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by fatih-erikli-cg 3mo ago
In my 20 something experience of software development, it is totally ok if you don't work on anything so I don't work on something. If there is a possibility that your work will be something useful plus you will benefit from that,
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by fatih-erikli-cg 5mo ago
I don't know.
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by fatih-erikli-cg 5mo ago
Why is this tweet on homepage...
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by fatih-erikli-cg 5mo ago
Nothing. Your personal computer comes with written code. They are written by people who they live in malls. So they deny that they were using your computer and they claim that the written code is math. You pay their fastfood money when you
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by fatih-erikli-cg 5mo ago
I am creating 3d modeling tool. I am not willing to publish it. The well known 3d modeling tools come with animation frames, extension support, code writing part etc. I don't want to be one of them. I think it is less than nothing if s
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by fatih-erikli-cg 6mo ago
PostGIS is an extension of PostgreSQL. It claims that it has some geography features. I think it is not really related with a database. It brings only a function (HAVERSINE) that gets distance of two points on earth. It is couple of lines o
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by fatih-erikli-cg 6mo ago
It isnt sarcasm. I don't really find a case that a database that has it's own query language like SQL is needed. It won't be different than storing a JSON file and filter the content with a for loop, the dev (e.g. me) will be
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by fatih-erikli-cg 6mo ago
I agree. Databases are useless. You don't even need to load it into the memory. Reading it from the disk when there is a need to read something must be ok. I don't believe the case that there are billions of records so the databas
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Bezier drawing tool w infinite zoom(fatih-erikli-potato.github.io)
2 points by fatih-erikli-cg 6mo ago|0 comments
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by fatih-erikli-cg 7mo ago
I don't think these functions are programmed as it looks like they are in their Math form. Atan2 is something like a line-to rotating, if the given point is close to any pixel of line-to, returns how many times the line to is rotated.
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by fatih-erikli-cg 7mo ago
Well the rap and audio plugins are created by some people. It's ok, but I am not ok with it. Having a musician career on Spotify is a lie. It is only vibe draggingdrop or code. I prefer my coworkers doing html-programming work kind of
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by fatih-erikli-cg 7mo ago
This is personal. I wouldnt like to work with someone who is creating sound effects or rap songs etc. Every sound is some piece of pain. Doing html-web stuff is more useful. Internet is a good thing. Noone knows how the internet works still
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by fatih-erikli-cg 7mo ago
They want people who not get scared of getting their hands dirty. There is something like perfectionism trap. It is very difficult to manage that.
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by fatih-erikli-cg 7mo ago
I think recruiters would like to see what candidates will do when get some free time. It is not really a lifestyle. It is a short amount of time. Maybe couple of weekends, before they get some other work or get laid off. E.g., Nobody wants
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by fatih-erikli-cg 7mo ago
This is not about being correct. Posted article looks like a clickbait. I am digging what really is about. I would like to dig more Imho. I am looking for work here.
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by fatih-erikli-cg 7mo ago
It's ok if you don't reply If you don't have something to add to my saying. I think it is generated in like for x in range(0, 90): for y in range(0, 90): if x x + y y < 90*90: # it is in circle So for the each x, the one
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by fatih-erikli-cg 7mo ago
It isnt good idea to store such values in code. I think it is something that computed when a programming environment is booting up. E.g. when you run "python", or install "python". I try to understand how Math.sin works.
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by fatih-erikli-cg 7mo ago
There is a loop of is it close enough or not something like that. It is a brute force. Atan2 purely looks like that to me.
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by fatih-erikli-cg 7mo ago
In what way do you think a sin function is computed? It is something that computed and cached in my opinion. I think it is stored like sintable[deg]. The degree is index.
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by fatih-erikli-cg 7mo ago
So the asin is brute force. I think it is `atan` function. Written article explains nothing. Sqrt is also like that. It looks like there is a reasonable explanation when it is written math form but there is no.
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by fatih-erikli-cg 7mo ago
It may be, especially when it comes to unnecessary cache. But I think `atan` is almost a brute force. Lookup is nothing comparing to that. Sin/cos must be borders of sqrt(x²+y²). It is also cached indeed.
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by fatih-erikli-cg 7mo ago
I think it is `atan` function. Sin is almost a lookup query.
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Slicing Bezier Surfaces(fatih-erikli-potato.github.io)
39 points by fatih-erikli-cg 7mo ago|12 comments
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by fatih-erikli-cg 9mo ago
https://fatih-erikli-potato.github.io/ I am writing notes on computer graphics.
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Rendering a Bezier Surface(fatih-erikli-potato.github.io)
2 points by fatih-erikli-cg 11mo ago|0 comments
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by fatih-erikli-cg 1y ago
I don't understand these acronyms.
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by fatih-erikli-cg 1y ago
My experience, real work is what a junior dev does, without an exception. Senior developer creates over-engineered version of what junior dev made. Senior devs gibber about database systems, sql, nosql, clustering, etc. The real work storin
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Syntax highlighting of Python code in Python(fatih-erikli-potato.github.io)
3 points by fatih-erikli-cg 1y ago|0 comments
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Interpolating a Bezier Curve(fatih-erikli-potato.github.io)
2 points by fatih-erikli-cg 1y ago|0 comments
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by fatih-erikli-cg 2y ago
I think they scan the code by two characters because one is not enough for <= and => so what is why assignment is := or =:. Probably + is ++ too.

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