- Delphi
- The Delphi Community
- Clipmate (written in Delphi, by the way)
- Everything search tool
- NBA Basketball
- My Nexus 5x phone
- Visual Studio Code
- Notepad++
- Taylor Swift
- Bruce Springsteen
- Cream Cheese
- Traveling
- Evernote
- Being married
- Being a Dad
- Lonesome Dove
- Casablanca
- Taking a nap on Sunday afternoon
- Working at Gateway Ticketing
- Netflix
- The Spring for Delphi Framework
- The Delphi MVC Framework
- Patty Griffin
- Dogs
- Mat Kearney
- Cool Spring days
- Iced Tea
- Raize Components (and yes, I liked them before Embarcadero bought them. 😉 )
- Harry Potter
- Loosely coupled code
- The Minnesota Timberwolves
- The Chrome Browser
- Freedom
- Donating to open source projects
- Raspberry Pi
- Loyalty
- Amazon.com
- Butter
- Pickled Herring
- Giving presentations at conferences
- Writing code
- The Good Wife
- Spiderman
- My Roku
- The Caine Mutiny (The book, not the movie. The movie was terrible)
- Birds of Prey – all kinds
- Black Panthers
- Wood burning stoves.
I’ll just assume I’m number 51. 😉
This is my favorite bird of prey…
http://www.wired.com/2014/03/boeing-bird-of-prey/
Do you like mixing coding and NBA? The NBA has made a great deal of data available, including actual player movement data for games!
https://gavinr.com/2015/11/17/geography-basketball-part-ii-watching-game-arcgis/
http://www.danvatterott.com/blog/2016/04/08/revisiting-nba-career-predictions-from-rookie-performance/
There are a lot of good blogs out there about crunching sports data and as mentioned in the first NBA link, there are even NBA APIs available for getting data.
With a little work, you could build a betting model that could pay for the cost of Delphi. 🙂