The other day I got a call from Dr. Smith, my faculty mentor at engineering school. It seems that the guys down at the super-duper research facility (which ought to hire me because I am so great) have a few questions about the Hamster project. Which I haven't looked at for over a year now, but I guess I can rack the old brains. I had them email me a few of their questions to jog my memory.
Their questions were easy. I feel the urge to simply tell them to read the documentation, though the answers to some of their questions ("Why did you do it this way? What does it mean?") wouldn't be in there.
I'm wondering if they need someone to fiddle with the code. Me? Would they pay me? Well, I wouldn't do it for free.
And Dr. Smith has got me thinking about getting back to the job hunt. When I told him that I was still translating, he said, "But, the world is missing out!"
171 words | August 15, 2006 09:45 PM | Wired