Lake Eucumbene - who would go trout fishing during a heatwave?
Made a trip to Buckenderra Holiday Village on Lake Eucumbene for a very hot Australia Day weekend.
Made a trip to Buckenderra Holiday Village on Lake Eucumbene for a very hot Australia Day weekend.
Went for a fish in Sydney Harbour with Beard this afternoon.
As has been the custom for many years, I went for a camping/fishing trip with high-school friend Warren on the Hawkesbury River (here is a list of previous trips).
Went to Tasmania for a few days. Last time I was here was 2015.
Drove with Beard for 16 hours for 10 hours fishing at Lake Inverell.
Went to visit Prickle Farmer in Crookwell and take some photographs.
Went with Beard for a day trip to Lake Wallace in the Blue Mountains. It was a rainy day but fortunately not too windy.
Went for a drive to Lightning Ridge in the central north of NSW. It is an opal mining town and the major source of the rare black opal.
Early walk on a very foggy morning.
Went for a drive to Dubbo as a cure for cabin fever.
The Manly Warringah Radio Society activated Barrington Tops in the John Moyle Memorial Field Day this year.
Photos from North Brother Lookout.
Photos from Balls Head.
Warren’s brother, Derek and his son Eden were visiting from Broome and we took them out on the Hawkesbury. We only had a few hours and the tides were not quite right.
This was the first trip for Warren and I for the season. We were on the way to Milson Island when the engine started hesitating and then stopped.
It was cold and wet today but good to get out with Beard and son in Sydney Harbour. First time I can remember the temperature high and low being 21 C in the middle of summer.
Returned to the Hawkesbury River with Warren and my daughter Nicole. Last time I was there camping with Nicole was in 2009. The fishing was tough and the trip reasonably uneventful. Here are my sna...
Couldn’t believe this was the first time this year Warren and I fished Mooney Mooney. It was forecast to be 13-31 Celcius, 10 degrees above the average and the first warm day of spring. Wind was to...
Tim VK2BT, Dave VK2JDS and Owen VK2OL
Despite it being really windy, had a good day of fishing with Beard and his son Lachlan in Pittwater.
Ken came from Seattle to Sydney for a few solid days of fishing. I’m going to call this FFF’18 (even though it was in 2017 and the real FFF’18 was Ken and Guy fishing in NZ).
Ken came to visit from Seattle so Beard and I took a day off on Friday to go car-camping in Forster.
At my first International Lighthouse and Lightship Weekend with the Manly Warringah Radio Society, operating from Barrenjoey Lighthouse. Here is their writeup: http://www.mwrs.org.au/lighthouse-ope...
The Dish
Sydney Skyline from Balls Head
An awesome fishing report that Michael Zhu sent to me via Facebook Messenger.
Photos from Mungo Brush beach.
Photos from another great trip to the Hawkesbury River.
Here are some photos from the School of Electrical and Information Engineering retreat in Manly.
Took this photo of Danny Lim, Activist, outside Redfern station. A nice guy and quite a character!
Luderick (otherwise known as blackfish) are among my favourite targets as they are quite plentiful in Sydney Harbour and the fishing is very visual. The rig involves a green weed or sea lettuce on ...
A camping trip with Warren to the Hawkesbury has become an annual event but unfortunately, we couldn’t do it this year but went for a day trip. This was also our first fishing trip there in the new...
A westward looking photograph of Sydney with the Eastern Suburbs in the foreground, Sydney CBD and Harbour in the middle, and the Blue Mountains in the distance. It is a post processed using techni...
A gallery of photographs taken around Cradle Mountain, Tasmania.
Our boat was purchased around 1991 and has served us well. It is jointly owned with my close university friends, Beard and Warren. We were pleased to go out together for the first time in more than...
A photograph of the Sydney University Open Day from a weather balloon above the tower of the main quadrangle. This photo was made with Sydney University Electrical and Information Engineering stude...
Photos from a short trip to Cowan Creek on a foggy morning. More after the jump.
I had the opportunity to visit the Nelson Bay Golf Course and observe the tagging programme of semi-wild Eastern Grey Kangaroos being conducted by a colleague in Veterinary Science. Our interest in...
Some photos from The Gap, Watsons Bay, Sydney this morning at sunrise.
Our Sydney University Electrical Engineering students, Stephen Tridgell and David Portelli successfully made a high-altitude balloon launch from Blayney, NSW. Stephen’s report is after the jump.
Went for a drive this morning to Akuna Bay. Fog was coming off the river and this photograph was taken on the road between Akuna Bay and Church Point.
Went for a fish in Sydney Harbour with my neighbour Michael. Had a great time catching luderick (otherwise known as blackfish).
Lake Eucumbene is an alpine lake about 500km south west of Sydney. My fishing mate, Beard (nickname which refered to his facial hair - he doesn’t have one anymore but the name stuck), and I made a ...
The University of Sydney’s Molonglo Radio Observatory is located about 3-4 hours south of Sydney. It is being used to prototype some of the technologies in the proposed Square Kilometer Array.
Went with Warren to the Hawkesbury River for 3 days of fishing and camping.
Check out Elaine’s amazing motorcycle trip around Australia here
This photo of Sydney was taken from Kirribilli, not too far from the Harbour Bridge.
The 1 million hectare Blue Mountains is a World Heritage listed National Park in NSW Australia. Its name comes from the blueish haze that often appears above it due to evaporation of eucalyptus oil...
Went on a 4 day fishing trip to Booti Booti National Park with my mates, Warren and Chris despite unfavourable tides and weather. Life’s too short to only go fishing when conditions are good. We we...
Forster is about a four hour drive from Sydney. Went on a very brief overnight camping/fishing trip with my good friends from Sydney University, Warren and Chris.
Here are some photos taken from a fishing trip to Weipa in 2004 with Chris See.
Here are some photos from a trip to London Lakes in Tasmania that I made in December 2002.
This photo of Stanwell Park was taken back in 1999.
Black marlin on fly, Cape Bowling Green, Queensland
Introduction Barramundi
The Manly Warringah Radio Society activated Barrington Tops in the John Moyle Memorial Field Day this year.
Went to the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden to see the David McVicar production of The Magic Flute.
Photos from the 2019 Spring VHF/UHF Field Day. More information at the Manly Warringah Radio Society site.
The mako shark is one of the fastest and most ferocious fish in the sea. They can swim up to 69 km/h (42 mph) and jump 6m (20 feet) in the air. There two species, the shortfin (Isurus oxyrinchus) a...
The FPGA Fly-Fishing Symposium 2019 (FFF’19) was a post-FPGA Conference workshop, attended by Guy, Ken and I.
Passing through Tokyo this week and took the opportunity to visit a few amateur radio shops in Akihabara. <a href= "/assets/images/2018/12/DSCF5835.jpg" > <img src= "/assets/imag...
Embedded Machine Learning: Technology and Opportunities
University of Kassel Amateur Radio Club station. Here I am with a sausage, received as honorarium for giving a lecture.
Prior to the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition conference in Salt Lake City, went on an awesome fly-fishing trip, hosted by Brent in Provo, Utah. My previous trip was in 2008.
Tim VK2BT, Dave VK2JDS and Owen VK2OL
The 3rd annual FPGA Fly Fishing Workshop (FFF’17) was down on attendance, only Ken and myself participating from the 19-20th Feb, 2017. This year, it was on the Trinity River, California, fishing f...
I participated in the 2nd FPGA Fly-Fishing (FFF’16) Symposium in Seattle WA, hosted by Ken and attended by Guy, Aaron (not pictured below) and myself. The previous FFF was in New Zealand and is des...
We had a very successful Croucher PAPAA workshop at Hong Kong University.
After attending the International Conference on Field Programmable Technology, Brent, Ken and myself took a 5-day fly-fishing trip around the Omarama region of the South Island in New Zealand. We c...
The University of Sydney’s Molonglo Radio Observatory is located about 3-4 hours south of Sydney. It is being used to prototype some of the technologies in the proposed Square Kilometer Array.
The 1 million hectare Blue Mountains is a World Heritage listed National Park in NSW Australia. Its name comes from the blueish haze that often appears above it due to evaporation of eucalyptus oil...
Photo from Beijing ski trip.
My trip to Finland coincided with the Midsummer Festival, an event which I was lucky enough to share with my host Tero.
Fished the South Island of New Zealand in November 1996 with fishing buddy Beard. Here are some pictures of the trip.
It only takes about 10 min to make a stove that burns methylated spirits from a coke can.
Wanted to make a camp kitchen for a while to use on the boat.
The Manly Warringah Radio Society activated Barrington Tops in the John Moyle Memorial Field Day this year.
Over a couple of weekends, made a raised garden bed for the back garden.
Photos from the 2019 Spring VHF/UHF Field Day. More information at the Manly Warringah Radio Society site.
Carried an electric stove all the way back from Shanghai only to drop and break the plastic case.
Activation of Barrenjoey Lighthouse with the Manly Warringah Radio Society (MWRS) on the International Lighthouse and Lightship Weekend. There are more photos at the MWRS writeup.
Chris Dick was kind enough to introduce me to his friend, Dick Benson W1QG, a retired hardware development engineer. We went to visit his very impressive shack (which was not difficult to spot from...
Passing through Tokyo this week and took the opportunity to visit a few amateur radio shops in Akihabara. <a href= "/assets/images/2018/12/DSCF5835.jpg" > <img src= "/assets/imag...
University of Kassel Amateur Radio Club station. Here I am with a sausage, received as honorarium for giving a lecture.
26 May 2018
Anderson Powerpole connectors are the standard for 12V amateur radio equipment. Instructions are here: https://powerwerx.com/help/powerpole-assembly-instructions and this figure shows the correct o...
I was not able to find much information on how to program Australian repeaters into my Icom IC-2730A. I did this under a Windows 7 VirtualBox virtual machine since I thought all I needed was the Ic...
Really amazing craftsmanship on this table.
Tim VK2BT, Dave VK2JDS and Owen VK2OL
Refinishing a footstool I made about 5 years ago in Tasmanian Oak. It was my take on this elegant design published in Fine Woodworking http://www.finewoodworking.com/2002/02/01/a-sturdy-footstool.
This nice camphor laurel slab was purchased at the Sydney Timber and Working with Wood Show.
At my first International Lighthouse and Lightship Weekend with the Manly Warringah Radio Society, operating from Barrenjoey Lighthouse. Here is their writeup: http://www.mwrs.org.au/lighthouse-ope...
My electronics doesn’t normally involve a hacksaw, hammer and propane torch but I had fun building this J-pole antenna from instructions by N6JSX.
The Victorinox Soldier is the classic Swiss Army knife (SAK). Each has a date stamp and this set is from 1934, 1965, 1970 and 1997. Also note the evolution of the blade (from clip point to spear po...
Been taking flying lessons and took my first solo in a Cessna 152 in December 1996.
The mako shark is one of the fastest and most ferocious fish in the sea. They can swim up to 69 km/h (42 mph) and jump 6m (20 feet) in the air. There two species, the shortfin (Isurus oxyrinchus) a...
The FPGA Fly-Fishing Symposium 2019 (FFF’19) was a post-FPGA Conference workshop, attended by Guy, Ken and I.
Prior to the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition conference in Salt Lake City, went on an awesome fly-fishing trip, hosted by Brent in Provo, Utah. My previous trip was in 2008.
Ken came from Seattle to Sydney for a few solid days of fishing. I’m going to call this FFF’18 (even though it was in 2017 and the real FFF’18 was Ken and Guy fishing in NZ).
The 3rd annual FPGA Fly Fishing Workshop (FFF’17) was down on attendance, only Ken and myself participating from the 19-20th Feb, 2017. This year, it was on the Trinity River, California, fishing f...
I participated in the 2nd FPGA Fly-Fishing (FFF’16) Symposium in Seattle WA, hosted by Ken and attended by Guy, Aaron (not pictured below) and myself. The previous FFF was in New Zealand and is des...
After attending the International Conference on Field Programmable Technology, Brent, Ken and myself took a 5-day fly-fishing trip around the Omarama region of the South Island in New Zealand. We c...
Lake Eucumbene is an alpine lake about 500km south west of Sydney. My fishing mate, Beard (nickname which refered to his facial hair - he doesn’t have one anymore but the name stuck), and I made a ...
I was asked by Prof Evangeline Young to give a “Lunchtime Pizza talk” on the 15th May, 2009. Here is the text of the talk which is not really about fishing but concerns graduate research.
My trip to Finland coincided with the Midsummer Festival, an event which I was lucky enough to share with my host Tero.
From Sydney, going trout fishing requires commitment. It is either an 8 hour drive to the Snowy Mountains or a plane trip to New Zealand. From Hong Kong, it is even more difficult. In London, I fou...
Fished Meon Springs yesterday. It was my first fishing trip in the UK and my first experience fishing a managed, stocked fishery. Went with Tero Rissa who got the beautiful 6.5 pound hen rainbow tr...
Here are some photos taken from a fishing trip to Weipa in 2004 with Chris See.
Here are some photos from a trip to London Lakes in Tasmania that I made in December 2002.
Fished the South Island of New Zealand in November 1996 with fishing buddy Beard. Here are some pictures of the trip.
Black marlin on fly, Cape Bowling Green, Queensland
Introduction Barramundi
Went for a drive to Lightning Ridge in the central north of NSW. It is an opal mining town and the major source of the rare black opal.
Went to the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden to see the David McVicar production of The Magic Flute.
Went for a two day trip to Yosemite National Park, staying at Yosemite Cedar Lodge. It is such a magnificent place. Wish I had more time there to take photos.
Ken came to visit from Seattle so Beard and I took a day off on Friday to go car-camping in Forster.
Travelled to Shanghai to visit my collaborators at Fudan University over Easter 2017.
Here are some photos from the School of Electrical and Information Engineering retreat in Manly.
We had a very successful Croucher PAPAA workshop at Hong Kong University.
A gallery of photographs taken around Cradle Mountain, Tasmania.
After a superb trip to Harbin in winter, I returned in summer to attend the ICEMI conference, kindly hosted again by Prof Peng Yu, Prof Shaojun Wang and Mr Yeyong Pang from Harbin Institute of Te...
As has been the custom for many years, I went for a camping/fishing trip with high-school friend Warren on the Hawkesbury River (here is a list of previous trips).
Warren’s brother, Derek and his son Eden were visiting from Broome and we took them out on the Hawkesbury. We only had a few hours and the tides were not quite right.
This was the first trip for Warren and I for the season. We were on the way to Milson Island when the engine started hesitating and then stopped.
Returned to the Hawkesbury River with Warren and my daughter Nicole. Last time I was there camping with Nicole was in 2009. The fishing was tough and the trip reasonably uneventful. Here are my sna...
Couldn’t believe this was the first time this year Warren and I fished Mooney Mooney. It was forecast to be 13-31 Celcius, 10 degrees above the average and the first warm day of spring. Wind was to...
Photos from another great trip to the Hawkesbury River.
A camping trip with Warren to the Hawkesbury has become an annual event but unfortunately, we couldn’t do it this year but went for a day trip. This was also our first fishing trip there in the new...
Much like previous years, went to do some fishing in the Hawkesbury River over the Christmas break. This time, Beard joined us. Nothing too different from other trips and a good time was had by all.
Our trips to the Hawkesbury River have become an annual event.
In what has turned out to become an annual event, went on a 4 day camping trip to the Hawkesbury River with my high-school friend, Warren. We camp on a beach which is only accessible by boat.
Went with Warren to the Hawkesbury River for 3 days of fishing and camping.
This is how a new machine, albacore, was configured.
Copy a LUKS volume This is how to copy a LUKS partition from back1 to back2. We assume the original device is already opened using: cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/disk/by-uuid/dc861b6d-0113-4da8-9c74-23...
This is how a new machine, amberjack, was configured.
Using Docker, installation of the Xilinx Vivado tools can be automated and isolated.
(last update 14/7/2020)
Here is a collection of amateur radio links.
Installation of software for Ettus B210.
When doing a bundle update I got an error telling me that installing ffi failed, and the following had to be fixed: ``` phwl@x86_64-apple-darwin13 phwl.github.io % gem install ffi -v ‘1.12.2’ –sou...
Openconnect makes it easy to use the University of Sydney VPN on Ubuntu.
Here is how I configured Anaconda and Pytorch 0.4.1 on the Ubuntu 18.04 system mentioned here. This was for running DTWnet.
Some new machines arrived in the lab including a Dell XPS 8930 Desktop with Dell UltraSharp U2518D monitor.
Impressed by the Intel NUC8i7BEH. It went together easily, requiring only a Philips head. Installed Ubuntu linux and it is pretty fast and quiet.
Setup of a Dell Inspiron 13 7000 running Windows 10 Pro at USyd
Copy a LUKS volume This is how to copy a LUKS partition from back1 to back2. We assume the original device is already opened using: cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/disk/by-uuid/dc861b6d-0113-4da8-9c74-23...
(last update 14/7/2020)
Here is a collection of amateur radio links.
Installation of software for Ettus B210.
Openconnect makes it easy to use the University of Sydney VPN on Ubuntu.
Here is how I configured Anaconda and Pytorch 0.4.1 on the Ubuntu 18.04 system mentioned here. This was for running DTWnet.
Some new machines arrived in the lab including a Dell XPS 8930 Desktop with Dell UltraSharp U2518D monitor.
Setup of a Dell Inspiron 13 7000 running Windows 10 Pro at USyd
Shenzhen I always look forward to visiting Hong Kong and Shanghai. Here are some photos from the trip.
Had a short holiday prior to giving my 2018 Reconfigurable Computing course at Harbin Institute of Technology (HIT). Photos herein are mainly of food.
Went to Shanghai again to collaborate with Prof Lingli Wang at Fudan University.
Travelled to Shanghai to visit my collaborators at Fudan University over Easter 2017.
I had an excellent trip to Shanghai last year and wrote about it here. I was fortunate enough to be invited back.
Spent a fortnight over Easter in Shanghai,
Shenzhen I always look forward to visiting Hong Kong and Shanghai. Here are some photos from the trip.
On the second weekend of Mar-Sep, the Electronics Flea Market runs in the carpark of Fry’s Electronics, Sunnyvale CA. I arrived at 8am because I thought I might be the only one there at the startin...
Took a train trip to Chengdu for Sichuan food prior to the Performance-Aware Programming with Application Accelerators (PAPAA) 2018 Workshop in Hong Kong.
Introduction Wandering around Sim City in Hong Kong, a mint Fujifilm X100T jumped out and emptied my wallet. This is the first digital camera I really like as it is small, quiet and fast, making it...
Picked up this “not working” Codan radio on Gumtree.
Cleaning up some old stuff and found this from the 70’s.
Chris Dick was kind enough to introduce me to his friend, Dick Benson W1QG, a retired hardware development engineer. We went to visit his very impressive shack (which was not difficult to spot from...
Photos from the Berkeley Wireless Research Center 20th Year Anniversary.
Anderson Powerpole connectors are the standard for 12V amateur radio equipment. Instructions are here: https://powerwerx.com/help/powerpole-assembly-instructions and this figure shows the correct o...
My electronics doesn’t normally involve a hacksaw, hammer and propane torch but I had fun building this J-pole antenna from instructions by N6JSX.
Gordon Bell gave a talk at the University of Sydney today. He signed my computer engineering book.
This is how a new machine, albacore, was configured.
This is how a new machine, amberjack, was configured.
Using Docker, installation of the Xilinx Vivado tools can be automated and isolated.
A collection of interesting computing links.
I purchased a TL-WPA4220 which was was unreliable. The connection did not stay up more than a day or so.
Publications list in Markdown For many years I’ve been using a convoluted process to generate my publications list from separate bibtex files for journals, conferences, books, patents, etc. I thou...
The source code for the paper:
Had a short holiday prior to giving my 2018 Reconfigurable Computing course at Harbin Institute of Technology (HIT). Photos herein are mainly of food.
Lecture Notes (0-cel, 1-intro-cn, 1-lstm, 2-architecture, 3-exploration, 4-parallelism, 5-integration, 6-customisation, 7-precision, 8-mca, 9-kernelarch)
After a superb trip to Harbin in winter, I returned in summer to attend the ICEMI conference, kindly hosted again by Prof Peng Yu, Prof Shaojun Wang and Mr Yeyong Pang from Harbin Institute of Te...
Had a really cool time in Harbin.
Here are some photos taken from a trip to Beijing and Harbin in 2009.
The mako shark is one of the fastest and most ferocious fish in the sea. They can swim up to 69 km/h (42 mph) and jump 6m (20 feet) in the air. There two species, the shortfin (Isurus oxyrinchus) a...
The FPGA Fly-Fishing Symposium 2019 (FFF’19) was a post-FPGA Conference workshop, attended by Guy, Ken and I.
Prior to the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition conference in Salt Lake City, went on an awesome fly-fishing trip, hosted by Brent in Provo, Utah. My previous trip was in 2008.
Ken came from Seattle to Sydney for a few solid days of fishing. I’m going to call this FFF’18 (even though it was in 2017 and the real FFF’18 was Ken and Guy fishing in NZ).
The 3rd annual FPGA Fly Fishing Workshop (FFF’17) was down on attendance, only Ken and myself participating from the 19-20th Feb, 2017. This year, it was on the Trinity River, California, fishing f...
I participated in the 2nd FPGA Fly-Fishing (FFF’16) Symposium in Seattle WA, hosted by Ken and attended by Guy, Aaron (not pictured below) and myself. The previous FFF was in New Zealand and is des...
This Stanley mattock has had a loose head for a few years now. Time to fix it properly.
I was having problems charging my Canon G9x via USB.
My Honda HRU19D has gone 10 years without a service.
Today on the operating table we have a mid-2011 iMac with a dead hard disk.
Impressed by the Intel NUC8i7BEH. It went together easily, requiring only a Philips head. Installed Ubuntu linux and it is pretty fast and quiet.
My mother bought this Marantz 74CD67 CD player in 1996. Twenty years later, it was unable to read reliably.
Using Docker, installation of the Xilinx Vivado tools can be automated and isolated.
Photos from the Berkeley Wireless Research Center 20th Year Anniversary.
Hosted by Prof Hiroki Nakahara and Prof Yuko Hara-Azumi, I gave a talk entitled “Large Scale FPGA Implementations of Machine Learning Algorithms” (slides available at /talks) at the Tokyo Institute...
Lecture Notes (0-cel, 1-intro-cn, 1-lstm, 2-architecture, 3-exploration, 4-parallelism, 5-integration, 6-customisation, 7-precision, 8-mca, 9-kernelarch)
Vivado 2017.4 Version (Aug 2018)
It only takes about 10 min to make a stove that burns methylated spirits from a coke can.
Wanted to make a camp kitchen for a while to use on the boat.
In what has turned out to become an annual event, went on a 4 day camping trip to the Hawkesbury River with my high-school friend, Warren. We camp on a beach which is only accessible by boat.
The Victorinox Soldier is the classic Swiss Army knife (SAK). Each has a date stamp and this set is from 1934, 1965, 1970 and 1997. Also note the evolution of the blade (from clip point to spear po...
A little late this year (and down on numbers due to COVID) but we had an enjoyable Christmas party.
We continue to have the world’s earlier Christmas party!
This post details how to control the BeagleBone Green (BBG) via GPIO.
This post details how to get started with a BeagleBone Green (BBG) microSD card.
This post details how to use the GPIO peripheral on the ARM linux image built in Creating an emulated ARM Linux system using Buildroot and QEMU
This post details how to build an ARM linux image via buildroot, and emulate it using QEMU. This was done using an Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS host machine.
It only takes about 10 min to make a stove that burns methylated spirits from a coke can.
Wanted to make a camp kitchen for a while to use on the boat.
Carried an electric stove all the way back from Shanghai only to drop and break the plastic case.
Here are some photos taken from a trip to Beijing and Harbin in 2009.
The Dish
The University of Sydney’s Molonglo Radio Observatory is located about 3-4 hours south of Sydney. It is being used to prototype some of the technologies in the proposed Square Kilometer Array.
Made a trip to Buckenderra Holiday Village on Lake Eucumbene for a very hot Australia Day weekend.
Lake Eucumbene is an alpine lake about 500km south west of Sydney. My fishing mate, Beard (nickname which refered to his facial hair - he doesn’t have one anymore but the name stuck), and I made a ...
Vivado 2017.4 Version (Aug 2018)
My electronics doesn’t normally involve a hacksaw, hammer and propane torch but I had fun building this J-pole antenna from instructions by N6JSX.
Been taking flying lessons and took my first solo in a Cessna 152 in December 1996.
I was asked by Prof Evangeline Young to give a “Lunchtime Pizza talk” on the 15th May, 2009. Here is the text of the talk which is not really about fishing but concerns graduate research.
A great honour to hang out with the inimitable Dr Karl Kruszelnicki (and Taylor Swift) this morning. A real gentleman.
The source code for the paper:
Thought I’d post a photo of what I’m going to take on my upcoming 6 month trip the US for my “every day carry” or EDC.
It seemed like a good idea to remove all the accumulated rubbish on my MacBook Pro and install what I really needed. Here are the steps:
I have been using Wordpress for many years. It produces good looking websites and is easy to install and maintain. Unfortunately, it isn’t easy at all to backup the website, and the interface is al...
Publications list in Markdown For many years I’ve been using a convoluted process to generate my publications list from separate bibtex files for journals, conferences, books, patents, etc. I thou...
Over a couple of weekends, made a raised garden bed for the back garden.
Links to Jascha Heifetz documentaries, masterclasses and performances.
One of my favorite dishes is smoked duck.
Here are installation instructions for installing Docker and running Modelsim for my ELEC3608 Computer Architecture course.