Sunday, July 20, 2014
Cooking up Hash Tables
Originally I was thinking I should rename this post, but I've decided to go ahead and keep the name since I find it kind of funny. That said, hash tables are super cool, and a really important data structure that I believe you should absolutely know. Even Googlers says they are one of the most important data structures around. So how exactly do you implement a simple hash table? Let's go ahead and explore this!
Friday, July 11, 2014
A Shady Browser
Before I begin, this is yet another post inspired by Michael C. Johnson, so I just want to give another shout-out to him! Most of the code from this is just re-purposed code from http://www.learningwebgl.com/ as well due to laziness, so shout out to them too!
With all of this talk about shaders, I started thinking about the best way to demonstrate shaders through my blog. I think they're pretty neat to mess with, and are very important to understand how to use due to the fact that they play such a huge role in 3D graphics today.
With all of this talk about shaders, I started thinking about the best way to demonstrate shaders through my blog. I think they're pretty neat to mess with, and are very important to understand how to use due to the fact that they play such a huge role in 3D graphics today.
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Fading with Shaders
This is a fun little post I thought I could do really quick. While I'm still getting the hang of using shaders and such, recently I thought of something that I thought was kind of clever to do with shaders. This is a quick post about what the problem was and how I solved it. Shout out to Michael C. Johnson for suggesting to blog about this!
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Photos of the Month - June 2014
With June finally over, it's time for some new photos of the month! While not as high of quality as last months, I still found these to be quite good!
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google glass,
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