Author Archives: Anteru
Bazaar 2.2 has been released
Bazaar 2.2 has been released recently. For those who don’t know it: Bazaar is a very nice distributed revision control system, similar to git and mercurial. Where Bazaar really shines is the ease-of-use, good documentation and good interop with other … Continue reading
At NVIDIA
I’ll likely won’t be able to update my blog too often in the next weeks, as I started an internship at NVIDIA research. Hopefully this break shouldn’t be too long, but I seriously need to sort out a few things … Continue reading
Light propagation volumes
A student of mine (Andreas Kirsch) just recently finished his implementation of light propagation volumes. His implementation is available under the very liberal BSD license, so be sure to grab it while it’s hot. There’s also a bunch of corrections in there, … Continue reading
Build engineering
Do you have one-click-builds for your whole project? That’s a good question (so good that you should ask it before you get employed), but if the answer is no, chances are high that your team has not dedicated enough time … Continue reading