Dad's Ornamental Projects
Remembering my Dad by sharing some of his ornamental projects.
Remembering my Dad by sharing some of his ornamental projects.
Can computers distinguish between a cat from wild animals?
Can computers distinguish between a cat and a person dressed up as a cat?
Adding humans to the mix really fouls things up for the OpenCV cat detector.
In which I level up my web development skills with a course on React.
Taking a structured approach to learning Python programming and computer vision.
Looking forward to a productive year of making.
The horrible year is in the bin and not a moment too soon.
Adding humans to the mix really fouls things up for the OpenCV cat detector.
Let's see how the OpenCV cat detector handles with real-life animal photos versus those pretty Round 1 glamour shots.
A New Yorker cartoon proclaimed, “On the Internet, no one knows you're a dog.” let's see if that holds true for cats.
There is no such thing as achieving balance, rather the continuous act of balancing. -paraphrased from Bob Claggett
Sandboxing in Codepen to troubleshoot CSS font-subsets.
Open source font converters can both do the heavy lifting and help maximize loading performance.
Ideas take time to develop, they don't spring out of my head fully formed.
And by *fun* I mean bang my head against my keyboard wondering why I'm not doing this in Illustrator.
If a developer is working on a solo project, does his or her check-in still need to be on a branch?
Wiring up servos and joysticks: Do I know how to party on a Saturday night or what?
In which I take a small, first step toward building a prototype of our future robot overlords.
Spare parts + Instructables = New project.
"Let's have fun configuring source control," said no one ever.
New goals for 2017 lead me on a search for a source control solution
A few of my favorite Maker-related books.
The initial iterations of an artbot I made with my daughter.
Prototype circuit for a temperature and light sensor.
Another Arduino experiment that will trigger 80s flashbacks.
Demo using a two-dimensional array to store musical notes.