Yearly Archives: 2010

Week 151

Crowded: Episode 1 is finally released! Subscribe to the podcast now!  Episode 2 is currently being edited on MinimumNoise and should be along shortly.  I also started collecting audio for Episode 3, but I have been having so many problems with PubClip (which I am using to gather the audio from the MT workers) [...]
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More Torch Videos

Some more torch videos from the great Patrick Lichty.
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Torch Videos

We are still collecting videos for our torch relay for the Mixer Olympiad, but we’ve made it easier to get involved.  You no longer need to print out anything.  Just make a video of yourself carrying something vaguely torch-like and submit it using this form, or email it to me (info on the ‘contact’ page).  [...]
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Jeffish Classics

I realized this morning that I have made 3 “cover” songs recently. Maybe I should go for a whole album? What a Fool Believes. Space-age Instrumental [Audio clip: view full post to listen] You are the Sunshine of my Life. Duet by Robot Alan and Robot Mary [Audio clip: view full post to listen] Staying Alive, [...]
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Week 149

I realized that I never explained the new version of Earthify that uses Google Maps.  In this version, rather than having to install Google Earth and all of that crap, you can just use it right in your browser.  It still scrapes Craigslist and plots the posts for geographical consumption.  It is now also AJAX-ified, [...]
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Web as Platform

Syllabus: http://prof.crouse.cc/web_as_platform Spring 2010: http://prof.crouse.cc/web_as_platform/spring_2010 Google’s announcement of the Chrome OS provided a definite time line for what has been on the horizon for some time: web-based personal computing. With this radical change in the way we think about personal computing, languages once thought of as too rudimentary for “serious” application programming (namely JavaScript) are becoming more [...]
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openCV planar object detection

Tonight I was playing around with some code that I found in this thread about natural marker AR made with SURF. It’s pretty neat stuff. This is building on some other stuff that I wrote just to do tempalte matching using a class I made: cvSURFImage. (cvSURFImage.h cvSURFImage.cpp) Most of this stuff comes from [...]
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Gary Is Coming

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request for videos

We are running a torch relay as part of opening ceremony for Eyebeam’s MIXER: OLYMPIAD, and we want you to carry the torch for a leg of it! To be exact, we want you to print out the attached PDF with a color printer, attach it to something torch-like (a stick, handle, pole), and make a [...]
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Chipmunk and openFrameworks

Chipmunk is a great physics engine for use with openFrameworks because it isn’t weighed down with any graphics support.  The documentation is pretty sparse, but I am starting on a little wrapper working and incorporated the ofxDelaunay addon by plong0.  There are still a lot of things missing, like springs and joints and stuff.  But [...]
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