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by feiss 4y ago
My oldest daughter will turn 8 this year. These days I'm planning which would be best computer/software/OS for her (if any), but nothing in the market fits my requirements as a father. There is so much noise, distraction and
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by feiss 4y ago
Hah! I have the same experience. When my children manage to sleep I'm too tired to do anything, so I program and think in computer problems as I fall asleep. I have to get up very early to work, so I don't have the chance to put t
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by feiss 4y ago
create so others can consume your creations? ;D
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by feiss 4y ago
For Spanish listeners, La Vieja Guardia is pretty nice, with interesting guests and very casual chatting
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by feiss 4y ago
Nice. One side project I'm thinking of is to build a simplified msdos environment for the Raspberry, with basic shell commands like cd, dir, md, etc and a set of basic programs inside the same environment to do productivity/office
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by feiss 4y ago
Also: Your money isn't your identity.
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by feiss 4y ago
yes, this is only cpu based
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by feiss 4y ago
I love the concept, it’s very appealing. However, I can’t stop thinking that this is mostly aimed to a post apocalyptic scenario, and if that is the case, computers would be the least thing to worry about :(
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by feiss 5y ago
> The night terrors tho. i feel you -_-
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by feiss 5y ago
This is beyond Asperger, I'm in awe 0_0
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by feiss 5y ago
A webgl game is hard to monetize, specially if you compare it with other options.
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by feiss 5y ago
Playing with constraints is always fun, and Pico8 makes it even funnier! Here are my experiments and games from a couple of years ago: https://diegofg.com/projects/pico8/
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by feiss 5y ago
Everytime I passed this appliances store which had this small computer exhibited, I had to stop and stare thought the window for minutes to watch the flying toasters thingie. I was mesmerized. My 486 was nice, but that was sooo cool.. so hi
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by feiss 6y ago
This is great, amazing idea! However, I don't understand why you chose don quixote. That's not modern, normal, everyday prose, it was written 400 years ago.. any spanish kid would have trouble understanding it. Any other modern (
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by feiss 6y ago
Moving from a small flat to a house with garden in the suburbs. Lockdown with children in a flat is not good.
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by feiss 6y ago
Yay! I love it too...
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by feiss 6y ago
Wat?? Could you explain me how it works? Is it a screen? Regular paper? Something in the middle? Really curious...
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by feiss 6y ago
Better version from the director’s vimeo: https://vimeo.com/44001799
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by feiss 6y ago
Best example of this algorithm is Frou Frou’s “the dumbing down of love” music video, from back in 2002! Crap quality: https://youtu.be/N4IhGlNTJEg I’ve always puzzled of how they morphed the shapes...
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by feiss 6y ago
Hi! I just wanted to say that the sub-asset loading feature is really neat! Beautiful way to handle that use case. One question: if you load two sub-assets from the same gltf, is the gltf cached or loaded twice?
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by feiss 6y ago
This is great! Good idea, very useful. I love figma, it's one of those cases that showcase the actual potential of the web, and that performs equally or better than native alternatives. And the API is really easy to pick up. Figma boom
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by feiss 6y ago
Yup, I tried this too, and it works (for me at least)!
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by feiss 6y ago
I have two children ️
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by feiss 6y ago
Wow I love the #embed directive..
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by feiss 6y ago
Agree, the website is brilliant...
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by feiss 6y ago
In 2020, with our mature and cross browser compatible JavaScript, it surprises me that many people are still discovering vanilla JavaScript. Is something wrong here?
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by feiss 6y ago
I guess there are levels. Computer engineering is a proper science, much much more deep and broad than mocking up a web page. And people study the science for years, the same as civil or aerospace engineers do, and get a label for that, cal
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by feiss 6y ago
While there are some truths in the article, many that I share, I think the author usually reaches to wrong conclusions from some true premises. Text only websites, while revolutionary and nerdy, are not the solution. We need well designed w
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by feiss 6y ago
Computer engineering is a science that shares common habilites and tasks with those your grandfather had. Maybe a website is more similar to build a garage than a bridge. And maybe building an operative system is like building a skyscraper.
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by feiss 6y ago
Interesting, although a bit boring for me, sorry :( Coincidentally, I recently made a quick experiment in Pico-8 about different ways to paint on a canvas using single pixels http://feiss.be/exp/pixelpainters/

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