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by csmeyer 4y ago
How does this compare to something like bear blog?
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by csmeyer 4y ago
My cursory exploration here would suggest this is possible https://imgur.com/a/YClX6xD Going to try and play a few rounds with these rules
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Errors are not failures(blog.charliemeyer.co)
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by csmeyer 4y ago
Scroll down to the section on Conscious Realism. This presents a mathematical basis for what "base reality" is: a graph of conscious agents, and our reality is merely a projection of that graph (we perceive elements of the project
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We Should Communicate Probabilities With Flips(blog.charliemeyer.co)
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The New Coder's Hierarchy of Needs(blog.charliemeyer.co)
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Ask HN: Difficulty of porting a web app to iPad with React Native?
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Test your trivia knowledge with line charts(trendquiz.com)
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by csmeyer 4y ago
I would say 2/3 of my luck in the past year has been a result of sharing work and writing on HN, following up with commenters and being slightly more aggressive with networking. Probably not a coincidence that it's been a very luc
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Show HN: Trendquiz – Google Trends Trivia Game(trendquiz.com)
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Show HN: A Tiny Language AST in 101 Lines of TS(github.com)
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by csmeyer 4y ago
Futurecoder looks awesome, if you are looking for something for younger kids that’s more advanced than scratch I made pickcode.io It’s frame based editing (draggable statements, free form expressions), and you can do turtle graphics and cha
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Turning Sports Stats into Riveting Cinema(nytimes.com)
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How to Have Fun Building(blog.charliemeyer.co)
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by csmeyer 4y ago
I love those ideas for assignments. Humans will get boxed out of most programming tasks, but the questions that you raise will (probably?) be the last to go
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ChatGPT, the Abacus, and Education(blog.charliemeyer.co)
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by csmeyer 4y ago
Gidget seems a bit more of a game with a goal for your program, while Pickcode is meant to allow kids to be creative and make their own projects once they’re guided through the basics
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by csmeyer 4y ago
Thanks for the note on the signup form, it’s just a google form at the moment so idk what might be going on. Remote collaboration and a game editor are on the horizon so teach your nephew a few things in the meantime and you’ll be good to g
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by csmeyer 4y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Things are a work in progress, and this one tutorial does not attempt to explain in detail all of the requisite programming terminology and concepts. Could you link your dissertation? Would love to see some of your
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Show HN: Pickcode – A new way to introduce programming to kids(app.pickcode.io)
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Coding Fast and Slow(blog.charliemeyer.co)
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by csmeyer 4y ago
I think it's great that they've identified cursor placement as one of the trickier aspects of coding on a phone. The joystick is a great idea, I found it a bit hard to use at first (kind of flies around the screen) but the little
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Replit Mobile App Released(twitter.com)
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by csmeyer 4y ago
Pickcode is meant for K-12 education as an alternative to block programming. The end goal is to have a WYSIWG editor for web apps with behavior defined using the visual programming language. MBScript looks great and I’d love to talk about y
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by csmeyer 4y ago
Shameless plug for my hybrid visual/text pl, Pickcode, which matches what you're talking about Demo programs: https://app.pickcode.io/playground
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When Life Gives You an Integer(blog.charliemeyer.co)
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by csmeyer 4y ago
I like the idea of simplifying the main method, but it's honestly not a huge barrier as a high school teacher. Most IDEs will fill in the declaration of main for you, and I think it's perfectly fine to tell students "we'
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by csmeyer 4y ago
Scroll down to the first picture
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Interesting Lorem Ipsum Text(developer.mozilla.org)
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Code Doesn't Happen to You(blog.charliemeyer.co)
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