Viewing profile — bit-101
bit-101
HN member- Joined
- Mon, Oct 05, 2020, 12:30 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 27
- Public activity
- 24 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About bit-101
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #43593492
Why is this phrased as a hypothetical question?
-
comment
Comment #37967266
Not sure I agree. I listened to a handful of the books that MS encoded. I would not be able to listen to a full book like that. It's just not quite right - the timing is fixed and …
-
comment
Comment #36086597
And therefore you are rewarding and validating this behavior, so that content authors continue to pile on more and worse ads.
-
comment
Comment #34367106
I concur with a lot of what other people are saying here. Late 50s, programming professionally for around 25 years. But recently switched to management. Really hard for me to focus…
-
comment
Comment #33758378
LIke: - Decent speed of compiling and execution. - Expressiveness. - I like the struct/receiver/interface interplay to create an analog of classes. - Nice standard library. - Cross…
-
comment
Comment #33753868
I've also had very good luck with cairographics bindings in multiple languages. For python there is pycairo. But it does require installing the native cairographics libs on your sy…
-
comment
Comment #33753851
as mentioned, pygame seems a common goto lib. Though it does a lot more than just graphics and animation, it does seem to be good with those too.
-
comment
Comment #33748329
very nice. just purchased!
-
comment
Comment #33748215
Series author here. To respond to some of the comments... Making it interactive with a repl would be great, I agree. I've thought about going down that route a few times in the pas…
-
comment
Comment #33748172
Thanks. Will fix.
-
comment
Comment #29985312
In that case I'd say that although the seed is random, the system is anything but random. This also goes for various forms of "chaos games". You make random choices on each turn, b…
-
comment
Comment #29958942
1 - Math.random() would result in (0,1]
-
comment
Comment #29369190
Nice work!
-
comment
Comment #28740409
to be fair, the wordpress theme I'm using does a red highlight, which I was not aware of until I tested it. May have contributed.
-
comment
Comment #28736143
I don't have a RM device, but from all I've read, it comes down to: The Remarkable is a good note-taking/sketching device that can also display some ebooks. The focus is on the wri…
-
comment
Comment #28736097
Author read this and has no idea what you're talking about. I'm not doing anything to disable highlighting or searching and it works on every browser I've tested it on across multi…
-
comment
Comment #28202802
Ah yes, Beyond Tellerand. That was a good time!
-
comment
Comment #28201198
Author of the original article here. I feel your pain, but again, it's just a different set of conventions. Mathematicians are used to f(x) = ... kind of notation. Once you get use…
-
comment
Comment #28201047
You may be viewing the field from your own bubble. There are a LOT of programmers who do not have formal CS degrees. I hire them regularly. There are a lot of boot camps and intens…
-
comment
Comment #28036159
I agree, saving every iteration is overkill. I've done it on projects before too and it's too much. I just want an easy way to say, "I like this and I might want to go back to it l…
-
comment
Comment #28036030
Generally, you'd ignore the binary or any compilation artifacts in your .gitignore. You might also want to ignore the images/animations you create and save them elsewhere. I think …
-
comment
Comment #27881691
Author of the post here. I agree. It's not a big deal. I just wanted to compare the two and document my findings. As I said in the post, Simplex isn't a drop in replacement for Per…
-
comment
Comment #27810771
Thanks, some interesting paths to follow there.
-
comment
Comment #24687112
Yeah, I'm the author of those articles. Sorry they are not beefy enough for you, but I'm not the one submitting them here. In fact, HN is not a site I usually visit at all. This is…