sturbes

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by sturbes 6mo ago
BBC Microbit kids hardware platform uses WebUSB. It’s a game changer for introducing hardware to students. Just works. Makecode.microbit.org is the web IDE. Reference URLs for the code make sharing and debugging easy.
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by sturbes 6mo ago
So cool!
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by sturbes 8mo ago
very cool! FYI the original project mentioned is at https://solvingsol.com/ . open contribution at https://github.com/wholepixel/solving-sol
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SVGs are uniquely legible to LLMs(turbek.com)
11 points by sturbes 8mo ago|2 comments
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by sturbes 8mo ago
Generative AI image bitmaps lack internal detail to enable effective collaboration. Designers can label SVG elements in their design tools for effective coding collaboration with LLMs. A tool is presented to make this easier.
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by sturbes 10mo ago
Of course, but in comparison to bitmap tools like midjourney, you can communicate with an AI by specifying a SVG element to be manipulated. "Rotate ID "logo" 30 degrees" is very legible to the AI
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by sturbes 10mo ago
I just went down the same rabbit hole, it is totally fun! https://turbek.com/Designing-Interactive-SVGs-with-AI/ TLDR: - SVG image files: powerful like HTML - Supported widely in browsers - Designer tools make SVGs - S
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by sturbes 10mo ago
I’ve been saying “There is a real you, unfortunately, you’re not it.”
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by sturbes 1y ago
This is above my expertise, might be a better comment for this post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43859464
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by sturbes 1y ago
YES! he is the OG of these animations. There are also cool sites like https://507movements.com In some ways we are all building from the same source material. I put as much of the historical resources into this custom research
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Show HN: Exhibit and Site on Mechanisms for Students(mechanical-library.org)
28 points by sturbes 1y ago|6 comments
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by sturbes 3y ago
Very nice, thank you!
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Ask HN: Good teen books/sites/resources for mechanisms?
2 points by sturbes 3y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: Research on Teaching Programming?
2 points by sturbes 6y ago|0 comments