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Doom on a modified rotary phone(tamulaitis.lt)
8 points by stankot 2y ago|1 comments
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by stankot 2y ago
Haha ok, I will spare the backslash. The code is brilliant, I remember similar code golf in C years ago. Thanks for the comment, I'll link it next to the example.
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by stankot 2y ago
The i parameter is a point’s index. I just checked, there is an example in the tutorial. I started with x, y and t, but then added index as well, it gets handy sometimes.
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by stankot 2y ago
If you are in EU, I have a spare I can send you (I upgraded to the brushless servo). You might also want to check Arnaud Pfeffer who uses weird brushes with AxiDraw: https://x.com/arnaudpfef/status/1830305098376909
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by stankot 2y ago
Thank you! It really annoyed me that I couldn’t find it. Same here, I’m a visual thinker and stuff like this really helps me grasp certain concepts.
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by stankot 2y ago
It is probably the safest to use an iframe (like CodePen for example), but I was looking for a simpler solution. I ended up with a web worker as it has a completely separate scope (no access to window object). However, it still has access t
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by stankot 2y ago
Your thing is way more hardcore! As for colors, I wanted more than one color (or two with negative), so I went with a simple hardcoded palette. I wanted to keep the scope in control, but I might try inverting colors when I decide to add mor
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by stankot 2y ago
Hehe I don't mind, it is my favorite off topic, I love pen plotting. I use it to draw my generative art, which you can see here: https://muffinman.io/art/ As for the engraver, keep in mind that AxiDraw is only usi
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by stankot 2y ago
You are not bothering me, this is great stuff. I agree, iframe is probably a way to go (sites like codepen or openprocessing are also using it), but I wanted to keep the scope under control, while trying to minimize the potential damage. Th
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by stankot 2y ago
Nice one! Yeah, it is quite tricky to protect from everything, I'll try to patch this and similar exploits, thanks for bringing it up. At least the exploit doesn't work until you start changing the code. EDIT: Patched it by checki
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by stankot 2y ago
Hey, author here. I'm really glad to see this getting some traction on HN, it is one of those projects that really brings me joy. It is inspired by a project that I saw on HN a while ago. I wasn't able to find it again, so I made
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by stankot 2y ago
Love this one, I'll add it to the examples!
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Show HN: Pulsar, micro creative coding playground(muffinman.io)
182 points by stankot 2y ago|34 comments
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Robot Slide Whistle Orchestrion(mitxela.com)
1 points by stankot 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Tailor – Web extension for measuring and inspecting elements(muffinman.io)
2 points by stankot 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Pulsar – Micro creative coding playground(muffinman.io)
2 points by stankot 3y ago|0 comments
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by stankot 3y ago
Oh boy, flip-disc displays are really nice, I would love to get my hands on one.
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by stankot 3y ago
I'm a sucker for old games and good pixel art and I've built a pixel art frame powered by a LED matrix. It is not the most impressive thing I've built, but it is the one that brings me the most joy. Videos: https:/&#x2F
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by stankot 3y ago
Ha, I'm a big Zappa fan! Fun story, while we were in high school, my friend's computer broke down. All of his music was on it, so I borrowed him a bunch of CDs. He really liked Zappa's "Strictly Commercial" compilat
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by stankot 3y ago
Thank you! I'm proud of my scribbles and the whole process, but I didn't expect the post would explode on HN. It really made my day.
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by stankot 3y ago
https://muffinman.io/ I've been writing for a while now. Mostly front-end development, random experiments and creative coding. My most popular post that was on the first page of HN earlier this year: https:/&#x2F
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Show HN: Giraffe as a Custom Input Caret(muffinman.io)
2 points by stankot 3y ago|0 comments
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by stankot 3y ago
Author here, I'm really glad to see this here, wasn't expecting it to surface on HN. I started drawing with code a couple of years ago, and I absolutely love everything about it. It brought fun back into programming for me. Since
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by stankot 4y ago
I'm not sure what is happening. I can replicate that behavior only when I disable javascript. If that case you can't close it as it relies on the url hash. edit: typo
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by stankot 4y ago
Thank you very much, it means a lot! Plotting is the reason I always try to generate vector images. I'll probably try to plot a drawing with these ropes. But I would like to add some kind of shading and to figure out how to tie knots.
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by stankot 4y ago
Thank you! I'm using Zola[1] static site generator. Interactivity is is all done in plain JavaScript, no React in this post. [1] https://www.getzola.org/
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by stankot 4y ago
Thank you, I'll take care of it! It seems I broke it with HTML I'm using directly in markdown files. EDIT: Fixed it, thanks again!
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by stankot 4y ago
Can you please tell me which browser/os are you using? I'll look into it, although it works my laptop/phone. P.S. Unfortunately I had some bad experiences with leaving contact info public.
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by stankot 4y ago
Ha, you are completely right. I didn't think about it at all. I've kept the interactive image short on purpose, so it doesn't cover too much content. Then I tried to squeeze as much movement in that short area. I may go back
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by stankot 4y ago
Author here. Woah! This kinda exploded, thank you so much for the kind words! Lately, I'm trying to add more interactivity to my posts. Mainly inspired by amazing work of Bartosz Ciechanowski [1]. I started drawing with code a few year

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