malerba118

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Realtime and frame-accurate video rendering with react-three-fiber(github.com)
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by malerba118 3y ago
Many developers know that they should use it but don't really understand why. Moreover many developers simply don't use it because they don't understand what it does for them and trying to adjust size/layout on the <I
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Compress videos by 90% using query params =>?format=mp4&size=LG(binsta.dev)
1 points by malerba118 4y ago|0 comments
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Transform photos/videos on the fly using query params(binsta.dev)
1 points by malerba118 4y ago|0 comments
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Binsta: a media hosting SaaS that isn't changing the game in any way(binsta.dev)
1 points by malerba118 4y ago|0 comments
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by malerba118 4y ago
You can literally edit and simulate the project while anonymous without any limitations. And then when you decide to sign up/sign in it will restore the changes you made while you were signed out and you can pick up where you left off.
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by malerba118 4y ago
Indeed it's hard to drag things around in 3d which is why we restrict movement of parts to the XZ plane effectively making it a 2d editor in a 3d viewer.
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by malerba118 4y ago
Hard to use? what do you mean, you drag parts around and then you click a simulate button, that's it. You think configuring a transient analysis with 8 parameters is easier? I'm sure it's easy for people who are already famil
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by malerba118 4y ago
We envision it going more like this: "here's an interactive simulation to illustrate my point <embed src="diode-url" />" instead of: "to see my point please download these files, download this versio
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by malerba118 4y ago
Aesthetics aside, we're interweaving a wasm port of ngspice with a microcontroller simulator and running realtime simulations all in the browser which i would say is innovative in several ways
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by malerba118 4y ago
Thanks, appreciate the kind words! It's been challenging to say the least, but that's half the fun.
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by malerba118 4y ago
Not currently, but useful feedback for us!
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by malerba118 4y ago
this combines spice simulations with microcontroller simulations
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by malerba118 4y ago
Wokwi is an awesome tool! We're actually using wokwi's open-sourced avr simulator to power arduinos in diode. One thing wokwi doesn't do however is analog simulation so we're hoping to combine spice simulations with ardu
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by malerba118 4y ago
Yeah, so we started diode 3 months ago and in the beginning here we're focused mostly on making electronics more accessible to youth/beginners. One major advantage of web based tools is shareability and we hope to see content crea
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by malerba118 4y ago
3d opens up a few extra possibilities for us, but i think there's definitely advantages to 2d as well and seeing every solder joint on the arduino board is just a waste of cpu/memory at the moment. We have some camera presets that
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by malerba118 4y ago
3d does present some additional challenges, but we decided to go this route to reduce friction for beginners who might not understand how schematics or other abstract representations map to the real world circuits they're playing with
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A circuit simulator that doesn't look like it was made in 2003(withdiode.com)
905 points by malerba118 4y ago|259 comments
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The pointer dev blog – short reads for devs on animation/design(blog.pointer.gg)
2 points by malerba118 4y ago|0 comments
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I built a scroll experience library for react(scrollex-docs.vercel.app)
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I built a scroll experience library on top of framer-motion(github.com)
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by malerba118 5y ago
So ya know the little cards that twitter generates for you when you paste in a link? Well I made a free little utility that lets you customize those cards! When you create a link via relink.page you're creating a proxy link that redire