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A bass guitar made from a Commodore 64(youtube.com)
5 points by fekberg 13y ago|0 comments
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by fekberg 13y ago
That works for some people, not being prepared that is. For others it doesn't. Whatever works for you and makes your audience happy is great :)
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by fekberg 13y ago
An invitation to my wedding, he'd get to meet me and I'd get to meet him. It's a win - win!
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by fekberg 13y ago
Yeah I think so, seen that mentioned somewhere.
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Hello Nancy(blog.filipekberg.se)
3 points by fekberg 13y ago|3 comments
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Show HN: My Course on Game Programming with Python and PyGame(pluralsight.com)
2 points by fekberg 13y ago|0 comments
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A Material Point Method For Snow Simulation(disneyanimation.com)
310 points by fekberg 13y ago|60 comments
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by fekberg 13y ago
I agree with you on that, in this case it wasn't fast enough though. I think "optimize" should be a part of the "refactoring" phase.
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by fekberg 13y ago
I recall when I studied algorithms and data structures, but just swapping to using references/pointers instead of copying memory, I could speed up my algorithms ridiculously. Correct me if I am wrong. "Small" things like thes
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by fekberg 13y ago
Shouldn't we optimize all our programs?
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Making sound using C# BEEP BEEP(blog.filipekberg.se)
1 points by fekberg 13y ago|0 comments
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by fekberg 13y ago
I used LaTeX when writing my programming book (C# Smorgasbord) and I am really glad I didn't use HTML for it. There was just so much out there to make the whole process good and I could really focus on the content with minimal markup.
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Grab C# Smorgasbord Chapter 1 From my Self-published Book(blog.filipekberg.se)
2 points by fekberg 13y ago|0 comments
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Beeping 'My heart will go on' from Titanic(gist.github.com)
3 points by fekberg 13y ago|0 comments
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Apples tribute to Nelson Mandela(apple.com)
2 points by fekberg 13y ago|0 comments
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Surface 2: Grand-Slam(youtube.com)
3 points by fekberg 13y ago|1 comments
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Chromebook: Everything you need?(youtube.com)
2 points by fekberg 13y ago|0 comments
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NASA might build its very first Warp Drive(io9.com)
6 points by fekberg 13y ago|1 comments
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by fekberg 13y ago
Nice work! Is this inspired by Compilify? How are you securing execution? Source? I did a blog post a long time ago on hosted execution with Roslyn and that is how we do it with Compilify (which is open source).
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by fekberg 13y ago
Good question. How much larger/smaller would it become? I just figured doing 3D requires more code and that would end up making it larger.
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by fekberg 13y ago
Without watching the video and just looking over the images, it took a while to notice the difference between getting this and just getting a Raspberry Pi with a keyboard. So the package includes more stuff that makes it interesting for kid
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by fekberg 13y ago
I'm getting 15 FPS in Chrome on my Surface Pro. It uses OpenGL ES it seems, doesn't work in IE 11. Edit: It would be interesting to know if this would perform better using WebGL and running it in IE 11, anyone has any thoughts on
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by fekberg 13y ago
Out of curiosity, How much larger would this likely become if you converted this to something 3D using WebGL?
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by fekberg 13y ago
Thank you for that!
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by fekberg 13y ago
I think this is awesome, however, I think it would be even more awesome to get a walk through of the code and the thought process behind minifying it in a blog post, the past days with all the jsfiddles are nice so don't get me wrong o
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by fekberg 13y ago
Neat! I'm finishing up a course for Pluralsight on "Game programming with Python and PyGame" that will be released soon and the goal of the course is to create a basic 2D game and I choose to do Breakout as it's fun crea
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by fekberg 13y ago
I ran Gentoo as my main/desktop OS for a year or so. Have multiple machines that run ArchLinux and Ubuntu. I don't think Windows is fundamentally broken. "This isn't a native feature for Windows" That line makes no
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by fekberg 13y ago
It's "the way that they do it" in most places at least where I have been, that is giving the waiter the card and wait for them to come back. In Sweden restaurants have started to come out with portable devices and you even ha
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by fekberg 13y ago
This is very neat and a super cool idea. However, there's no chip? I try to avoid non-chip cards as much as I can for security reasons. One more thing that crossed my mind is, what happens if you give this to the waiter, the waiter goe
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by fekberg 13y ago
> Even now Windows don't have basic feature like.. Hyper-V? Powershell? Search has been in Windows since forever.

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