Screencasts available.

Although I am tempting fate by writing this, after successfully posting two
consecutive screencasts, I'll announce the lectures are available at

  vimeo.com/rclayton

I hope to make the lectures for the rest of the semester available, but make no
promises.  I have raw video for most of the lectures, but unless I get a better
video editor, I'm not going to have the time to go back and post earlier
lectures.

You can download the lectures from vimeo, but you have to join before you can
download.  There are tools that can download without joining; I use cclive or
clive on linux (and yes, you have more than one for reasons that are too
idiotic to go into.  I don't know what's available on macs and pcs, but I would
expect there to be something. I don't know if the right-click, save-as browser
trick works for vimeo).  I'm trying to figure out a way to make the two most
recent lectures available for download from bluehawk; the lectures are around
100 meg each, so I can't leave too many of them on the server.

I know the sound is terrible; I have to get a better mic.  I know the video
quality is terrible; I have to fool around with the approximately one million
parameters available on the capture software.

Although the video is mp4 format, I don't expect these will be directly
playable on ipods, iphones, and the like (unless you go through the browser,
but vimeo may use flash only, so even that may not work).  If you do get the
lectures to go on apple product, I'd appreciate it if you could show me and
tell me what you did.

Finally, 520 isn't the only fish in the sea.  If you don't like my lectures,
you can search around on vimeo (and youtube) for other people's lectures.  I'm
following vimeo.com/channels/iai11 , Intro to AI from the University of
Birmingham.