New Download Page for Free ShaderX Books

This seems to be new home for free ShaderX books. While I'm not sure if these many-years-old books are still useful, it's awesome that the series editor, Wolfgang Engel, and the publisher made them freely available. http://tog.acm.org/resources/shaderx/

Good Students Cost Less

Yesterday, I've just finished my marking job for this term at BCIT. Whenever I mark, I keep thinking that current tuition structure at any institution is somewhat unfair to the students who are kicking ass, thus not creating much headaches of instructors and school.

Awesome Andrew Sheret

My little cutie boiler have been acting up for a while, thus making me sleep in the cold room quite a while. This 15-year old baby had some gas-shutoff problem and then flame sensor problem, which were all fixed about a month ago or so. That's all good. My plumber all took care of it. I think I could have easily replaced the flame sensor, but not the gas valve. I'm totally a chicken when faced with gas-related problems. It just stinks…… :P

Fun of Learning

I like new things. Or should I say I get bored at shit so quickly? Maybe… Anyways I like to know more about new things and learn. Whenever I say I like to learn, some people take it as I wanna go back to school. Hell no, that's not what I meant.

The Art of the Reverse Engineering

Although I have been keen on technologies, more precisely all the naughty programming behind any software, I have never tried to reverse engineer, or crack, a program. It's not because of my ethics: just cracking other people's software have never interested me.

You Suck

I respect people's honesty. And my definition of honesty is speaking up the truth in a super straight manner even if it's brutally harsh to someone. I'm kinda known for being bluntly honest, especially at the school I'm teaching game programming students.

I Am Blind Renderer