Nature of Code progress
Rewriting the Male Female program into an ecosystem… added food, birth, death and dna (weight, speed, health, and lifespan). Next step is to introduce attraction between males an…
Blog Thoughts, notes, and documentation
Talk to my blog
Ask me anything about these posts — what I wrote, how something works, or where to find a topic. I match your question to relevant articles automatically in the background (the same search logic as before), so you can just ask in your own words — no separate search field.
The Sphere - assembly figured out!
After quite some trying to decide how to name, extrude and connect each ring segment of the Sphere I finally changed strategy to notched connections and came up with a naming conve…
Google Analytics
I have recently included Google Analytics on my blog and now I am addicted to it… you can track where people are coming from to see your blog, how often they come back, what page…
My Google Maps
So Google has this new feature - My Maps - create your own map and post your points of interest… post geocoded photos… and even videos I’ve heard… Going to work on that to …
Multiplication in China
Is this for real? Received this email saying this is an “ancient” way the Chinese did multiplication… Legacy links from the original WordPress post …
Designer's Kitchen
Along with the MILK table, the SHEER spherical kitchen would be great!! …
Extraordinary People - Daniel Tammet
Worth watching this entire video… Doing math with shapes, effortlessly - could this be the future of computing? What if computers could “number crunch” looking at shapes inst…
Kinetic architecture
For a while I have been looking for this building I saw once and never remembered it… It is the Milwaukee Art Museum by Calatrava. Inspiring! The “wings” of the building move…
"High Tech" Book Launch
Brilliantly executed site… definitely made me want to buy the book! No One Belongs Here More Than You by Miranda July. She also directed a movie called “Me You and Everyone We …
Ubiquitous Computing for Mobile Devices Final Project
After having two fellow ITPers come up to me asking me if I was a professor I started thinking about the first impressions we have of people and how we perceive ourselves in one wa…