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by peetle 8y ago
Video or it didn't happen.
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by peetle 8y ago
Obviously, police that police police police police, and those that police that group, police police police, police police police.
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by peetle 8y ago
Police is a much better word for this, IMHO. :) To spell it out, it's an adjective (e.g police car) verb (e.g. police the streets) and obviously a noun. Buffalo has never struck me as a very good verb...
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by peetle 8y ago
Are there any more complex samples? I'm curious how expensive this system is and I've only really seen it applied to very simple scenes e.g. a single, simple character
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by peetle 9y ago
So great! Thanks Terence and Jeremy!
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Show HN: Fast, JSON undo-redo in less than 100 lines of JS(github.com)
1 points by peetle 9y ago|0 comments
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by peetle 9y ago
Think of all the physiological responses attributed to nervousness (e.g. before public speaking): muscle tension, raised heart rate, sweating, need to urinate/defecate, insomnia, nausea. Given that, why are we so convinced that our min
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by peetle 10y ago
I love Gilbert Strang, but _by far_ my favorite book on calculus is "Calculus Made Easy" by Silvanus Thompson. It supplies a very elegant and powerful set of tools to derive many of the "fundamentals" of calculus.
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by peetle 10y ago
'Git ta werk. ;)
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LinearSearch: A lightweight, learning algorithm for searching a homogenous list(github.com)
2 points by peetle 11y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Verb – Open-source, cross-platform NURBS(verbnurbs.com)
3 points by peetle 11y ago|0 comments
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by peetle 12y ago
Hey? LINQ? What?
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by peetle 12y ago
I don't disagree that WPF is a good framework for making Windows/Windows Phone applications. Nor do I disagree that the JavaScript/Web community has reinvented many of the same ideas. It's hard to explain to an Angular
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by peetle 12y ago
One should not confuse the IDE with the technology, but I'd agree that the Visual Studio integration with WPF (although amazing in theory) feels constantly buggy - even after years of work.
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by peetle 12y ago
Wait a minute, how does this interpreter allow multi-threaded execution without web workers?
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by peetle 12y ago
+1 - I will never use this with these kinds of permissions.
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by peetle 12y ago
Very cool! A small bone to pick, you should consider raising the contrast on the text in the Share dialog. It's really dark and very difficult to read on crappy monitors.
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Flood: Visual Programming and Solid Modeling on the Web(floodeditor.com)
8 points by peetle 12y ago|0 comments
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Metacompilers Part 1 (2008)(bayfronttechnologies.com)
62 points by peetle 12y ago|6 comments
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by peetle 12y ago
Kudos to you! Let us put the scourge that is C++ to rest.
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by peetle 13y ago
I realize that it works fine on Safari - you just need to turn on WebGL.
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by peetle 13y ago
Exactly. The node is just a lambda - no reason it can't be expressed in exactly the same way.
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by peetle 13y ago
You should definitely check out the work going on in Dynamo right now: https://github.com/DynamoDS/Dynamo We've put a huge amount of work into this problem. Dynamo has the notion of a "custom node." T
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by peetle 13y ago
By the way, you'll find the source here: https://github.com/pboyer/flood The project is largely inspired by this one, whose original engine used a similar approach of compiling a visual program to Scheme: https:&
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by peetle 13y ago
I apologize - the site is only tested on Chrome. At this point it's mostly an experiment, so I haven't put in the time to ensure a consistent experience across browsers.
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by peetle 13y ago
Check out the js console to see output of the compiled s-expression as you modify the nodes.
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Visual programming in the browser, driven by Scheme(github.com)
3 points by peetle 13y ago|0 comments
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Flood: Geometric visual programming, driven by a Scheme interpreter(floodlang.com.s3-website-us-west-2.amazonaws.com)
62 points by peetle 13y ago|32 comments
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Verb: A CAD Library for the Web(verbnurbs.com)
1 points by peetle 13y ago|0 comments