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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Comparing Sequences Without Sorting
This is a post about a silly (and mostly pointless) optimization. To motivate this, consider the following problem which you see all the time in mesh processing: Given a collection of triangles represented as ordered tuples of indices, find all … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics, Programming
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CommonJS: Why and How
As I said last time, I want to start moving more of my stuff into npm, and so I think perhaps today would be a good time to explain why I think this is the right way to go, and … Continue reading
New Year’s Resolution: Post more stuff on npm
First thing, I’d like to help announce/promote a project which I think is pretty cool (but am not directly involved in) which is voxeljs. It is being developed by @maxogden and @substack, both of which are very active in the … Continue reading
Shapes and Coordinates
In a previous post, I talked a bit about solid modeling and discussed at a fairly high level what a solid object is. This time I’m going to talk in generalities about how one actually represent shapes in practice. My … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics, Shape Modeling
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