AKluge

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by AKluge 10y ago
SEEKING WORK, Austin, Tx or remote Highly experienced in the design and development of instructional content and applications in mathematics and physics for a higher ed audience. Seeking collaboration in all phases of design and development
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by AKluge 11y ago
Another useful, related, online course, Statistical Aspects of Data Mining (Stats 202) from Stanford & GoogleTechTalks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRsMEl6PHhM&list=PLA4B3B4CB6...
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by AKluge 12y ago
> The problem with age is you become less flexible. For those who use their minds, which should be common in this field, those effects become noticeable much later in life. For most of the working lifespan the dominant effect will be an
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by AKluge 12y ago
The folks who consider WebGL as a 2D API include some of the the browser developers who implemented it. That said, I don't fully agree with them. If WebGL were simply a 2D API, this example, from a talk I gave way back in '13 wou
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by AKluge 12y ago
At 14 you are still finding yourself. Even if your current interests are technological, this may not be the case in a few years. Further, non technological issues are critical in making decisions about technology. Some different things to i
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by AKluge 12y ago
Having learned and put into practice formal proofs of correctness at CMU, I can say that it has fundamentally improved the discipline with which I write production code. The undercurrent of "Is this provably correct" is still the
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by AKluge 12y ago
Well, the first web access in 1990 was graphical. http://www.w3.org/History/1994/WWW/Journals/CACM/screensnap2... Extracted from Tim Berners-Lee's (inventer the WWW) comments http:/&#x
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by AKluge 12y ago
I may be the odd man out, but especially for the case where I modify a small part of an expression I like MathML because those small parts can be uniquely identified and altered without altering or reformatting the rest of the expression.
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by AKluge 12y ago
For quint q's
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by AKluge 12y ago
It's not so much a question of which device, but which browser. Chrome and Firefox provide WebGL well for Android, and once i0S 8 comes into the fold support will be pretty widespread. http://caniuse.com/webgl We
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by AKluge 12y ago
This is great news. I, and others, use WebGL to generate realistic interactive educational content. Not falling back to images or SVG on iOS will provide a more effective experience on one of the most popular educational platforms. It'
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by AKluge 13y ago
Interactive visualizations and instruction in mathematics and physics. We can do so much more than what is usually presented for online learning. For example a catalog of visualizations, http://www.vizitsolutions.com/portfo