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by defaultcompany 4y ago
What happens when you die?
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by defaultcompany 4y ago
Now that’s what I call a demo
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by defaultcompany 4y ago
This ID thing makes no sense. Did the team doing the deletion take these cloud site IDs and plug then into a script expecting app IDs? And it still found and deleted sites? Or is the script like a delete anything script? Give it an ID and i
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by defaultcompany 5y ago
"The water in those tubes is under pressure, so when it is released the water flows quickly and is directed through turbines, also on the sea bed, generating electricity when needed." Given that water is essentially incompressible
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by defaultcompany 5y ago
I was going to say this! Best two summers of my life I spent counselling little kids at summer camp. It is good for you and it's good for the kids too.
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by defaultcompany 5y ago
What does alpha channel mean in this context? Usually it means transparency but how would you take a picture of that?
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by defaultcompany 5y ago
You might look at SQLToy which is a DB and blog I wrote to teach how SQL processing works internally: https://github.com/weinberg/SQLToy
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by defaultcompany 5y ago
I love this. I actually think making a tiny redis is way more ambitious than a SQL database. It looks like you have a good start! Two articles that really opened my eyes are: A Beginner’s Guide to the True Order of SQL Operations: https:&#
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Show HN: SQLToy – a tiny relational database for learning SQL via code(github.com)
41 points by defaultcompany 5y ago|4 comments
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by defaultcompany 5y ago
I am a Javascript developer and I've used SQL for years but it's always been a bit of a black box. I recently learned about the SQL order of operations and the relational model and it kind of blew my mind. In the process of digest
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by defaultcompany 5y ago
And thank you for your OSS! I used styled components for years. Looking forward to trying boilerplate.
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Show HN: SQLToy - a SQL database in 500 lines of code(github.com)
2 points by defaultcompany 5y ago|1 comments
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by defaultcompany 5y ago
Hi HN! My pet project for the last couple of months has been SQLToy. SQLToy is an in-memory SQL database written in Javascript. It is under 500 lines of code and has zero dependencies. It supports the following SQL operations: SELECT - FROM
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by defaultcompany 5y ago
Just today my wife asked me if we could get rid of "The Magic Garden, Explained", since I never use it. I told her it's just one of those books I like knowing is there even if I never crack it open again. Highly impractical i
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Ask HN: Tool to convert JavaScript code comments into Markdown?
2 points by defaultcompany 5y ago|2 comments
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by defaultcompany 5y ago
I suspect this comment will get buried at this point but if you'd like to see what using a BBS was like you should download and play this demo of a game I'm working on in which you can assemble an old IBM PC and dial out to BBSes
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by defaultcompany 5y ago
Sprite stacking 3D engine sounds cool. But tbh I was not able to get any feel of what you are talking about from the single static image on your website. Maybe a video would be helpful?
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by defaultcompany 5y ago
I have an old Apple ][ as well and my kids like playing around on it from time to time. The best thing about it is you can’t break it. If something goes wrong they just turn it off and turn it back on. I’m also not worried they are going to
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by defaultcompany 5y ago
There are still BBSes running with dialup lines. See https://www.telnetbbsguide.com/connection/dial-up/
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by defaultcompany 5y ago
Thank you! I used Twixtor which is an AfterEffects plugin that does use optical flow. I do it all in a pre-processing workflow which takes the 189 source panoramic images and generates 756 interpolated images which are about 90gb in size. I
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Show HN: Bubble Cam – Walking simulator from panoramic photography(forums.tigsource.com)
5 points by defaultcompany 5y ago|3 comments
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by defaultcompany 5y ago
I developed this graphical technique for use in a video game. I've been calling it Bubble Cam. Basically it’s like what would happen if Google Street View took a picture every quarter of an inch instead of every fifteen feet. See playa
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by defaultcompany 5y ago
Instead of asking me for my 2FA code If the bank told me what the code was and I confirmed it on my device then would I be able to trust them? Is there any reason 2FA can’t be used in “reverse” like that?
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by defaultcompany 5y ago
Video of the flight of the model is more interesting: https://youtu.be/XHFcLfSfJWQ
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by defaultcompany 5y ago
This reminded me of an article a read a long time ago. Maybe it will help? https://www.theguardian.com/society/2018/feb/10/my-world-wou...
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by defaultcompany 5y ago
There is nothing that stops you from making the same NFT on multiple blockchains. Even within the same blockchain there is nothing that stops you from creating a new NFT with the same NFT payload. NFTs are only unique in the same blockchain
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by defaultcompany 5y ago
It seems easy enough for an ISP to boost traffic bandwidth to the speed test servers which honestly I’ve always assumed they already do for things like fast.com or speedtest.net.
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by defaultcompany 6y ago
Also BIND is the Berkeley internet name daemon aka DNS server.
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by defaultcompany 6y ago
Very interesting. Speaking of adventure game puzzle analysis: http://thewebsiteisdown.com/twidblog/day-of-the-tentacle-dep... . I feel like there might be some tie in where instead of making a formal proof built into t
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by defaultcompany 6y ago
Semi-relevant side note: Within some constraints its possible to remove an element in a singly linked list without walking the list. The purpose of walking the list is not to find the element (which you already have) but to find it's p

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