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  • Klahowya Field Registration

    Camera solved across 5 anchors (goalL, mid, goalR shown below):

  • What am I looking at?

    I’ve been tinkering for a couple of years with applying computer vision to broadcast footage of soccer games. Aside from sourcing the video (for a later post), one of the first challenges I faced is establishing where the camera is looking. Purpose-built, dual-lens, “field cameras” such as Veo and Trace capture a nearly 180-degree panoramic…

  • There Is An Ostrich Problem

    However, the present review suggests that there is an ostrich problem such that, in many instances, people have a tendency to “bury their head in the sand” and intentionally avoid or reject information that would help them to monitor their goal progress. https://doi.org/10.1111/spc3.12071

  • Lions, Tigers, VEVENTS, oh my!

    I’ve been tinkering with iCalendar, CalDAV and the like for a while. Here are some random notes on the topic: Writing a CalDAV server that implements the full spec and is compliant with a broad range of (sometimes noncompliant) clients seems challenging, to say the least. Most end-users interact with one of these proprietary calendar…

  • Experimenting with ChatGPT

    Me: What happened to Everett at the end of the Brothers K, by David James Duncan ChatGPT: In the novel “The Brothers K” by David James Duncan, Everett is one of the main characters. Everett is the youngest of the Chance brothers, and he is a talented and ambitious young man who dreams of becoming…

  • How Soon?

    There are only two increments of time in software development: “real soon now” (actively working on it now), and “it’s on the roadmap” (maybe one day will actively work on it). Still real soon now! Moxie, https://twitter.com/moxie/status/1567492610713079814

  • Beware Shortcuts

    There aren’t shortcuts for making sense of the world, and anyone who is selling themselves that way or buying into that narrative about them should read to us as a giant red flag. Charlie Warzel, “Musk, SBF, and the Myth of Smug, Castle-Building Nerds“

  • Ditching Deadwood

  • Crude maintenance mode

  • On Ambiguity

    “There’s a desire to use process as a way to manage ambiguity you can’t control,” said Mark Matienzo, a software engineer for an academic institution. Agile and the Long Crisis of Software