Creative community and hackerspace
Sudo Room faces the future with hearts wide open and an inclusive, decentralized point of view striving for social justice. You have the power to influence the world so join us!
Come help us build a bay area wide open wireless mesh network! We're using open source software and off the shelf wifi hardware to make our own internets!
Collaborative, open, free programming school teaching magic. Rewatch our Session 2 & come hang out at SudoRoom to learn the ways of the wizard!
Join us every Tuesday at 7 pm for electronics and robotics hacking! Bring some stuff to hack on or just show up and play with our robots!
If you walk down the street from SudoRoom, turn on Claremont, then turn on Redondo you’ll find a small park. And in that small park of beautiful trees there’s a math lesson in graph theory written in chalk
Ever wonder what we’re doing here late at night? “Oh this is nothing. Just a bunch of sound activated light design.” Sure it’s nothing! Looks cool Showed some cool European visitors in town for a FabLab conference at Stanford our
Stay tuned for the upcoming SudoScience show where we take you into the highly psychedelic world of MATH, SCIENCE, THEORY and Algorithms that aren’t involved in painful standardized college testing entrance exams but
Thank you all very much for the end of an awesome version 2 of CyberWizard Institute! Our show and tell day showed the creative projects people did that used our magical knowledge, and all the possibilities as we set out
Functional Reactive Streams https://github.com/elsehow/streams-for-the-damned Creative Coding Every Day: Programming Music, Video, Graphics in the browser. Plus: Intro to Markdown with @noffle All during the Linux InstallFest Fridays night! live video (and then recorded) coming soon
Writing a markdown module to specifications with @jjjohnny and then we have a lightning talk on building a node app for his wife’s business! Code: https://github.com/MODULHAUS/markdown-flavor-maker how punk rock is that? someone asked of something that they wanted, then they wrote specs,
Fuzzy Logic in Python with @notconfusing Fuzzy Logic (Wikipedia) Operator Overloading (Programming Concept) (Wikipedia) Operator Overloading in Python (Treehouse blog) http://cyber.wizard.institute
There’s a lot of work that goes into MAINTAINING…
http://browserify.org https://github.com/rook2pawn/talk-browserify/blob/master/browserify.md
Marina’s project: Foldy snake worms: https://www.shadertoy.com/view/MtfSWS it uses lots of math! And here is the pidsim project http://www.github.com/morganrallen https://github.com/morganrallen/PIDSim “education” too since there’s tons of math 🙂 we’ll be talking to more cool folks in the upcoming weeks. I’m