Yeah, on the 3rd Casey redelivered a lecture called 'How to Open a Black Box' originally given to the Gambit program at MIT in 2007.
What is this "YouTube archive" you're talking about, though. ;-P
What is this "YouTube archive" you're talking about, though. ;-P
Here you go:
- Twitch recorded stream: https://martins.ninja/temp/blackbox.mp4 (2.4GB)
- Reencoded to smaller size: https://martins.ninja/temp/blackboxLQ.mp4 (271MB).
- Twitch recorded stream: https://martins.ninja/temp/blackbox.mp4 (2.4GB)
- Reencoded to smaller size: https://martins.ninja/temp/blackboxLQ.mp4 (271MB).
Edited by Mārtiņš Možeiko
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laments that a good talk he gave wasn't recorded then doesn't upload retry to youtube...
mmozeiko
Here you go: https://martins.ninja/temp/blackbox.mp4.
Thanks for putting it up.
Can someone say what it covers roughly? Its a big download and my Internet connection isn't very fast, I want be sure its a subject I am interested in. :)
he uses 2 examples of math in graphics (matrix transforms and normal mapping) to show that black boxes are worth diving into
Mór
Its a big download and my Internet connection isn't very fast
Here's a smaller video file, I reencoded original recording with lower quality settings: https://martins.ninja/temp/blackboxLQ.mp4 (271MB).
Black box talk was uploaded to Casey's channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYomOZIfeoU
mmozeikoMór
Its a big download and my Internet connection isn't very fast
Here's a smaller video file, I reencoded original recording with lower quality settings: https://martins.ninja/temp/blackboxLQ.mp4 (271MB).
Thanks for that. :)