Stirling’s approximation formula
Posted on September 22, 2007
I don’t know what Stirling was drinking but this 
is just beautiful!
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Summer project
Posted on September 18, 2007
This summer I actually was not planning to work… I was actually planning to have a nice long summer break, but the work found me. :-) I accepted the offer because this was an not another website or an office application, but smething different.
The project was for a company called Uniboard and I had to create a program that used some very interesting technologies to solve business problems. For example project required image recognition for consistent sub-millimeter positioning.
This project was a good oppotunity for me to try to learn some new technologies and put some of the University knowledge to use. The PC site of the project was mine, I had an oppoty to design and implement the software the way I wanted. I think I did a good job. Although I found that the Microsoft default way of creating UI is not the most optimal one — I had a lot of controls on the form, my code-behind file was very long. It is also easy to create an UI application in a test-driven way without using completely different set of techniques.
So last week I was working on site for three days. It was a final integration iteration. As expected we found some final small integration changes. Change the signs of correction vectors, find the correct combination of lenses and cameras, decide which version 4 of the document was latest ;-).
Recording of one of integration cycles. Trace mode.
I really liked the project, for me it’s amazing how all the different technolgies, libraries, components, harware worked together. Things move, camaras record, application performs linear transformations. Amazing!
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