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Welcome to my work in progress!

Everything I talk about here is a strong personal interest of mine. This page isn't designed to be all things to all people. Its primary purpose is to convey some of the knowledge I've accumulated over the years. 

As you will probably gather after reading some of these pages, I'm an absolute technology freak. If I'm not sitting in front of a computer, I begin feeling the withdrawal symptoms (I think I read somewhere that people can actually become addicted to their PC's -- maybe I'm suffering from that?)

I also suffer from a short-circuited attention span. I'm always seeking something new. One minute, I'm perusing the source code for the Mozilla browser, the next minute I'm logged into some site that's trying to teach me how to speak Chinese. Whether this is a Bad Thing or a Good Thing, I do not know.

I hope you have fun reading these pages. Maybe you'll even learn something. 

C++ Extensions I'd like to see
I wrote this a while back. Mostly it's a lot of complaining about pointers and other common pitfalls af C/C++. But there are a few cool ideas (IMHO), such as
  • the two-dimensional if-statement
  • Overloading '<' and '>' as unary postfix, to allow true variable argument lists
  • The multi-valued counterpart to the trinary ?: operator, the ?#: operator
Command Line Args made Easy
How and why your should embrace the CLI programming model

Neural Networks

Computer Vision

Image Processing

Speech Recognition

Classics: The Turing Machine

C++ Gotchas: Some Personal 
Anecdotes

DSP Programming: Analog Devices ADSP2181

Writing Bug-Free Code: Possible or Impossible?

Using the Internet to Solve Programming Problems
 
 
 

 


 
 
Links of Note
 -- sciencedaily -- wired -- google -- slashdot -- robotwisdom -- deja -- theforce -- britannica -- 

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