Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Python Houdini Tool Post
Jasonfugh.com has a post of some video of a Python based special effects tool he made that works with Houdini. It is his first tool that he has made for Houdini. The software lives in a separate window to help change a rain effect in the main window.
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Monday, May 16, 2011
Historic computers on the web
The visual6502.org project is an interesting idea. The founders of the group take an image of a processor such as the 6502 and then simulate its operation based on software that interprets the transistors in the picture. There is a javascript simulation that will run in a web browser if one wishes to try it out.
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Computer Graphics, Fractals, Demoscene
A friend found a site by Iñigo Quilez about computer graphics, fractals, and the demoscene. The math section looked interesting. I didn't have time to go over it much right now, but I hope to visit it again later.
Sunday, May 08, 2011
Application in Python Using a Trie
I found a blog entry that describes using a Python implementation of a trie to calculate Levenshtein distance quickly but have yet to find the time to the sample code out. His implementation looks very readable and the concepts familiar. It seems like trying his software out could be a nice continuation of the concepts of the last project.
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