Through the Interface

Farewell to Jim Quanci (from Autodesk) (mer., 17 avril 2024)
Last night there was a retirement party for my old friend and mentor, Jim Quanci, in the Autodesk Gallery in our 1 Market Street office in downtown San Francisco. Jim has just posted his reflections on his retirement to LinkedIn, so I thought it a good time to chime in with my own thoughts and feelings. I’ve known and worked with Jim for upwards of 25 years. Some of that has been captured in this collage I put together for the kudoboard his colleagues (past and present) put together for his retirement. I genuinely believe that Jim has had...
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April 1st posts through the years (Thu, 11 Apr 2024)
As I was “researching” last week’s April Fools’ Day post, I went back and collected links to all the April 1st posts I’ve put out on this blog, over the years. The first was back in 2008, and the 17th was last week. Here they are (hopefully) for your amusement: Unpublished AutoCAD 2009 APIs to improve application, OS and system performance Through the Interface moving from TypePad to Twitter Child’s Play: a new tool for generating 3D models from children’s drawings AutoCAD for DOS 2012 360 convergence Taking reality capture to the next level: 3D scentsing New pink theme...
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