CURIOUS RUBÉN

English Hi everyone!! Yesterday I watched "The Imitation Game" again and today I've decided to write about it. Cinema is one of the things I enjoy the most and every now and then I will write reviews about movies and series I consider. "The Imitation Game" is a 2014 film (yes, it's a little late to write about it but I wanted to have it on this blog) set in the era of World War II that tells the story of a group of people who managed to break the code of the Enigma Machine. The film is mainly focused on the life of Alan Turing who led that group in Bletchley Park. In spite of not having comedy or action or big surprises in the plot, it's quite an entertaining film. It's almost two hours long and I didn't feel bored at any moment. The music, the photography, the story are really well developed. Besides, the cast is amazing: Benedict Cumberbatch (Doctor Strange in the MCU), Keira Knightley (Pirates of the Caribbean) and some others l

English Hi everyone!! Some years ago, when I began learning to code in the first course of university I remember myself thinking how easy could be to solve a sudoku with a computer. We were using MatLab back then and I wasn't particularly good with it so I had enough to worry about trying to pass that subject. I left my little sudoku project for the future. During my college time, we kept using MatLab a lot. Basically, we had at least one subject that required that program every year. When I finished my studies I had improved considerably. It's not that I had created something amazing with it but I felt comfortable using it for maths, graphics and some other different purposes. One afternoon I was doing a sudoku on my own when the idea of writing a script to solve it with the computer came to my mind again. I thought it would be something easy that would require one day or two of work. I was tremendously WRONG. (maybe someone who has studied computer science or has a deepe