[RTPS] Fluid and Rigid body interaction
My buddy Andrew Young at FSU DSC has made some serious progress with RTPS! He’s implemented rigid bodies with particles and they can interact with the fluid. Watch the video Continue Reading →
Author Archives: enj
Square Circle Spiral Illusion in d3.js
Things have been pretty intense at work the last couple weeks, we are writing hella code (you can see I’ve begun acclimating to the west coast) and a lucky few Continue Reading →
Simple D3.js Bar Chart Webcast
So I’ve been diving head first into d3.js and I must say its a mighty fine library! I do feel like getting up to speed with it can take quite Continue Reading →
Go west, young man
Now what I want you to do is visualize yourself… visualizing your data. Can you see it? Maybe you need some help? Fret not, I’m working on it! This week Continue Reading →
[RTPS] Master’s Thesis Defense Presentation
Hello World! Today I became a computational science ninja master! Well, maybe not so much the ninja part, but my vim skills are starting to feel like Jedi powers. This Continue Reading →
LBL Summer Research: Final Report
The summer months certainly fly by, especially when you are running in parallel… Anyway, the project has culminated in some working code and interesting test runs on the Longhorn visualization Continue Reading →
The Software Patent Racket: What do we do?
This is an essay addressed to my colleagues, those who make software for fun and profit and those who enjoy all the benefits technology brings to our lives. A recent Continue Reading →
LBL Summer Research: Report 2
So I’ve been up in the Berkeley hills for a few weeks now, coding by day and hacking by night. I’ve made some progress at work which I will detail Continue Reading →
Silenced
This past weekend I attended Data Insight and hacked alongside a great group of people. Our team had a lot of fun and learned a lot by tackling a tough Continue Reading →
LBL Summer Research: Report 1
Hello world! I’m excited to be writing to you from the beautiful Bay area in California, specifically the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory at the top of the hill in Berkeley. Continue Reading →