axelerator

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by axelerator 1y ago
Definitely some good reminders in there! > But the converse: that successful outcomes are also the result of gambles; is not widely appreciated. This statement however I would challenge: There is the whole ‘build fast and break shit’ cu
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by axelerator 2y ago
There are bunch of good UX principles baked into HTML and CSS. Plus to become good at HTML and CSS you will be exposed to a lot of UX talk as well. So one could argue it's really hard to get really good at HTML and CSS and not care abo
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by axelerator 2y ago
A web interface for infrared remote controls https://www.instructables.com/Web-IR-Remote-With-Esp8266-Nod...
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by axelerator 3y ago
> Well... no. Engineers are more efficient in their own styles. Realistically, I've wasted hours setting up my editor at each new job / each project to get on board with the style I disagree for two reasons: 1. Optimizing for w
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by axelerator 4y ago
Very inspiring! I just started out to play around with the wave function collapse algorithm [1]. I'm in the middle of porting it to a cube based 3d grid. And now I'm wondering what a triangle based volume presentation would look l
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by axelerator 5y ago
I think 3D modelling lends itself exceptionally well to the functional programming style. Rusts syntax is heavily influenced to solve a breadth of system level problems that don't exist in the "application" space this is solv
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by axelerator 5y ago
I always say my appreciation for functional programming comes from having spent enough time in imperative hell. That being said I think learning programming in an "expressions only" environment can enable the student to deal with
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by axelerator 5y ago
But keyboards are not. Even if I’d be able to convince the maintainers of my favorite programming language to also accept some Unicode glyph as synonym to ‘==‘ how do I type it? Ligatures might not be ‘the right’ solution, but they are a hi
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by axelerator 5y ago
I recommend trying to get started with webGL Elm [0]. It's a language that compiles to JS to run in the browser. It's a functional language and saves you from having to deal with most of the historical baggage of JS. [0] https:&#
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by axelerator 6y ago
I'm kind of sad they write such an article without mentioning the demoscene. http://demoscene-the-art-of-coding.net/the-demoscene/
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by axelerator 6y ago
The irony: "I write this not because I expect to break any new ground—all the techniques I use here are long-documented in the literature, and Haskell veterans will probably find little new in this post" Yet I can't get rid o
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by axelerator 6y ago
I think the first step here is to put your expectations into perspective. Functional programming also is a range of complexity. If you're not used to functional programming and try to read articles targeted at the high-end you'll
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by axelerator 8y ago
https://www.mixcloud.com/prototype202/
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RoR Gem serious_business: Good application practices in a handsome DSL(github.com)
1 points by axelerator 9y ago|1 comments
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by axelerator 9y ago
I cannot believe no one had pointed out the matching Robocop scene yet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mqDjcGgE5I scnr
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by axelerator 11y ago
I'm wondering if there is a corresponding traffic spike on the hn servers ;-)
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by axelerator 12y ago
Deamon by Daniel Suarez
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Simple faceted search for your AR models without a search engine(github.com)
2 points by axelerator 12y ago|0 comments