The Arduino board and this code produce the following fab results. Code
Fab Results (I should be a hand model!):
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mmmmm blinky – Digital Input and Output
“I don’t even need to buy a mask”
Jagr has had some good chances this season and I’m really happy he put one up on the board last night. I felt the hustle and think he proved why he is the Captain. If things went the other way, this would have been a devastating loss considering the 2 shots off the crossbar. Rozsival [...]
Red Light District
Don’t forget to check out my new hockey blog located RIGHT NEXT DOOR! Hit Me
P-Comp Round 2
Since I don’t feel I completely absorbed enough the first time around. I’ve decided to revisit the labs from earlier this semester. Fittingly, the first one I’ve done is ELECTRONICS! My light works. Does yours? Lets see what we have here. A switch, a resistor, and pleasant looking LED, and a voltage regulator. That last [...]
Hello world! Fine first title-let’s keep it.
A good place to start is probably last night’s Ranger game vs Toronto. I only caught the 2nd and 3rd while getting ready for my first, and only, Halloween party of the season (decent), but was still able to gather some thoughts. Although the score reflects otherwise, I don’t think this was a particularly horrendous [...]
Looking Ahead Pays Off
In elementary school, I could never control myself from reading the last few pages of a book in hopes of a quick route to the main idea. I wish that was the case last week. I thought I was really awesome because I figured out how to pull the top headline into my application. Check [...]
Clay Shirky
I’m a little behind on documenting my thoughts on past speakers, but here’s a step in the right direction. Following a presentation, I often find myself struggling to encapsulate the experience into one positive sentence. Since the pool has been flooded with greatness thus far, I am never at a loss for praise, even if [...]
Clifford Ross Presentation
Clifford Ross is a good speaker and is obviously very intelligent. That being said, in an overall sense, his work didn’t appeal to me. Though I can completely appreciate the painstaking detail of his output and the technological innovations he has made, I did not connect with his purpose.
Up until the end of his presentation, [...]
Look Out! It’s an Array.
Use your mouse to control the diver. Click to play.
Code:
Shark[] sharks = new Shark[15];
PImage d;
PImage s;
float xpos;
float ypos;
void setup(){
size(600, 480);
d= loadImage(”diver.gif”);
s= loadImage(”shark4.png”);
smooth();
frameRate(100);
for(int i=0; i < 15; i++){
ypos = random(0,500);
xpos = random(650,900);
sharks[i] = new Shark(xpos,ypos);
}
}
void draw(){
[...]
W. Daniel Hills’ “The Pattern on the Stone”
Ch 9 — Beyond Engineering
Although I admire this broad thinking, I felt analogies were being made up of components that are not parallel. For this reason, “survival of the fittest” is not a label that can be adequately placed on a computer program that proves most efficient among a given group. Even though early on [...]