100 days of code — day 55, algorithms, basic binary search & the holy land

Maybe it is an idea to embrace the religion known as Crossfit, while joining the cult of veganism or something? Or maybe seek out future dates who are done with mindless self-destruction and drinking like there is no tomorrow? Dating and intoxicants really do not work out at all for me, and it sucks learning this the hard way. The only real question left is if it is possible to be intimate with someone in a completely sober (infatuation excluded) state of mind? Scary concept, must be tried. Also, a good friend just got separated. Lets try to focus on school instead.
I started reading. I first watched the Khan Academy videos and read the text they have. The first example they use is a simple binary search. I did it thoroughly and felt my brain working, especially when I had to think up the conditions in my while-loop. This was fun, and I continued reading about algorithm run time analysis on khan and on wikipedia. I also converted the algorithm from JS to Java.
The last few days have been really packed. I traveled to the holy land for my brothers wedding, going Stavanger →Oslo →Istanbul →Tel Aviv. My laptop-charger broke the first day after I foolishly thought it had balance on that very small night stand. After questing for quite some time, I finally was able to find a computer-store in Jerusalem that had a similar adapter.

School was been put on hold for the last days, I have been sightseeing, walking in the last footsteps of Jesus through the streets of The Old City, ignorantly walking about alone in the maze and submerging myself in the vibe, the chaos.

Also, I think I am about to start to hate Tinder, or maybe modern dating, with a flaming passion. I think rounded the app in approx 24 hours down here. I liked to think that I wasn't a shallow person, apparently the quote from Westworld is rather fitting:
“Look at the creatures you have to share this world with These men of stone. All this ugliness, all this pain, so they can patch a hole in their own broken code.” -Anthony Ford
So grim, so much repressed anger. I promise, next update will be about coding. Sorry for all the emotions. Let us find an algorithm to filter them all away. Dave out.