Besides my work at Leica Geosystems, I’m still following the topic of automated generation and reduction of buggy OpenCL kernels. But unfortunately there hasn’t been much time to actively contribute the ongoing research. Some other hobby projects required some more attention after having been neglected for a while. For once there is SplitShow, a presentation tool for which I’ve taken ownership during my studies. It allows to distribute LaTeX beamer presentations (and lately PDFs in general) onto multiple display. For instance, it allows to show notes on the presenters laptop while projecting the presentation to the audience. Oh, and have you ever heard of Dobble and wondered how to construct arbitrary sets which follow the game’s rules? Or do you remember the Game of Life and think that such a classic game should be available on a real classic platform? And of course there’s always the one or the other thing that let’s you expand your horizon beyond computer science. I won’t spoil all the details right know but I’m hoping I will be able to add some more interesting stuff to the projects page in the future.
Recent activities
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First woodturning experience
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Star Frame Visualizer
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Blue Phoenix
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Bielefeld conspiracy
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Balcony flower box
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Wing Wing Z-84
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How to build a storage rack in 60 seconds
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From Dombas to Pax
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Video projector ceiling mount
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