A general solution to fitting flat material to 3d surfaces is available here:
This software uses dynamic programing to minimize the bending energy needed to fit a ring of 3d points.
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A general solution to fitting flat material to 3d surfaces is available here:
This software uses dynamic programing to minimize the bending energy needed to fit a ring of 3d points.
Could we sign up to be reminded to check new with a intermediate page that might be displayed occasionally?
Maybe set the frequency we'd like the reminder?
It would be lovely to have a smart phone app that does this in real time. Does it already exist?
I used to hate long fights, but now with a bit of Alprazolam I can take the "short cut". The 14 hour flight Chicago to Seoul seems to take only 6 hours instead of the normal 14 Hours.
Now I don't care about Ecomomy seats, etc. I'm asleep most of the time.
I'm working building a UI library in swift that uses OpenGL for all rendering, etc. A page about this project is here:
http://photovivaapp.com/SwiftUI/
This runs on iOS for now, but it would be nice to get it running on android. I'm wondering how to call C code from Swift and how to call Swift from C for this project to work.
Super nice work. Thanks for posting.
Sadly Go chose to use Garbage Collection instead of Reference Counting. I love using Python or Swift for applications that allocate (and free) real hardware resources, like OpenGL texture maps, frame buffer objects and in memory images.
I have an app in the iOS photography category ranked about 100 in sales on iPhone and iPad. My monthly sales are $6000.00 US (after apple's cut) selling for 2.99. Not bad, I'm happy and all, but it's disappointing to think that there are only 100 developers in the photography category making more than 6000.00/mo (assuming that they have only one app)
The user interface that iTunes provides on the phone, tablet and desktop is super clunky and slow for exploring apps. Click, wait, click, wait. etc. Why no tabbed browsing so users can load and look at 50 app descriptions in the background?
Very nice - thanks for posting this!