I was recently pleased and surprised to be contacted by the manufacturer of the StereoPi, a shop that I’ve had contact with a few times in the past and have always found competent and ambitious. They were interested in sending…
I was recently pleased and surprised to be contacted by the manufacturer of the StereoPi, a shop that I’ve had contact with a few times in the past and have always found competent and ambitious. They were interested in sending…
I was lucky enough recently to receive a Tara stereo vision camera from e-con Systems for evaluation. The nifty camera, available currently for 249 USD from their website, is a pretty sweet package. Beyond being a small, fairly high throughput…
If you work with meteorological data, at some point or another you will encounter the infamous GRIB. Once an acronym for “GRIdded Binary”, GRIB now stands for “General Regularly-distributed Information in Binary” form. The format is used for storing just…
In its introduction, the Python 3 Text Processing with NLTK 3 Cookbook claims to skip the preamble and ignore pedagogy, letting you jump straight into text processing. Although it does skip the preamble, I would argue that this statement is…
If you’re looking for a fun, quick read that will show you some neat tricks for mashing up and manipulating data in Python, this is the right book for you. Python for Secret Agents has a wide variety of fun…
I spend a lot of my time working with, moving, modifying and renaming large amounts of files. Managing this much data is a pain if you do it manually, so I always end up automating as much of it as…
The C++ Multithreading Cookbook should really be called The C++ Windows Multithreading Cookbook. The entire book is composed of tips and code examples that are intrinsically Windows, with only one short section that contains tips on multithreading in a platform…