the so complete pouët.net oneliner
- 2011-04-02
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Elaborate! - hitchkr, Decipher: What would be a good place to start out? I could always put stream the data into the GPU with texture, VBO, or whatever, and then render an (size x 1) texture with a minimal shader, and then read that back into main memory. But is there something smarter/shorter?
- hornet: Yeah, I see, after timing it the bottle neck really is my nearest-neighboor search, so maybe I should offload that to the GPU instead.
- 2011-04-05
- yay! http://www.student.dtu.dk/~s072421/i/icp.png
- 2011-04-07
- I found a PPOT poster with a huge C64-logo on it when I was at work, if anyone is interested (you have to pay postage + poster roll), let me know at mynick-in-one-word@gmail.com
- 2011-04-11
- I'm writing an UI around a point-cloud registration algorithm which I have written in C++. Is qt the only way to go, or are there any good alternatives?
- @xernobyl: that's a pretty nifty little thing, thanks!
- hihi
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- 2011-04-12
- this typo is funny http://www.antisphere.com/Wiki/tools:anttweakbar:twhandleerrors
- 2011-04-24
- watching the stream makes me feel so civilized
- Great job network team
- 2011-04-25
- @tft: Not very much apparently!
- <3
- 2011-04-28
- Epic Win is so last century, now you have to be Bi-Winning!
- 2011-05-03
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9LqnowYVQE
- 2011-05-05
- I read this somewhere about some not-so-generic processing unit: "The processor also differs from FPGAs (field-programmable gate arrays), which are reprogrammable circuits that can help execute specific tasks such as XML processing." Who the hell writes FPGA software for processing XML?
- I would like to record an interactive computer program which I have made, + microphone recorded commentaries. What is the simplest program for that?
- Thanks gasman
- 2011-05-17
- And not only does it work, but the guy who wrote the virtual machine in the virtual machine also wrote the compiler!
- hej hund!
- 2011-05-22
- How do I make it so that when I allocate a vector<PointCloud> in C++, it is not allocated on the stack but in main memory?
- Ah, new keyword. Of course. I've been pushing 10 megabyte structs to the stack the whole time, which is not good for performance or proper memory management. Good to know better.
- So, now that I have a vector<PointCloud>* pointer to a vector of PointClouds, is there anyway to use it syntactically like I would with my old PointCloud[] array? That is, so that I can write pointclouds[n] instead of (*pointclouds)[n].
- that's cool but there will be no way to declare that reference globally, whether it is in a class or not. I have a significant recode process to go through though, so I think I'll just live with the pointer syntax.
