July Meeting
Robert Bronsdon
OK so organisation has been pretty poor from me over the last few
meetings. This month how about we try and actually get a few talks on ;)
A while ago it was discussed that the 16th will work for people this
month, so the 16th it is.
I think I'll look at actually giving the Encryption talk I was on about a
while ago.
Rob
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Edd Barrett
> A while ago it was discussed that the 16th will work for people this
> month, so the 16th it is.
>
> I think I'll look at actually giving the Encryption talk I was on
> about a while ago.
I *may* give a talk on a compiler I have written for my research.
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Edd Barrett
> oh how riveting ;)
Wheres your talk then Mex?
(top-posting scum) :)
Martin Ellis
doubt i can make it down to do a talk.
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didi
On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 12:26 PM, Martin Ellis <elli...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Top posting! its the future!
I see you need a refresh on Computing history. And an even bigger need
to read massive mailing lists.
> doubt i can make it down to do a talk.
:( If Edd can give me a lift and someone can offer me a place to sleep
I am happy to give a talk about how to write a cloud app with Amazon
and/or Google
Cheers Didi
>> (top-posting scum) :)
I will quote you on this edd :)
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nardove
year I started learning C++, you see I like programming, but only the
artistic art - generative programming kind of, so I wonder if there is
more people in this group interested in the same so I can join in, I
have not found anyone in Bournemouth with the same interested and is
proving difficult to learn this kind of stuff alone.
Here is what I have been doing lately, http://vimeo.com/user3710863/videos
and more on my blog at http://nardove.com/blog/
Thanks
rS
Robert Bronsdon
> Hi, my name is Ricardo Sanchez, I just found this group, as of this
> year I started learning C++, you see I like programming, but only the
> artistic art - generative programming kind of, so I wonder if there is
> more people in this group interested in the same so I can join in, I
> have not found anyone in Bournemouth with the same interested and is
> proving difficult to learn this kind of stuff alone.
>
> Here is what I have been doing lately,
> http://vimeo.com/user3710863/videos
> and more on my blog at http://nardove.com/blog/
>
> Thanks
> rS
Hello Ricardo,
Personally I can't manage to do anything artistic, a few of our other
members are more artistic than me. I'm sure most people would be
interested in seeing some of the work and possibly helping out where we
can.
Head along on the 16th and introduce yourself, just email if you need more
help getting there.
Diccon tesson
>
> Hi, my name is Ricardo Sanchez, I just found this group, as of this
> year I started learning C++, you see I like programming, but only the
> artistic art - generative programming kind of, so I wonder if there is
> more people in this group interested in the same so I can join in, I
> have not found anyone in Bournemouth with the same interested and is
> proving difficult to learn this kind of stuff alone.
>
> Here is what I have been doing lately, http://vimeo.com/user3710863/videos
> and more on my blog at http://nardove.com/blog/
>
> Thanks
> rS
>
Ricardo, very impressive stuff, I particularly like the Kingo goldfish
animation.
I know Mex (The above top posting scum [jk] :D) is familiar with
visualisations based on his mass multi threading research which have a
similar "oooo, ahhh" firework effect. Though that's more a
visualisation of the Achademic work they work on than visual effects
for the sake of visual effects. (Mex have you got some of those super
sexy vids you showed at #BarcampBournemouth?)
Historically Bournemouth Uni used to have some experts in Flocking and
AI which might have been relivant. But I think those people have moved
on, not sure.
Regardless your more than welcome to come join us at BUNX for our meet
ups or just surf this group as we post. Were a real mixed bag of
individuals, Students, Doctoral students, graduates and working
professionals. Interests and expertise range from Assembler, to GUI
design to Cloud computing and virtual machines to mention a few.
-Diccon
Martin Ellis
Here are some of the vids I showed [0].
They are not as purdy as the space invaders one, but the occoids one
for exmaple prob has 500+ processes in it.
Mex
[0] http://www.youtube.com/user/atscosmos
nardove
@Martin awesome stuff, I particularly like the lymphocyte rolling,
specially when the camera is following a particle, I am by no means an
expert coder, but I like it a lot, so I will try to organise for the
16th meeting and give it a try, I would love to share and do some
experimental stuff with others.
Cheers
rS
Dan Wentworth
> Hello all,
>
> OK so organisation has been pretty poor from me over the last few
> meetings. This month how about we try and actually get a few talks on ;)
>
> A while ago it was discussed that the 16th will work for people this
> month, so the 16th it is.
>
> I think I'll look at actually giving the Encryption talk I was on about
> a while ago.
I'll give a quick demo of my DAB Radio -> Icecast bridge if I ever get
beyond writing the Icecast module.
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