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2D to 3D Photo with Delaunay triangulation | Neuro Productions

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2D to 3D Photo with Delaunay triangulation. May 15th, 2009 / Experiments. Source code and tutorials. This week I stumbled on a great AS3 Delaunay Triangulation class by Nicolas Barradeau. Ported from a triangulate algorithm by Paul Bourke. And when I hear triangles, I think 3D. Tonight I played around with it and made some kind of photo extruder. Switch clicking between points on the front view and there corresponding points in the side view. You need at least 3 point before you see anything. Is this app...

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Curry Functions « JacksonDunstan.com

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Mastering C# and Unity3D. Sep 28, 2009. In the midst of discussing my runnables. Technique for implementing function pointers over on the Rausch Generator Blog. About the usefulness of the currying. Consider some pseudo-code for a sprite that displays a student portrait and name as a single bitmap without using currying:. Student = student ;. Create a curried function * @param thisArg The object to call the function on, usually this or * null for dynamic functions, static functions, or * functions outsid...

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Exploring the programming world: symbolic expression manipulation with expresso

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Exploring the programming world. Samstag, 27. Juli 2013. Symbolic expression manipulation with expresso. Symbolic expression manipulation with expresso. Symbolic expression manipulation with expresso. It is now half way through the google summer of code project and I will do a quick showoff in this post about what is supported in expresso right now and what will come in the near future. 2 Basic manipulations of expressions. 3 A semantic rule based translator on top of core.logic. Term rewriting through r...

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Char Sequence: Scripting Clojure with Leiningen 2

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Sunday, April 22, 2012. Scripting Clojure with Leiningen 2. 2012-May-14] Update: Fixed shebang for more Unix variants. What would it take to write scripts in Clojure. And run them on a terminal) the way we write them in Python, Ruby or Groovy? To pipe scripts together to accomplish bigger tasks? What would it take to throw in argument handling and transitive dependency management capabilities to such scripts? This post attempts to answer some of these questions while illustrating how to use the Leiningen.

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Flash, Flex and ActionScript: Relative paths for embedded images

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Flash, Flex and ActionScript. Tuesday, May 8, 2007. Relative paths for embedded images. I was having a lot of problems with embedding images into my classes which were in nested packages. After a lot of head breaking and googling, I found an elegant method to solve this issue. There is some discussion about this problem here. The solutions given there do not exactly solve the problem, but it definitely made me think in the right way. Anyways, here is the problem and the solution:. 1 Use an absolute path.

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Urban Life Signs: Do you know the way to the Presidio?

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Thoughts on people, cities and moving about. Do you know the way to the Presidio? Getting to work. We all have to get there from home unless we work from home. We have our routine commute or possibly two ways to get there (driving some days and bus others, or biking some days and walking others). But what do you do if your office is relocated or you start a new job in a new location? Signpost to transit in the Presidio. Note that restrooms could be transit, just not the kind I'm talking about. So far she...

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The Axis of Eval: Understanding Hygiene (part 1)

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Manuel Simoni's blog about programming (languages). Tuesday, May 4, 2010. Understanding Hygiene (part 1). Because macroexpansion is performed before compilation, the compiler receives only core language expressions with known semantics (LAMBDA, DEFINE, SET, IF, .). What's important though is that the expressions received by the compiler contain a mixture of user- and macro-written code. For example, given the following hygienic OR macro:. Define-syntax or (form1 form2). Let ( tmp ,form1). Let ( tmp foo.