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Inline: Now You're Coding with Portals(youtube.com)
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Inline: Efficient Source Code Editing and Manipulation with Code Portals(youtube.com)
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by calebh 9y ago
I've had problems with malicious ads redirecting me lately. I began to suspect that my phone was infected, but it turns out that this is now a common occurrence: https://www.wired.com/story/pop-up-mobile-ads-surge-
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by calebh 9y ago
I've often thought that this sort of thing would be great for user interface design. "Recursive drawing" in combination with a CAD style constraint system would be really cool to see. My preferred name for such a system would
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by calebh 9y ago
I've used ENet for my games which is pretty similar to this project. Unfortunately ENet does not support IPv6, and the pull requests on the ENet repository appear to be ignored. The ENet author refuses to accept any changes that break
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Writing a simple type inference solver(calebh.io)
3 points by calebh 9y ago|0 comments
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Unifying the Software Toolchain(calebh.io)
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by calebh 9y ago
I highly recommend GameMaker for teaching programming (this is actually how I started programming). The drag and drop interface is easy to understand, while also being powerful enough to use on real projects. There are even numerous example
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by calebh 9y ago
Does the layout matter as long as you're consistent? Do the deep learning libraries presume that you're using a certain layout?
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by calebh 9y ago
You should add a link in the resources section
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by calebh 9y ago
Mathematica can definitely compute the derivatives if you fix the size of the matrix. This isn't very useful if you're trying to compute the derivative of an expression with arbitrary sized matrices.
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by calebh 9y ago
Fortunately there is a website now capable of doing matrix calculus! http://www.matrixcalculus.org Mathematica doesn't seem to be able to do matrix calculus, which surprised me quite a bit.
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by calebh 9y ago
This idea has been around for ages. Check out this old video on intentional programming by Microsoft: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSnnfUj1XCQ
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by calebh 9y ago
Nobody here has mentioned language workbench tools, the best of which is probably Jetbrains MPS: https://www.jetbrains.com/mps/ These language workbench tools make it easy to switch between graphical and textual repre
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Introducing Juniper – A functional reactive programming language for the Arduino(juniper-lang.org)
6 points by calebh 10y ago|0 comments
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Propulsion: A JavaScript game development framework for the canvas element(propulsionjs.com)
2 points by calebh 16y ago|0 comments