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My favourite animation trick: exponential smoothing (2023)(lisyarus.github.io)
675 points by atan2 3y ago|378 comments
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Documented source code for Lander on the Acorn Archimedes(lander.bbcelite.com)
2 points by atan2 3y ago|0 comments
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by atan2 3y ago
I'm not saying this will be everyone. It's a movement. And the past shows that the start will be the "elite" that has the luxury of saying no to what the majority of us considers essential. Spending too much time onlin
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by atan2 3y ago
If I had to guess, we are very close to a movement that says 'no' to the current overflow of online activity and online presence we saw in the past two decades. We see that the new cool thing tends to always clash and go against t
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Bloom Filters(samwho.dev)
4 points by atan2 3y ago|0 comments
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by atan2 3y ago
I have a Unicomp New model M and I used for a long time. The only reason I am using something else is because it kept waking the baby up and apparently I should "get a less noisy keyboard like a normal person."
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NES Programming and 6502 Assembly(pikuma.com)
1 points by atan2 3y ago|0 comments
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by atan2 3y ago
I tried using a Game Boy Advance SP with my son. It has no internet connection and he gets to play some fun stuff. It worked really well! But when it comes to reducing my tech footprint, the only issue I found with going down this path we
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by atan2 3y ago
There are books that should be used as references, and books that should be used to teach beginners. They are usually different books.
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by atan2 3y ago
I follow them on twitter and it looks like the next course will about programming the original Playstation!!!
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by atan2 3y ago
Of course. Still, I thought it was worth clarifying that they are different so we don't automatically discourage people from trying out good content.
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by atan2 3y ago
I have your book. It's a great read but I would not say it's "the same thing." :) People pay for a specific teaching style and that's absolutely fine.
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Around The World, Part 1: Continents(frozenfractal.com)
74 points by atan2 3y ago|6 comments
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Computer Graphics: Colors, Photons and the Human Eye(yuriygeorgiev.com)
2 points by atan2 3y ago|0 comments
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NES Programming with 6502 Assembly(pikuma.com)
1 points by atan2 3y ago|0 comments
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by atan2 3y ago
Sometimes people just want to learn how to play chess, and that's ok.
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by atan2 3y ago
I just found some other great articles on this website as well.
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Understanding the 4th Dimension(alanzucconi.com)
3 points by atan2 3y ago|0 comments
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by atan2 3y ago
That's great. Retro stuff is mostly why I check HN daily anyway. I'm glad you took the time to create this.
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Raptor – Call of the Shadows (DOS source code)(github.com)
2 points by atan2 3y ago|0 comments
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Retro Jungle Production Techniques with Pete Cannon(youtube.com)
2 points by atan2 3y ago|1 comments
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by atan2 3y ago
What a great article!
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by atan2 3y ago
The first time I read about Menuet OS was on Dr.Dobbs a long time ago.
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by atan2 3y ago
If one has a soul, how can one not surrender to the curiosity for how things worked back then?
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by atan2 3y ago
I personally really like this video, but it's interesting how when I showed it to a group of CS undergrad students, they all loved the animations but performed poorly on a post-video quiz about the topic. I knew the content already, bu
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NixOS just dropped Anduril as a NixCon sponsor(twitter.com)
2 points by atan2 3y ago|4 comments
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by atan2 3y ago
I agree. Great content.
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by atan2 3y ago
I also saw stereograms being used in scientfic papers as a tool for 3D visualization. Sometimes a molecule 3D shape is crucial for the understanding its properties and how it bonds with other molecules. How do you actually show a molecule&#
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To the brain, reading computer code is not the same as reading language (2020)(news.mit.edu)
2 points by atan2 3y ago|0 comments
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Bézier Curves(blog.richardekwonye.com)
1 points by atan2 3y ago|0 comments

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