I had written -

I have read great books on analytic geometry, and great books on synthetic geometry - but no great books giving each approach equal weighting. Its up to me to synergize.

Thinking about this more carefully - I synergize these perspectives on geometry precisely by learning the skill of programming, providing myself the ability to make analytical geometry actionable in the synthetic realm. Which, in the end, is a fancy way of stating that I taught myself some of the fundamentals of computer graphics programming - just with a bit more "pretense" than is normally brought to the subject. There's gold here, I have no doubt. I reference the authority of Felix Klein. Art