http://hacklab.space/workshops/Recent content in Workshops on HacklabHugoen-ushttp://hacklab.space/workshops/rotations/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000http://hacklab.space/workshops/rotations/This workshop is scheduled to occur in Fall 2025 teaser for “rotations are deceptively hard. let’s find out!” Rotating an object seems simple, but in practice, it’s suprisingly tricky. Between Euler angles, matrices, quaternions, and beyond, each representation brings its own pitfalls and confusions. And because rotations appear in nearly every STEM field — graphics, physics, robotics, controls, computer vision, you’ll likely encounter them no matter what you work on. This talk unpacks why rotations are hard and how to work with them more easily.http://hacklab.space/workshops/systems-programming/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000http://hacklab.space/workshops/systems-programming/description Systems programming is the programming you’ve probably never heard of. It powers everything from the smallest microprocessors to the most powerful super-computers. But with great power comes great responsibility. The risks could never be higher yet the chance of messing up is all too easy. Note: If you attended this talk last semester, we are following a completely different format so you will have plenty to do. Station 1: If you’re unfamiliar with systems programming, Watch “Systems Programming where Everything is Trying to Kill You”.