atum47

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by atum47 1y ago
horse+man 78% male horse 72% horseman
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by atum47 1y ago
the water from my house come's from a well, I thought that was the most "natural" water could get
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by atum47 1y ago
I had two carnivorous plants so far, but they all died after 3 months or so. I need to learn how to better care for them, cause I think they are so cool.
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by atum47 1y ago
Several YouTubers I follow have been approached by the feds for some "illegal" project they were doing (NileRed, Backyard scientists...). I was pretty sure that this guy would get a warning at most
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The code player – beautiful code typed in real time(thecodeplayer.com)
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by atum47 1y ago
That is somewhat new, I don't remember ever seeing that before. Thanks
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I was having a hard time the other day trying to remember this website. I found it many years ago when I was not a professional programmer and I thought it was so cool. Well, I found it again and I still think it is pretty cool.
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by atum47 1y ago
The Code Player - https://thecodeplayer.com/ Just remembered.
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The Code Player(thecodeplayer.com)
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Nope, it was a really cool website. It kinda stored every key stroke while you were typing the code then play it back, on the other side of the screen you would see the changes in real time. I've asked ChatGPT but it doesn't remem
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by atum47 1y ago
Haven't seen that one, I'll try it. Thanks
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Don't remember the last time I saw a post from a friend in Instagram. It is just random shit and ads
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by atum47 1y ago
There was this beautiful website that did something similar: it would type in the code and showing the result on the side. It was mostly creative JS code.
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I find it easy to quit when you are on a relationship, hard when you're single.
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In my parallel programming class we used several techniques to increase the speed of matrix multiplication, and compared them. I vaguely remember using OpenMP and cuda. I need to look into my backups to see if I still have those codes. Spec
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by atum47 1y ago
In tiny evrything looks like JS and you actually have to read it to know what is what You don't, actually. If in HTML you write <select><option/><select/> in tiny you write select(option()) A
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by atum47 1y ago
Since the user decides what happens when the state gets updated its up to them to address that. For me, I usually avoid re-renders when possible, I rather update the property associated with the state. Have you faced any scenarios where tha
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by atum47 1y ago
On my first official job after college I was working on making a web version of a Delphi software. The team was already on their third rewrite of the front end cause they had to change frameworks. I made the cass that we should write our ow
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by atum47 1y ago
Slightly related, I once created an app that calculate the volume of a random shape using Monte Carlo https://github.com/victorqribeiro/monteCarlo
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I got that reference
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Kinda of depend on your bank though. I know several banks that screw up leaving the pix system offline.
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I can trace back the moment I saw YouTube as a tool for learning when I first saw your 8-bit computer series. I was honestly amazed with the quality of the videos and how clear you can explain things. Top content. I'm a subscriber and
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by atum47 2y ago
I'm just gonna come out and say it this ideia came from either Claude or ChatGPT. I thought the GBA was the easiest console to write an emulator for, but after talking to either one of those LLM I learned about Chip 8. All I wanted was
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by atum47 2y ago
Yeah, I posted it once 6 days ago but it didn't made the front page so I posted it again 3 days afterwards. That's it https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=atum47
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thanks
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I've used this guide [1] to help me understand the instructions. 1 - https://tobiasvl.github.io/blog/write-a-chip-8-emulator
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Hi everyone, this was my first attempt at writing an emulator. I went with the Chip 8 cause it seemed to be the easiest one. I then used tiny.js to manage some aspects of the display; I was trying to emulate that glow from an old monitor
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Show HN: Chip-8 emulator written in JavaScript(github.com)
35 points by atum47 2y ago|10 comments
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Hi everyone, this is my first time trying to write an emulator. I followed a online guide [1] to help me out. Had to fiddle with the number of cycles for each frame and I don't think it is quite right yet, but, overall it was a fun pro
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Show HN: Chip-8 emulator written in JavaScript(github.com)
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