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Monthly Archives: September 2010
The pictures are here!!!
A couple of weeks ago I received a zip file that contained pictures taken in the arctic. They were very neatly organized in dated folders. I received pictures from two cameras. One of them was intended to test a special … Continue reading
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The convert command. Nice!
I’ve actually used this command before but today I was pleasantly surprised. I had used it in the past to change from one image format to another. It’s actually very straight forward and it helps a bunch when you just … Continue reading
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Back of the envelope: Remember! There is a compiler.
Thx to my adviser I realized that there is a compiler translating the stuff that I code. This becomes extremely relative when you are trying to time certain things. Is the compiler really translating the code that I write to … Continue reading
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gmail: filter attachment names and auto responses
Searching for a way to better the current way of receiving assignments (We should probably be using something like egroupware for universities, one can dream) I stumbled upon some nifty tricks to make life that much easier. The issue came … Continue reading
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Back of the envelope.
Was reading Jon Bentley Programming Perls (second edition) [1] and I don’t feel particularly good confessing that I had not read this book before. It has lots of really nice programming tidbits that can be very helpful in the day-2-day. … Continue reading
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Image adjust, Its working!!!
Finally got a working command out of my opencv experiment. I still need to work on some additional aspects. but the overall src is already finished. I ended up with 3 major states for the command: video_demo: This state shows … Continue reading
Posted in opencv, PhD
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