Hobby, Work, and the Value of Colleagues

It is important to have your work be your hobby... and maybe your hobby be your work.
This is the case with my task here. I enjoy it.

And although programming is just a small part of it, it is very enjoyable, too. Even though I have to admit that I learned more about programming and learned more from my (ex-)colleagues while I was at UBT. Honestly, my programming skills (no matter how limited) have grown tremendously while working with some of my old labmates.

First and foremost Techno and Dabbelju, I really appreciate all the little and also the bigger things that I learned from you. They still help me every day in programming, debugging, and profiling.

(As I have said a long time ago, I brought my T_Matrix<T,homo> class with me, and I use it proudly ;-). Over the last week, I spent way too much time working with it, and I learned a lot about programming, C++, and my own old faults during that time. And while I whittled away at some old bugs and shortcomings, its performance just today increased from 2fps through 4fps and 6fps all the way to 23fps.
When this happened I called it a day.)