netgusto

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by netgusto 7y ago
Algolia doc is very nice, and done by a team of people very passionate about what they're doing. https://www.algolia.com/doc/ Full disclosure: I work there.
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Well no, tracking for targeted sales is a big use case I guess.
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I love how this visualization reveals the geometrical and temporal structure of the composition. Plus, it's mesmerizing to watch.
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Moonlight Sonata Visualized (2012) [video](youtube.com)
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by netgusto 7y ago
> Bosnia, a country that does not even control its own airspace, pledges not to occupy the Moon and other celestial bodies. The title of the linked article feels disrespectful to me. Good will is to be celebrated!
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by netgusto 7y ago
Bouncing on recently featured HN thread "Hello World": https://drewdevault.com/2020/01/04/Slow.html (and the HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21954886 ) According to t
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Hobby x86 kernel written with Zig(github.com)
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My risk avoidance systems detects danger in staying in the car within the pile of tumbleweeds, as I expect them to be easily flammable; isn't that the case?
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> I find the style of the visual artefacts a lot more appealing than in many more modern rendering techniques. Perhaps it is just the simplicity of it Looking at the visual artefacts in question, it appears that the big chunks of pixels
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by netgusto 7y ago
Same. I find it amazing about how much can be achieved with so little. Even more so now that games require computing power that rivals the supercomputers humans had when these games were released. Another World (Out Of This World) featured
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Terrain rendering algorithm in less than 20 lines of code(github.com)
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Commanche's Voxel-Space terrain rendering (1992)(github.com)
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by netgusto 7y ago
I did this lightweight ECS for Go and TypeScript: TS: https://github.com/netgusto/ecs-typescript Go: https://github.com/bytearena/ecs Very interesting programming concept indeed! --- Edit: These i
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In Defense of Utility-First CSS [video](dotconferences.com)
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Basic principles of ship propulsion [pdf](marine.man-es.com)
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by netgusto 7y ago
Nice work!! Similar, check it out it's impressive too! Tom Stanton's Long Exposure Drone Imagery https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QVjqSObEJs
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Flipping your Disk (1981)(atarimagazines.com)
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Summary of the Fuzzy bits part that I found super interesting: To detect an original from a copy, the game was reading a particular sector several time ensuring it got different bit values for this sector at least some of the times. Origina
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Frontier: Web Forms Derived from GraphQL Mutations(github.com)
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by netgusto 8y ago
It was a special offer 3years ago to celebrate brain.fm hitting the HN front page. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11148896
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Git: Master the rebase(blog.algolia.com)
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Ask HN: How is the light handled in the Monument Valley games?
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by netgusto 8y ago
I managed to find autotomy, not in the list! https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/autotomy cryptozoology also.
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Video giving some intuition about e^(i•PI)=-1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_0yfvm0UoU
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The actual article: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2018-11-19/the-forgo...
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How a Differential Gear works [1930s](youtube.com)
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by netgusto 8y ago
Some figures about the UFP emitted by FDM: https://box3d.eu/3d-printing-safety-pollution-health/ From this one data point, it seems that ABS is the big emitter.
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PHP Magic Tricks: Type Juggling (2013) [pdf](owasp.org)
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by netgusto 8y ago
Summary, taken from the article: > To summarize the overall FaunaDB protocol, each transaction proceeds in three phases: > 1. The first phase is a speculative phase in which reads are performed as of a recent snapshot, and writes are
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by netgusto 8y ago
Yes! And now the dev tools can be docked to the edge of the webpage (they were floating in their own window before this update). For anyone (like me) wishing to have a default browser per use case (surf, work, dev, hangout, etc.), have a lo

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