This article explores Python modules and Python packages, two mechanisms that facilitate modular programming.
Packages are so confusing in Python. Here are some of the better links I've found about Packages for code reuse and distribution
A list of things that we can do when we need to scale a SQL database.
A collection of modern/faster/saner alternatives to common unix commands. - ibraheemdev/modern-unix
Program Robots Like a Boss. Lots of good robotics resources
Start your ROS launch file on boot with robot_upstart! Works on standard computer and Raspberry Pi board. Explained through a detailed example.
Learn how to make a birdhouse two ways. A modern, handmade birdhouse that doesn't require power tools, and a mid-century modern birdhouse.
Very nice set of instructions on how to interface arcade type controls to a raspi
The official project of SimSwap (ACM MM 2020). Contribute to neuralchen/SimSwap development by creating an account on GitHub.
A bird's view look to the Typing features in Python 3.x. My impression is that it's pretty confusing!
A son of Boston, Leonard Nimoy was also my father. What is this doing in a technical link blog? Well I am a big Startrek fan so bear with me this one time!
Interesting instructions for creating your own "game controller" for ROS
Lesson summary: In this lesson we will learn about the concept of point, vector, normal and matrices. These concepts are used everywhere in CG, whether in modelling, simulation, animation or rendering. They are the essential ingredients of any graphics application.
One of the best things about using Python is its infinity of open-source libraries. There is a library for basically anything. If you have read some of my previous blogs, you may have noticed that…
The bureaucrats are running the asylum
The bureaucrats are running the asylum. Very provocative article.