yedhukrishnan

I love listening to Audiobooks if I've already read the book. I find it great for rereading, because even if I loose attention in between, it is okay. I know the story, but I still get to enjoy it.

This is my attempt to introduce image processing to newbies through Python. I would really like to hear feedback and suggestions.

That's great! Thanks.. Is that your own blog?

Thanks for the advice. Right now, I am concentrating only on the course. I just wanted to keep some resources for later.

I'll keep this in mind.

That's good. Thanks!

I went through the links and your review. They are really good. Thanks!

Those are really useful. Thank you. Books are pricey though!

Thanks! This will help me to stay motivated every time when a mail comes :D

Thanks! I'll try these out. Can they be used for learning? I feel it's more like services.

Yeah! ./turingmachine SampleMultiplication 11011 You will get output 11110. If you want to multiply 3 & 2, give 111011. You will get 111111.

I don't know :) I did this 2 years back while I was in my college. Just thought about posting it in HN today. Why it is considered of interest, it is entirely up to the community.

You can simply call the program with that file name as a commandline argument.

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One day, in our computer class, our teacher asked us to type what's written in one page of our book. We did it. At the end, she did something with the mouse and it started playing music. She said that we created it by programming in BASIC. That's how I got interested in programming.

Since then, I started loving BASIC. When I realized that the essence of programming relies on problem solving, I started to concentrate more on that. I grabbed all the resources I could, like textbooks and notes. Because my passion was to become a programmer.

I guess this will help you: http://openkinect.org/wiki/Main_Page

I am interested. But would like to know more details about it, like how long and what the person wanna learn etc.