So this is my new hobby… paragaliding… started in December and trying to fly every weekend.
I will be placing the content in these following places:
Photos: https://goo.gl/photos/iyvYPfaYcHSVGzfn6
Videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdlAMgiuN7X3iLgtu1yQv0V9YXgXZcMyr
Flight Tracks: http://doarama.com/user/36355
Stay tuned!
Went to a guided visit of Berkley’s Robotic Learning Lab yesterday. What a beautiful campus and great work they are doing in the field… fascinating.
Woke up to this:
This should’ve been there…
in some of the pictures the bike has no fenders… PLEASE keep an eye out for it… already filed a report with the police and am searching Craigslist and eBay for it… so sad…
Not the first time… this bike of mine was stolen in NYC:
And this attempted bike stealing episode! I was having lunch and saw the guy sneak into the garage, get my bike, mount it, and try to run away. Too bad I didn’t catch him.
1. Adriana’s tricycle is still going strong with no problems, as Kim attested:
2. Tesla launched the new Model 3, priced at US$ 35k, before rebates. Very nice… dream car.
3. Took my bike to the shop and came out with the Specialized Turbo bike to test for 2 days. Very cool guys at Calmar Cycles!
The ride is amazing – you feel like superman zooming by even the fastest road bikers. Unfortunately they limit the top speed to 28 mph (45 km/h).
4. Not to mention the constant sightings of Google’s self-driving electric car!
Was missing an analogue area to brainstorm on… finally took the plunge and got one 🙂
Went to a very interesting lecture by Philip Guo from University of Rochester “Interactive Systems for Learning Programming at Scale”.
He’s the creator of pythontutor.com – an open site to help you visually understand what your code is doing.
Here’s a demo video:
So here are the amazing results of a 10 day film class at the d.School that Matej and Shelley participated in. I was the mere actor in it but was great to be involved in film making again – reminded me of how complex it is… Great job guys!
“The Moses of Idaho”
Moses of Idaho from David Lee on Vimeo.
“AM | PM”
On Sunday drove into the city with Omair to visit the Drop-In Art Studio’s Maker Art and Mini Expo featuring Stanford’s LDT student projects. Unfortunately we got there a little late and weren’t able to see much. BUT we went upstairs and saw the NEAT: New Experiments in Art and Technology exhibit. Very ITP-like stuff (interactive/technological art)
Here’s a quick video I made:
