tlarkworthy

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by tlarkworthy 14y ago
Oh this is really cool, and one of the few demos I actually want to interact with. But alas I am unable to control it in any kind of intuitive way, thus it is useless (sorry) Fix the UI please!!! EDIT: Oh and add a histogram of how far alon
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by tlarkworthy 14y ago
Great article (I am from UK). Dunno why its attracted so many haters.
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by tlarkworthy 14y ago
tell me you find any. I use matplotlib as I have not found an alternative.
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by tlarkworthy 14y ago
words cannot describe how much I hate matplotlib
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by tlarkworthy 14y ago
its much better than the Macarena
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by tlarkworthy 14y ago
well at least you have came out significantly wiser
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by tlarkworthy 14y ago
I want to vote off the destroyers
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by tlarkworthy 14y ago
you are still doing it wrong. dt should not be affected by framerate. http://gafferongames.com/game-physics/fix-your-timestep/ use an accumulator to have a fixed dt no matter the framerate. With a variable step size you risk all kinds of
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by tlarkworthy 14y ago
solution: quasi random sampling
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by tlarkworthy 14y ago
GPL
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by tlarkworthy 14y ago
Have a look at ROS.org, its the same system you jsut reinvented (even with kinect intergration!). You write typed messages and it generates c++, python and lisp interfaces. It is also a build system, logging and data playback.
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Conflicts on Git Dropbox Repos explained(edinburghhacklab.com)
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Git on Dropbox for new git users(edinburghhacklab.com)
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by tlarkworthy 14y ago
The next phase of being polyglot programmer is actually using multiple languages in the same project. This can result is astounding examples of using the right tool for the right job. ROS.org is an excellent framework for message passing be
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by tlarkworthy 14y ago
The sledge hammer approach.