It was the beginning of 2007 when I first heard about Normalized Google Distance being used for automatic translation and I started to understand how powerful linear algebra could be. Continue Reading →
A while back I posted about using the Android NDK to put particles on my android. Since then I’ve learned a good bit, made more progress on my primary project Continue Reading →
Latest Update: Improved Code, Collisions and Hose Gentlemen, behold! (Ladies too). At last I have something to show! My advisor and I have finally gotten to a point in our Continue Reading →
On Saturday October 9th we celebrated the new Ubuntu version (as well as my birthday) with a big bash. My friend Nathan Crock and I know how fun Ubuntu is Continue Reading →
This week I’m at the NVIDIA GPU Technology Conference (#GTC2010) learning as much as I can about GPU Computing! There are a lot of cool companies, interesting posters and thought Continue Reading →
This tutorial series is aimed at developers trying to learn OpenCL from the bottom up, with a focus on practicality. This installment introduces OpenCL context sharing with OpenGL. We make Continue Reading →
We have collisions! Check out the video to see how it looks This is a preview of collisions working in our OpenCL Particle System addition to the Blender Game Engine. Continue Reading →
So I’ve been making some headway with my OpenCL Particle Systems in the Blender Game Engine. I now have the option to render the particles with GLSL (Hi moguri, I’m Continue Reading →
This tutorial series is aimed at developers trying to learn OpenCL from the bottom up, with a focus on practicality. This part is a reworking of my first tutorial using Continue Reading →
This tutorial series is aimed at developers trying to learn OpenCL from the bottom up, with a focus on practicality (i.e. I’m still learning, I’m sharing what I’ve found to Continue Reading →