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by fogleman 12y ago
I've been working on something similar. https://github.com/fogleman/pg Here are a couple of things I've created using it so far, beyond what's in the pg examples folder: http://www.michaelfogl
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by fogleman 12y ago
Mechanics seem... a little off.
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by fogleman 12y ago
No clue what I'm looking at. ios, appletv, ipod?
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by fogleman 12y ago
Excited to see a chapter on L-systems. I just discovered these recently and was amazed at the beautiful results from simple grammars. For anyone else interested, there's a free PDF book all about the subject. It's "The Algori
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by fogleman 12y ago
Check this out: http://www.sqlite.org/appfileformat.html
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by fogleman 12y ago
Original author here. Saw a lot of traffic to my GitHub repo and wondered where it was coming from. The Python clone I wrote is pretty cool and minimal, but I'm much more proud of a clone I later wrote in C: https://github.c
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by fogleman 12y ago
All RGB photos: https://github.com/fogleman/AllRGB
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Polygon Tiling API(github.com)
3 points by fogleman 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Synchronizing Fireflies (D3.js)(michaelfogleman.com)
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Show HN: Quadtree Art(michaelfogleman.com)
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Quadtree Art(github.com)
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by fogleman 12y ago
Perlin noise is another good algorithm for terrain generation. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perlin_noise
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by fogleman 12y ago
"Oh geez, no." was my thinking for most of those questions.
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by fogleman 12y ago
Should at least try to handle code... http://www.mkdown.com/9382108 Also, mkdown.com fails (without www. subdomain)
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by fogleman 13y ago
Nice. I'm kind of surprised how readable his english is (i.e. it hasn't changed too much)
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AllRGB based on input images(github.com)
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by fogleman 13y ago
I was wondering about repairs the whole time I read that article. It's fun to think about sending up a rescue vehicle, but I would think attempting repairs would be easier and that wasn't really talked about in the article.
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by fogleman 13y ago
Looks like you might be right... ,0 The program will be loaded to the start of BASIC memory (2049/$0801) ,1 The program will be loaded absolute, i.e. to its stored location defined by the first two bytes in the binary file. Needed for
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by fogleman 13y ago
I was once contacted out of the blue by a local student who wanted some programming lessons. I met him at a coffee shop and worked with him for about an hour for free. We only did it once, but I was glad to help out.
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by fogleman 13y ago
The GIF shown on this page makes it look like the input space could simply be pipe height and bird height. https://github.com/zachhuff386/flapbot
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by fogleman 13y ago
I'd like to see a two-dimensional chart that plots Click vs Do Nothing for the two input parameters. (Vertical distance from lower pipe and Horizontal distance from next pair of pipes)
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by fogleman 13y ago
You should use more context than one previous word. You should use N previous words and you'll get more realistic results. I wrote a word game using markov chains to generate fake (but real looking) words. http://www.michael
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Wug: a word game(michaelfogleman.com)
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by fogleman 13y ago
Good analogy, but I think it might have something to do with sitting at a computer all day and not getting enough exercise and having a shitty diet. Myself included, sometimes.
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by fogleman 13y ago
I thought MOV alone was turing complete.
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by fogleman 13y ago
What differentiates your book from the reference? https://developers.google.com/transit/gtfs/reference
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by fogleman 13y ago
lolwut? For starters, a parent doesn't give a crap about those billions of people but would give their life for their own child.
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by fogleman 13y ago
The problem with this article is that it was clearly written ~2013. It talks about all the current buzz words. Elon Musk. Google. 3D Printing. Tesla. Bitcoin. In 30 years these will be distant memories or absolutely commonplace / commo
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by fogleman 13y ago
Thank you, this makes more sense.
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by fogleman 13y ago
By pimping the projects in threads like this one, by the looks of it.

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