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by fogleman 10y ago
Yeah, I briefly thought about that but haven't tried anything yet...
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by fogleman 10y ago
That would be cool. It is pure Go...
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by fogleman 10y ago
The code already does that. ;) Perhaps you'd like a larger constraint: https://github.com/fogleman/primitive/blob/master/primitive/...
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by fogleman 10y ago
My inspiration is mentioned in the README. :)
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by fogleman 10y ago
Nice! More iterations per frame would reduce the jitter probably.
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by fogleman 10y ago
Heh, my coworker said the same thing.
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by fogleman 10y ago
That seems to be the norm for OS X / macOS releases lately... I definitely won't be upgrading any time soon.
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by fogleman 10y ago
A few people have asked that, so maybe. Another thought was you could tweet an image to the Twitter bot and have it tweet back the result, but then your image is out there for the world to see, so maybe that's not as good.
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by fogleman 10y ago
Hi HN, OP here. I've tinkered with this problem a few times over the years, but only now am I happy with the results. This time I wrote it in Go and implemented things a bit differently that helped performance quite a bit. I plan on im
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Show HN: Primitive Pictures(github.com)
894 points by fogleman 10y ago|170 comments
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by fogleman 10y ago
I don't think you can really walk on the surface. There's hardly any gravity.
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by fogleman 10y ago
That's not the full resolution image.
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Show HN: Path Tracing in Go(github.com)
6 points by fogleman 10y ago|0 comments
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by fogleman 10y ago
That was fun. Will there be a second lesson?
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by fogleman 10y ago
But you're not serving it, you're just selling the ingredients.
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by fogleman 10y ago
I found an image of the one I had! https://www.quasarelectronics.co.uk/media/ecom/prodxl/200-in...
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by fogleman 10y ago
I, too, have a special place in my heart for diodes. When I was a kid, I had one of those 200-in-1 electronics kits. It had a germanium diode on it. The diode was clear. I connected a 9V battery directly to it, no resistor or anything else.
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by fogleman 10y ago
This happens fairly often (projects assuming I know the tech they are built on), and I'm no dummy. I also clicked through several pages on the repo / site and there was no clue as to what BGP was, except some mention of RPC.
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Show HN: NYC Taxi Visualization(michaelfogleman.com)
6 points by fogleman 11y ago|0 comments
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by fogleman 11y ago
They basically took the idea from this Chrome extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/github-canned-resp...
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by fogleman 11y ago
I know of ILP but have never used it. Can you point me to a good tutorial?
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by fogleman 11y ago
I first implemented a recursive solution using memoization. But the linear PAVA algorithm is faster. Not sure what else I was thinking about at the time, this was 7 months ago.
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by fogleman 11y ago
Unlike UberPool or Lyft Carpool, TransLoc OnDemand rides are serviced by transit agencies, most of which use shuttles or even full-size buses. There's no choice to share or not share a ride.
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Ridesharing Algorithms in TransLoc OnDemand(techlog.transloc.com)
93 points by fogleman 11y ago|17 comments
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Ridesharing Algorithms in TransLoc OnDemand(medium.com)
7 points by fogleman 11y ago|0 comments
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by fogleman 11y ago
Incredible to me that someone would write such a lengthy comment based on a headline alone.
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by fogleman 11y ago
And we wouldn't be talking about it.
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by fogleman 11y ago
I don't think you should be title-casing the repository names.
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by fogleman 11y ago
What handicap?
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by fogleman 11y ago
I found these very helpful when writing my own path tracer: http://www.thepolygoners.com/tutorials/GIIntro/GIIntro.htm http://www.iquilezles.org/www/articles/simplepathtracing/sim...

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