panzerklein

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   by panzerklein 6y ago

   I've used Matter.js in a project with custom canvas renderer and it performed great. The only issue that I've had to patch up was tunnelling at high speeds. But this is a common problem with many engines.
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   by panzerklein 6y ago

   Suggestion for page styling: replace "overflow: scroll" with "overflow: auto" to get rid of unnecessary scrollbars in code blocks. Unless you like them the way they are, of course.
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   by panzerklein 6y ago

   Typescript has two hacks that help with mixing of similar data and introduce somewhat-nominal typing - branding and flavoring [1]. Also see smart constructors [2] for more functional approach. [1] https://gist.github.com/dco
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   by panzerklein 6y ago

   Great news! gLTF is also a preferred way to export models for use in webgl 3d frameworks, like three.js
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   by panzerklein 6y ago

   Blender's versioning is a bit confusing. Change in the second number is not a minor release, but a proper major. They acknowledged it and gonna adopt more conventional versioning scheme for the upcoming 3.x [1] 3d software is a complex
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   by panzerklein 6y ago

   Picross 3D is amazing. Should run without any problems on emulator.
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   by panzerklein 6y ago

   Can you elaborate, please? How do you use latex, images and cross-links in markdown?
8. 38.▲
   by panzerklein 7y ago

   Every language can do tagged unions with "kind" or "tag" markers and switch statement. But it's going to be verbose without pattern matching/destructuring combo.
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   by panzerklein 7y ago

   .xyz is easy to get. Also cheap.
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    by panzerklein 7y ago

    Another recent computation library for Common Lisp: https://github.com/numcl/numcl
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    by panzerklein 7y ago

    Blender, I suppose, just as the article says.
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    by panzerklein 7y ago

    Does anybody else get "Unable to find React on the page" error in private mode in Firefox?
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    by panzerklein 7y ago

    Absolutely.
14. 44.▲
    by panzerklein 7y ago

    Google Foobar puzzles are amazing. Solving them was immensely fun and challenging. Best code I ever wrote.
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    by panzerklein 7y ago

    slimv is pretty good
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    by panzerklein 7y ago

    4chan
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    by panzerklein 7y ago

    Thank you for the series!
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    by panzerklein 8y ago

    Article by Buffy Gorrilla, huh? I like it.
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    by panzerklein 8y ago

    Clojure's answer to that problem and a couple of others is clojure.spec
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    by panzerklein 8y ago

    That Conjure thing definitely looks interesting. I wonder how it handles the repl - like fireplace or like slimv.
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    by panzerklein 8y ago

    There is whole set of "with-x" macros that aren't about delayed evaluation.
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    by panzerklein 8y ago

    You might be interested in Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming by Peter Norvig. It showcases pretty amazing examples of conciseness and expressivity.
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    by panzerklein 8y ago

    I setup Syncthing [1] to do the same for my vimwiki folder. It was surprisingly easy, and doesn't require any external storage services. And it can even automatically sync files without internet, over the local network. [1] https:&#x2
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    by panzerklein 8y ago

    Interesting. I didn't know about other such systems.
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    by panzerklein 8y ago

    Querying data against facts - isn't that a job for Prolog?
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    by panzerklein 8y ago

    I think I can spend all day watching SIGGRAPH videos and reading papers. Always very inspiring and interesting stuff.
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    by panzerklein 8y ago

    Hell yeah
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    by panzerklein 8y ago

    Just read The Little Schemer - the best book on recursion.
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    by panzerklein 8y ago

    There are some decent REPL support in vim: slimv for SBCL and vim-fireplace for Clojure
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    by panzerklein 8y ago

    That sounds interesting. Could you provide a couple of links to those books?