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by elisee 11y ago
Ah, can you explain how? We have a check for the contact normal ( https://github.com/superpowers-extra/discover-superpowers-ga... ) so you shouldn't be able to jump multiple times while walking towards a wall as was
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by elisee 11y ago
Good call, fixed! :) https://github.com/superpowers/superpowers-html5.com/commit/...
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by elisee 11y ago
Thank you so much! Here's a picture of Crapule singing your name (in his head): http://i.imgur.com/wRwTSgh.png
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by elisee 11y ago
Behaviors are simply added to a list of components on the actor (aka "game object") and once a tick, the whole actor tree is update()'d. There are probably optimizations to be done here, but we haven't hit the wall yet s
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by elisee 11y ago
We actually started with CoffeeScript 15 months ago, because TypeScript wasn't quite far along yet (I don't quite remember why, but we definitely considered it and said "maybe later"). We also started by writing our own
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by elisee 11y ago
Thanks! I don't believe I can edit the title after submitting though.
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by elisee 11y ago
Giving it another shot since it didn't take off when I submitted it a few days ago. Quoting my comment on the original submission ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10864402 ): Hi! I've been working on live coll
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Superpowers, a collaborative HTML5 2D and 3D game maker, is now open-source(superpowers-html5.com)
292 points by elisee 11y ago|43 comments
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by elisee 11y ago
Hi! I've been working on live collaborative game development software for about 4 years (some of you might remember me from CraftStudio). For the past year and a half, we've been working on Superpowers with my two friends Bilou an
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Superpowers, the collaborative HTML5 2D+3D game maker, is now open source(superpowers-html5.com)
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Learning Simple Algorithms from Examples [video](youtube.com)
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Khronos Finalizes glTF 1.0, interoperable 3D runtime format(khronos.org)
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by elisee 11y ago
Accidentally downvoted you, sorry.
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Payments on the Web(dbaron.org)
1 points by elisee 11y ago|0 comments
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by elisee 11y ago
Looks great. CodeMirror ( http://codemirror.net/ ) is an amazing code editor OSS project by the same author. It powers Firefox and Chrome's devtools and is used in hundreds of other sites and apps (including the one I&#x
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by elisee 11y ago
Maybe, but after 10 years, maybe he just wants to spend his time doing something else.
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Primitive Technology(youtube.com)
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by elisee 11y ago
Related, though less about brands, I really liked "This Video Will Make You Angry" by CGP Grey. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rE3j_RHkqJc - Thoughts/memes as germs trying to reproduce and spread, battling f
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by elisee 11y ago
Link is currently broken, it contains a space at the beginning and no colon. Correct link: http://hothardware.com/news/intel-and-micron-jointly-drop-di...
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TypeScript Primer – Superpowers(docs.sparklinlabs.com)
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by elisee 11y ago
Interesting. Is that common in your workflow to embed JSON as string literals in JavaScript? Never had to do that. I'd probably use ES6 backticks, so as to have multiline support and skip the need to escape both single and double quote
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by elisee 11y ago
JavaScript up to ES5 doesn't support string interpolation at all. ES6 introduces backticks `before${var}after` for that, but there's still no functional difference between single and double quotes.
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by elisee 11y ago
Regarding using single quotes for strings ( https://github.com/airbnb/javascript#6.1 ), I found it interesting that it's one of the rare sections where there's no rationale offered. I guess it's just a sty
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by elisee 11y ago
That's just speculation though. It could be happening, sure, but that sounds very risky, and doesn't pass Occam's razor as far as I'm concerned. On Twitter, time and time again, some people will retweet / fav corpor
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by elisee 11y ago
As of November 2012, Reddit was not profitable. http://www.quora.com/How-profitable-is-reddit-com . And as of mid July 2013, they were still in the red: http://www.businessinsider.com/reddit-ceo-admits-were-
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by elisee 11y ago
Looks amusingly similar to a bug found by fuzzing in rust-url (the url parser used by Mozilla's Servo) less than a month ago. https://github.com/servo/rust-url/pull/108 (Not implying the two are related
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by elisee 11y ago
Yes, in C, but I believe Udo was talking about other languages (like Go for instance) > and I also do if() even in cases where the language doesn't require it This sentence could be parsed in multiple ways though :)
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by elisee 11y ago
This tweet from May 1 might be related: https://twitter.com/conoro/status/594196246727774208
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by elisee 11y ago
"This temporary fork enables Node.js to optionally use the Chakra JavaScript engine on Windows 10, allowing Node.js to run on Windows on ARM." (the submission title has been updated after I posted this, was initially "MS rele
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Itch.io now lets game developers organize their own bundles(itchio.tumblr.com)
1 points by elisee 11y ago|0 comments

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