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by feiss 9y ago
The return of screensavers?
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by feiss 9y ago
yeah in Spain it was pretty much the same (almost 20 years ago), touching others just a bit (haskel, prolog, etc.)
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by feiss 9y ago
Stop complaining it doesn't look like a replacement for Vim/Emacs: > As the name indicates, micro aims to be somewhat of a successor to the nano editor by being easy to install and use in a pinch https://micro-edit
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by feiss 9y ago
I love it, very nice. Clean, modern, concise. Are there plans for translating it in other languages? I'd love to have time to translate it to spanish, but almost no free time..
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by feiss 9y ago
It's https://www.desmos.com/calculator , really neat online tool
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by feiss 9y ago
Jeezzz!!
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by feiss 9y ago
Looks fantastic. I've been complaining for years that there wasn't any program like this, and even started many times working on it. Thumbs up!
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by feiss 9y ago
yeah, I clicked to the colored bar to see the distribution of languages in the repo, expecting to see C/C++ or even Pyhthon, and was shocked to see that 96.5% is javascript. Well, that explains such an extensive list of features, I gue
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by feiss 9y ago
I kinda agree, but I'm not sure the problem are animations or effects, but where is the focus and the priority of the design, and the management and reduction of information and visual noise. Reminds me this old post of mine from 5 yea
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by feiss 9y ago
very nice, congrats! :) I only miss to enter words by pressing Enter instead of clicking on the arrow button
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by feiss 9y ago
Very interesting. Here is the plucid implementation, with an user manual: https://code.google.com/archive/p/plucid/downloads
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by feiss 10y ago
"Vive" means "lives" (verb) in spanish, so I guess that's why it shows more popular in spanish speaking countries.
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by feiss 10y ago
Yeah, I think this is the only true fact.
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by feiss 10y ago
> Leap Motion (after the Orion update) was quick, accurate (...) but not stable. 10% of the time one hand goes away, gets out of range.. It's really good, but not enough for mass -or even eventual- consumption, imho.
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by feiss 10y ago
igalia.com works in a similar fashion. No boss, some democratic global meetings per year. Their motto: 'same salary, same responsibility'.
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by feiss 10y ago
Yeah, I thought it was a new kind of hipster..
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by feiss 10y ago
yup, a good palette management is essential for a good pixel art app. Something like what grafx2[1] has, at least. [1] http://pulkomandy.tk/projects/GrafX2
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by feiss 10y ago
Aframe.io + bunch of cardboards Easy as HTML, with option of adding more complexity via javascript. Very rewarding from the start, children get into VR from the very beginning.
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by feiss 10y ago
yup. Amazing application..
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by feiss 10y ago
thanks! Sorry but I don't have time for something like that.. I guess general illustration and painting rules apply to matte painting as well. Realistic illumination, good perspective and nice composition.. Start from sketch and big st
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by feiss 10y ago
I don't know what happened really, but normally to get financial partners and raise the large amount of money needed for doing an animated movie you prepare a kind of trailer or short clips to show and convince them, usually way before
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by feiss 10y ago
Don't have an art degree but self taught since I was a child. I ended working for animation movies: http://feiss.be The funny part is that I have a computer engineering degree though..
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by feiss 10y ago
How to balance family life and work
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by feiss 10y ago
Working for the amazing guys at MozillaVR, preparing our next webVR demo using A-Frame ( http://aframe.io ), to be released very soon! Our previous one was A-Painter, a kind of tilt brush in a browser ( https://blog.mozv
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by feiss 10y ago
This. It's true that when you have a child you get used to plan and 'prepare' code in your head and then write it down in small slots of free time. But the result of doing this is that you are working all day really, your min
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by feiss 10y ago
this is brilliant, and very useful. Well done!
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by feiss 10y ago
I think he's the owner of the site
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by feiss 10y ago
nice, I love it. If I used todo lists, I'd use this.
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by feiss 10y ago
Yeah, I loved BeOS in the old times, and I'd really love Haiku would get more mainstream and productive for daily use. Its combination of speed, lightness, simplicity and cohesion is something to envy from other OSs. I love it. I wonde
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by feiss 10y ago
"A short history of nearly everything" by Bill Bryson. The best science book I've ever read, recommended for anyone.

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