Mission Complete!

So, I played Tetris. It has made long strides since I last saw it. I am glad it was able to work out, but I wish I had done more. I also probably should have sent my answers to Keenan's questions earlier. It's finally finals season, but we're more or less unaffected out here. Looking forward to finishing this last project and wrapping things up...

So we're waiting on two teams it seems like. The mainlining process probably could have gone better, but I feel like the code that was being mainlined was kind of subpar. The warnings I see in the code make me wonder a little bit what everyone is doing. I tried running the game and was spammed with prints. We're still a long way away from being done, but at least I got to contribute a little. The temptation to fix other people's code is strong, at least to remove the warnings and those obnoxious prints, but I will resist.

You Do The Hooky-Poky And You Turn Yourself About

I ended a sentence with a preposition, this is tragic. In other news! I contributed a bunch of code to the cause. The blocks can now rotate. I am not sure how the rest of the code is being divided up, but hopefully we can see collisions soon. I believe it is now Musaed's task to finish our section of code with deleting the blocks. I also redid our test. It was soooo bad. And redid some code that was clearly never tested. Hopefully I will have a chance to talk to everyone later today/tonight.

In The Dark

I am finally in Bonn now and have Internet. I have no idea what is or is not done. I have missed a lot of team meetings and there's really no system for updating so I do not know the state of the code. I vaguely understand our task, but without knowing what needs to be done, I do not know where to start. I will just have to read the document and the code and see what's left to do.

Update: I added some code that does not really do anything and some comments and did some reformating, wewt. Hopefully I have the energy to do more tomorrow.