satoshinm

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by satoshinm 2y ago
This looks amazing! Both Eaglercraft and Browsercraft (though Eaglercraft seems to be further along) — the closest realization to the dream I've had for years of running a fully-featured Minecraft in the browser. Quite promising, I can
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by satoshinm 4y ago
I sympathize with the persistent UX issues with web-based voxel engines. I think what is really needed is a UI/UX expert (unfortunately not me) willing to push forward and drive fixes across the entire stack: the game engine, Emscripte
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by satoshinm 4y ago
This is the precise reason I'm also very interested in this project (or more generally, any implementation of a web-based voxel game). Douglas Crockford correctly identified "load and go delivery" as a key feature of the web
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by satoshinm 4y ago
This looks amazing, great work! A web-based "Minecraft" has great potential, in my opinion, and has long been a dream of mine. My humble attempt at such a project: https://satoshinm.github.io/NetCraft/ (2017)
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by satoshinm 5y ago
These undocumented 6502 opcodes were very useful during the 90s, when developing Game Genie codes for the Nintendo Entertainment System. GG codes were essentially[1] single-byte ROM patches. For example, the code AAAAA would patch address 0
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by satoshinm 5y ago
I cannot recommend Bountysource - my first time using it, excited to contribute to some open source projects, I made a deposit and it was never credited. Reached out to Bountysource and they claimed they had no record of the fund transfer.
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by satoshinm 7y ago
I for one find this project very worthwhile, there are/were plenty of web-based clones of Minecraft but many abandoned or haven't caught on. ian13456's mc.js, which I just learned about from this post, has 1717 stars on GitHu
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by satoshinm 8y ago
This is really cool, glad to see someone tackling this problem. I have added several of my abandoned projects, here is a quick summary of them if there is any interest: https://github.com/satoshinm/WebSandboxMC : Bukkit
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by satoshinm 8y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17828187
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by satoshinm 8y ago
+1 for Glowstone, highly recommended to anyone interested in running a server, one of my favorite projects of all time. A while back it was forked to add improved Spigot plugin support (in addition to Bukkit), later re-merged into mainline
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by satoshinm 8y ago
Thanks so much for creating these side projects, I've always admired the effective simplicity yet functionality of your code, especially Craft. Glad to hear you are as efficient with time management/life as your code :). For anyon
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by satoshinm 9y ago
According to the CEO of Espressif, Teo Swee Ann, the I/O pins of the ESP8266 are 5V tolerant. See discussion here: https://hackaday.com/2016/07/28/ask-hackaday-is-the-esp8266-... and official reply on Fa
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by satoshinm 9y ago
Updated this blog post just now, I found out how to effectively mirror the Linux console to the OLED module: The basic technique is to run /usr/bin/screendump to capture the Linux console text, then write it to the SSD1325 mo
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Show HN: Weekend Project:Building a Raspberry Pi Zero Laptop from a Cardboard Box(satoshinm.github.io)
6 points by satoshinm 9y ago|1 comments
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by satoshinm 9y ago
Hey thanks for finding my project! I haven't posted about it much, so its cool to see it being noticed. For those curious, https://github.com/satoshinm/NetCraft is my first project with WebAssembly/emscripten
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by satoshinm 9y ago
These are commonly known as ".io games" after the ccTLD (though not all have this type of domain). There is a subreddit dedicated to them where a large number of them can be found: https://www.reddit.com/r/IoG
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In Search of the Cookie Dough Tree (2013)(web.archive.org)
3 points by satoshinm 9y ago|0 comments
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by satoshinm 9y ago
A more likely and practical outcome is using the HTML5 DOM UI instead of Qt, and JavaScript instead of Python, etc. Native web technologies the browser already has support for. There is already a movement towards using the DOM for web game
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by satoshinm 9y ago
> It seems there is this effort to get C/C++ code performing fast inside of a browser... then at the same time there seems to be an effort to get people to stop coding in C/C++ altogether and switch to something more memory saf