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  • curiositymatters.wordpress.com/shem-skip

    About: Shem & me « Curiosity Matters

    Curiosity Matters knowing what we see rather than seeing what we know Home beginning and ending poetic stuff About: Shem & me Miscellaneous links About: Shem & me From'72 to 2002 I spent a good deal of my professional energies on bringing new digital technologies into workplaces of various kinds from the U.S. Department of Transportation and Fortune 100 companies to mom and pop businesses. The learners I always had in mind during that time, as I

  • alternatewords.com/blog

    Alternate:Words

    Alternate:Words a different point of view Skip to content MomentsMusingsPoetryProse The things most natural Fol­low the path, orig­i­nally uploaded by Thorsten Becker. After my last post I sat down and spent some time pon­der­ing why it is rather dif­fi­cult for me to pro­mote my own work. I?ve been on uneasy terms with ?the Inter­net? ever since I first became aware of it back in ?95 as men­tioned in a prior post. No doubt the web has cre­ated a lot of great

  • lazycynic.com/codex

    Codex

    Codex Just another WordPress weblog Processing July 12th, 2011 I spent the last few weeks playing around in Processing. I?m trying to learn it because it?s the basis for the IDE for the Arduino. Thus far, I?ve implemented the Dijkstra algorithm for shortest path finding over a grid. Go here, hit any key to create a new, random grid, then click on any cell to find the shortest path to the origin. It?s awesome. Well, to me at least. Posted in Uncategorized | No

  • donaldlafferty.com/about

    About Don Lafferty

    After my discharge from the US Air Force where I spent four years flight testing guidance systems for the B-1 bomber program, I entered the sales and marketing end of the electronics industry on the first working day of

  • 3loops.com/blog

    3 Loops

    Search Search for: Go Home About Contact EVI Theatre Sound // home Latest Post EVI Embouchure Sensor Mod Posted: July 28, 2011 I?ve spent many a night thinking about a series of little improvements/hacks that would improve the playability of my beloved instrument. Many of these are software-based ideas to do (hopefully) clever things with the MIDI data stream. I?ll do a separate post on where those are heading soon. The standard EVI Mouthpiece But some of these modification