Notes for June 21-28

The weather is… infuriatingly tropical, but tolerable (we’re used to the heat this time of year, but the dampness is relatively new), and shifting all my morning meetings to my standing desk has markedly improved (but not fully healed) my back, so it was a relatively OK week. Other than it being the last fiscal month at work, that is–my thresholds for patience have become somewhat elastic over the years, but it’s still a busy part of the year. That, and the ongoing industry madness pushed me into another reassessment of how I have been spending my time, and I decided to go back to more hands-on work. The Photogrammetry DetourSince I have a bunch of CAD work to do, I tried my hand at photogrammetry over the week to see if I could speed up creating SBC board cases: Photogrammetry capture of the Radxa Q8B The main conclusion so far is that although the photogrammetry process itself worked (and I could probably write a fairly detailed post about the C++ libraries I used and how I…