Auto Typing in C(++)
Scripting languages offer the comfort of automatic type inference. The way we approached this in our own scripting language was by having meta-data alongside memory containing the data. *A few...
Pre-Code Review Excavation of Blitz3D
How I stumbled upon Blitz3D Growing up, one of my favorite coding languages and platforms was Blitz3D. Blitz3D is part of the Blitz language family which was used in the Amiga...
Standing Out In Your Tech Career
So you want to stand out in your Computer Science career? Here is the main tip….. Contribute and Write about it. There’s a great trend happening in the industry these days and that...
Evolving from (32 -> 64) & Bit Sorcery!
At Poez Inc. we had to upgrade our projects from 32bit to 64bit in memory address width to run on some Operating Systems and be as future proof as possible....
Technology for the Present
With ever growing automation and practicality, our presence is needed less and less. I urge innovators and entrepreneurs to design their products to require more presence. What do I mean...
The Art of Do-manship
“I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious” – Albert E. There is a big focus on “coding” or learning a “skill set” to accomodate this ever evolving...
Pragmatic Applications of Quantum Paradigms
Note: This is not trying to mimic all quantum behaviors although it can be extended to it. This post is to appreciate and analyze benefits of expanding on discrete numbers and entertain systems that...
How My Machine Can “See”
Quick entry on a process of extracting geometry from images and also get my mind off things xP. Primitive Extraction: Scan image per pixel (obviously compressed formats such as jpeg,...
The Chair Maker and Chair Store
I come from a culture where chair shops are owned by a chair craftsman, bakeries by bakers and barbershops by barbers. In fact all societies, pre-industrialization have for the most part...
Why do we Fall?
To be honest, this post is for me as a reminder for every time I hit a road block or a temporary failure, but I’m putting it out into our ethos for...