibly forgetful, and while Github's Gists are really neat, this is a slightly richer medium in which I can also summarize key aspects and ideas around the code, rather than just a bunch of code.

If anyone other than myself ever actually reads this, I hope you find it useful and would be extremely appreciative of any feedback on the code samples, thought experiments, and explanations. Improvements can almost always be made.