Aasemoon

Toronto - ON - Canada

@ XOR ...

I'm a student of Electrical Engineering, Robotics option, and most of my work and research is done in this field. I have degrees in programming and web-development that are my other major fields of interest, as well as what I do as a job these days. I also work as translator, and if I have any time left I sometimes work as teaching assistant or tutor.
Few more random facts would be....
I speak 6.5 human languages, and a ridiculous number of machine ones [and I can even sing in C++ as aMUSiC would say! =)]. I enjoy fencing, specially in the rare occasions when I don't end up bruising something while practicing. =) I breathe music, eat books and drink demos. I'm a mix of Persian & Welsh, and I currently live in between Canada and Switzerland. Winner of a few engineering /robotics design competitions and some other shiny things, as well as a few graphic design competitions in the far past, I'm neither quite a "left brained" nor a complete "right brained". I love chocolate and hate coffee. I create things with pens on papers, it's not drawing, it's... something!

There ye go. More complete profile. Happy now?

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Demoscene
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Programming Everything!
Electronic Everything!
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History & Mythology
Music Everything!
Mathematics
Fencing
Esperanto
Pliant Programming
Amiga
Emulators
Digital Signal Processing [DSP]
Mike Oldfield
Stargate

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Aasemoon's Websites

http://www.Aasemoon.com

http://www.AaseNox.Us

http://Blog.Aasemoon.com

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Robotics, Archeology, Esperanto, Languages, Mythology, History, DSP, Electronics, AI, Mechatronics, Coding, Fencing, Dancing, Programming, Music, Life, Ancient Cultures, Learning, Technology, Particle Physics, Sci-Fi, Photography, Drawing, Gadgets, Space, Books, Image Recognition, Object Recognition, Speech Recognition, Machine Vision, People, Pliant, Mathematics, Demoscene

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Replacing obsolete video game circuits with Xilinx CPLDs | Video Imaging DesignLine

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In this article, the author replaces a defective part in a 1980s game system to show his employer that they can replace a range of parts that vendors are no longer producing.
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ADI unveils new generation of SHARC processors for pro audio | Audio DesignLine

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Norwood, Mass.—Analog Devices Inc. is getting ready to sample the SHARC ADSP-21469, making it the first family member to debut in the fourth generation of SHARC digital signal processors. The ADSP-21469 operates at the family's highest performance ever—up to 450 MHz/2700 MFLOPS—with the ...
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C# Conditional Methods :: BlackWasp Software Development

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Applications developed using C# and the .NET framework can include conditional methods. These methods are called only when specified compiler symbols have been defined. This makes them ideal for code used for tracing and debugging purposes.
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F# : absolute power corrupts absolutely, but F# removes side-effect corruption so uh.. there goes my analogy « team domain.dot.net

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F# : absolute power corrupts absolutely, but F# removes side-effect corruption so uh.. there goes my analogy Filed under: F#, Functional Programming — Tags: .NET 3.5, C# 3.0, F#, Functional Programming, Lambada — Damon Wilder Carr @ 12:36 am kick it on DotNetKicks.com Starting from scratch ...
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The Concurrency Runtime: Fine Grained Parallelism for C | Charles | Channel 9

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We've spent a fair amount of time on Channel 9 discussing concurrency and parallelism with various people. In particular, the folks who are writing the Parallel Computing Platform. Everything we've talked about up to this point has been targeted at .NET developers. After watching all the videos ...
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