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Robotic Pandas
On abstractions for building next generation user interfaces that utilize programmable GPUs to provide naturalistic and cinematic experiences.
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Robotic Pandas
What is a programmable abstraction?
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over 3 years ago
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Sean McDirmid
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In a recent blog post I described the principles behind Bling’s design. The primary principle is preferring programmable over fixed abstractions. But I feel that my definition of a programmable abstraction is so far unsatisfactory and undeveloped. To...
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Announcing Bling 3!
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over 3 years ago
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Sean McDirmid
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I’d like to announce a newly rewritten release of Bling with many improvements and exciting new features. Bling is a novel experiment in how WPF/UI programming can be enhanced via a lightweight domain-specific language hosted completely within C#. Bling...
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A web browser suitable for Harry Potter in WPF!
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over 3 years ago
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Sean McDirmid
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Daily Prophet eat your heart out! Here is a prototype web browser we threw together in Bling : We (myself, my intern lighting-export Li SiYu, and a former intern Wang Chao who worked on the browser part) started with code from Chris Cavanagh's...
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Fun(ctional) graphics in C#!
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over 3 years ago
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Sean McDirmid
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Graphics programming often involves customizing and combining well known techniques as mathematic formulas and algorithms related to geometry, lighting, physics, and so on. For performance and architecture reasons, realizing these formulas in a real programming...
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