Law and Software

Comparing Nodes in a Tree

[September, 2012] Filed under: software

I have no idea whether this algorithm is old or new, or even whether there are more efficient alternatives. But for a long time now, I’ve had a geeky fondness for an orphan data structure. I call it an orphan because I could never see any way of using it. It was just one of those pretty things. If you’ve ever had a geeky fondness for a data structure, then you’re pretty weird too.

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Bill Hing and the Rebellious Lawyer

[September, 2012] Filed under: Immigration Law,rascuache

I dislike the term “rebellious lawyer.” Which is why I am categorizing these posts under “rascuache.” Rebellious suggests a spoiled child. He’ll get over it. Its just a phase he’s going through. Only, Bill Hing never got over it.

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The course we all wanted when in Law School

Filed under: rascuache

I’m attending “Public Interest Lawyering, Civil Rights and Immigration Law” this fall. The first “class” was last Monday.

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the first entry

Filed under: law,software

i thought of having two blogs. one for legal stuff, the other for software. and two sites. one for law-related work, the other for software projects. then i decided to call my site lawandsoftware.com instead.



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