Latest posts by chriscauley

Anything can be solved with general artificial intelligence and hope.

At the 17th recreational computer programming meetup, Stephen talked more on simulating gas giants, Andrew presented on his struggle with the MineCraft launcher, Patrick talked more on big data, and Chris showed off another CSS Fractal.

This month we talked about cluster computing and harmonic dissonance. Read more hear and even watch a video of the Subharmonic Traumaphone in action.

To celebrate Pi Day, TX/RX Labs will be hosting a Pie Contest. Any one can enter, so read more about it here, bake a pie, and join us on 3/14 for the festivities.

I've been making many changes to the TX/RX website over the last few days. Mostly this involves course evaluations and emailing new members. One fun change is that comments now support mark down. If you want to use mark down in comments just click "Formatting Help" above the comments. Markdown ...

Space Nerds in Space is a multiplayer cooperative space ship bridge simulator made by one of the members of TX/RX. Another member, Jack Younger made this mini documentary about the game. It's highly entertaining and shows off the game quite nicely. We usually play SNiS at TX/RX during the open ...

EDIT: I just saw a google+ post about this meetup, the next one is scheduled for February 10th at 1:30 pm. We don't have presenters yet so let me know if you have something to show off. We hope to see you there! This Sunday TX/RX labs held the first ...

The golden ratio has long fascinated mankind because blah blah blah... And the golden rectangle has aesthetic properties because of yadda yadda yadda... If you don't already know about this magical number, I'm not the person to educate you. Trust me, it's cool. About a year ago I decided to ...

The new TX/RX blog site uses WMD editor, a what-you-see-is-what-you-mean markdown editor. You can use this to add any image, but we have our own image library that we want to pull in images from (so that we can re-use photos elsewhere on the site, coming soon!), so we needed ...