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Math for Game Programmers
Had an idea running through my head for a while now and finally pulled the trigger last weekend. Something I’ve noticed teaching students to write games is that most don’t expect programming games to involve as much math as it … Continue reading
Map of the Japan earthquakes
I knew about the aftershocks from an earthquake, but I didn’t realize there were so many. The first time I went to the following site there were 555 listed. About 5 minutes later when I went back to get the … Continue reading
Just finished up a couple of WordPress plugins
Needed a break from a larger web app I’m working on and this weekend kicked out a couple of WordPress plugins that I’ve had on my idea file for a while now. The first is called rTwit and lets you … Continue reading
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Christmas card for the geeks
If I still had time, this would be going on my Christmas cards. Guess there’s always next year… via: http://www.xkcd.com/835/
Predicting the stock market with Twitter
Looks like there may be more to Twitter than just a list of what everybody’s cat is doing. Researchers at Indiana University used 10 million tweets to gauge the collective mood of the users and have been able to predict … Continue reading
JayCut – Online video editor
Haven’t had a chance to play around with it much, but JayCut.com looks pretty slick. It’s an online video editor written in Flash so you can do your editing without leaving your browser. Probably not great for the 20 gigs … Continue reading
Where Americans are moving
Cool use of technology and data mining. Forbes.com has a map that lets you click on a county and see where people are moving into and out of that county. Red is out of the county and red is in … Continue reading
CompSci Minor and employment
Came across a new blog to add to my reader last week called CompSci Woman. I’m always on the lookout for articles to give my students that show computer science as something other than the Office Space view of a … Continue reading
TinEye – Finding your images on the web
Came across a new search engine called TinEye last week. It lets you either upload or paste a link to an image and it searches its index looking for the same image. For those that make money off of their … Continue reading
WordPress release archive
Didn’t know this was around, but looking for older versions of WordPress to test plugins against I found the WordPress release archive. Looks like you can find pretty much every release they’ve put out.