This post is the third, and final, in a series of posts on mathematical camera representation. The following are links to the earlier two entries in this series: Camera Representation Part 1: Homogenous Coordinate Systems and the Simplest Camera Imaginable… Continue Reading
Sallie Mae, the too-big-to-fail, government-backed lender, recently put out study on how Americans pay for their college educations. Since the cost of an undergraduate education continues to increase, how students continue to pay for it is important to understand. Here… Continue Reading
I recently finished reading Clayton Christensen’s book The Innovator’s Dilemma (TID), which talks about technological innovation and how companies can effectively manage it. TID was originally written in 1997, and I read a (slightly) updated version published in 2011. I… Continue Reading
Northern Spark is an art festival-type event that incorporates art installations, interactive art, music, theater, and dance performances, art creation, and more. It occurs from dusk to dawn and (at least over the past two years) takes over several blocks… Continue Reading
This past weekend (June 1 and 2, 2013) was the Hack for MN hackathon. This hackathon was part of the National Day of Civic Hacking White House initiative. This particular event was hosted at DevJam in south Minneapolis. The idea… Continue Reading