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by madethemcry 4y ago
The images looks neat but the stories are a little bit too simple/shallow aren't they? Another thing. Don't you have a bad feeling uploading images of your kids, conveniently tagged with their age, to a random web service tha
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MediaMarkt hit by Hive ransomware, initial $240M ransom(bleepingcomputer.com)
4 points by madethemcry 5y ago|0 comments
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by madethemcry 5y ago
I think that's a pretty good point about maturity. If it's just working people use it without talking much. Similar to Ruby on Rails (RoR) for example, although Angular still changes a lot more than Rails these days. Another point
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Going Beyond the Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) with the TypeScript Type Checker(satellytes.com)
1 points by madethemcry 5y ago|0 comments
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by madethemcry 5y ago
This reminds me of the flocking boids algorithm by Craig Reynolds [0] which is based on three principles: + separation: steer to avoid crowding local flockmates + alignment: steer towards the average heading of local flockmates + co
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by madethemcry 7y ago
The internet is designed to withstand a nuclear attack. It's so sad to see half of the internet going down because of a single system failure.
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by madethemcry 8y ago
That's Scratch 1. Scratch 2 (2013) is based on Flash so it can be distributed in the browser (via Flash Plugin) and as a desktop application (Adobe Air).
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by madethemcry 8y ago
I teach kids from 6 to 12 years with Scratch (and other tools) in my spare time. If you are a developer you should try it out. It's amazing how creative kids are with a tool like Scratch. My programming career started with Flash 4 and
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by madethemcry 8y ago
Scratch is a tool with the freedom of creating whatever comes to a kid's mind. The block based programming style in Scratch relieve the kids from fighting the keyboard and it prevents syntax errors so they can focus on programming. You
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by madethemcry 8y ago
Seems to be a teaser for more articles about dweb yet to come. So here two links for people interested in this topic: 1. "Decentralized Web Summit 2018" is happening just now (July 31 - August 02 https://decentralizedwe
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by madethemcry 8y ago
There are quite some people who are writing full scripts. That's also what I prefer. It goes like this: Before creating a single slide, write down sentence by sentence, word by word, what story you want to tell. You can use tools to ge
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by madethemcry 8y ago
I stoped after the fourth paragraph just to tell you that this article hit the nail. Really interesting article so far. Thank you so much!
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by madethemcry 8y ago
Yeah that might be the reason I have never seen this. But whatever works for oneself is fine and worth to share. There are quite nice deck ideas: + Facts about friends + Standard Library of your programming language (https:/
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by madethemcry 8y ago
Oh interesting, I have never seen Anki ( https://apps.ankiweb.net/ ) being used for large blocks of source code. Anki is an open source application (desktop + mobile) for spaced repetition learning (aka flashcards). It's
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by madethemcry 8y ago
And that's how it was compromised: The maintainer whose account was compromised had reused their npm password on several other sites and did not have two-factor authentication enabled on their npm account. I wonder how many accounts
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by madethemcry 9y ago
Oh yes you're right. The feeling of texture and natural imperfection is a big part of my feelings. I love to spot the shortly being animated parts of an animation movie. Those parts always show a slightly different coloring so that y
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by madethemcry 9y ago
I can only imagine how much work is put into modern 3D animated movies and that it's far from being easy or quick to produce. On the other side, if I look at the creation process of hand-drawn animation movies and the involved physical
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Walt Disney's MultiPlane Camera (1957) [video](youtube.com)
163 points by madethemcry 9y ago|62 comments
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by madethemcry 9y ago
I first wondered if OP means that first answer with the obscure and horrible programming analogy then I found the real answer by Suzanne Sadedine which is an amazing read. That was the creepiest part: Some fetal cells find their way throug
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by madethemcry 9y ago
One of the first heisenbugs I encountered was IE8's console.log. That object/function was only defined when the developer tools were open. Otherwise you would get an exception (but of course you couldn't see that exception in
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by madethemcry 9y ago
I also stumbled upon this too. The article was archived, I wonder why it's not redirecting. Now I'm finally enjoying this post too. http://yorktownhistory.org/wp-content/archives/homepages/190...
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by madethemcry 9y ago
There is also a huge community around Phaser (as well as Pixi, the huge 3D gaming framework Babylon.js and many more) hosted by Richard who is developing Phaser. http://www.html5gamedevs.com It's a wonderful place to stroll
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by madethemcry 9y ago
It's finally custom build, Richard payed a guy called Felipe to work full-time for quite some time to help developing it. See the devlog [1] for more details. I loved reading it over the months. There is also a wrap-up post by Richard
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by madethemcry 9y ago
Allianz also has the Global Digital Factory. A startup like place to develop IT ideas in Munich. Looks just as fancy as your example. https://globaldigitalfactory.allianz.com
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by madethemcry 9y ago
Look at the introduction from the timetable. Tim talks about the current usage of computers only for surveillance, smartphones and cars. Believing that computers can be used for more useful things ending with the invitation of us computer f
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by madethemcry 9y ago
You might have missed the conclusion: All this results in a dynamic camera behaviour that works 95% of the time, while giving you the tools to manually design the camera’s behaviour in those remaining situations for gameplay reas
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by madethemcry 9y ago
Reminds me of this well written blog post also on gamasutra which was pretty exhaustive regarding camera systems. https://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/ItayKeren/20150511/243083/Sc...
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by madethemcry 10y ago
Hey thanks for the response, I already had a conspiracy in mind :-) I searched for some parts of the plain text but couldn't find an answer so I just dropped it here with success. Thanks mirages.
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What's this? (example.com/pension)(example.com)
1 points by madethemcry 10y ago|2 comments
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by madethemcry 10y ago
The game is a great opportunity to scan through the definition of each of the scientific terms and get an understanding. And your list is a perfect motivation to compare my comprehension with your summary of each game variant. Thanks.

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