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ccvannorman

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About ccvannorman

Hi, I'm Charlie!

Currently Founder at: MathBreakers

My website: vannorman.ai / www.mathbreakers.com

Formerly: CTO at StarCoach AI Biz Dev at HUE Solutions Engineer at SoftServe Inc VR / 3D app Consultant at Radian CTO at Code Hero

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49251028

    We're (re) building MathBreakers.com, a math game sandbox/platform. It's built on Node/PlayCanvas and is a full 3D game engine including our unique math-based primitives and trigge…

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    Comment #49161569

    My AI recommended that a chuckle at this comment would be a great balance of engagement, humor and foresight. chuckle

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    Comment #48894334

    This was very helpful. Thanks

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    Comment #48701776

    yes but it's an optional limited edition run

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    Comment #48530173

    MathBreakers, Your Limitless Math Universe. It's a math game platform teaching fundamental grade school concepts like Fractions in an immersive 3D world with virtual manipulatives …

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    Comment #48530080

    This is cool. Sent you a connection request on LinkedIn :)

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    Comment #48477104

    Posting a level 3 meme comment? Straight to list.

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    Comment #48219053

    I looked at all linked articles and could not find an example of the points (they show a square grid of points with n~=100 but no other ordering of points to show the more optimal …

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    Comment #47586764

    you'd better be careful wth your typos, as well

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    Comment #47364946

    [flagged]

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    Comment #46921263

    took me a few reads but this is indeed correct (lol)

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    Comment #46913283

    I just finished an implementation of CI across three codebases totalling >50k lines and I can confirm a lot of the author's pain points, especially around logging and YAML variable…

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    Comment #46767533

    We use them on our cats and have found the trouble-maker cat 3 times out of 3 when needed (in an urban apartment area; most recently the cat was scared by a noise which may have ke…

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    Comment #46492691

    By your reasoning, Putin invading the US and kidnapping President Trump for his crimes is equally valid

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    Comment #46248120

    I would personally pay $2x market price for a Phone, Computer, Tablet that guaranteed privacy (via whatever technical means necessary) for all my interactions with the internet. Is…

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    Comment #45725844

    I can't help myself and surely someone else has already done the same. But the query obj.friends.filter(x=>{ return x.city=='New York'}) .sort((a, b) => a.age - b.age) .map(item =>…

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    Comment #45694801

    they'll take apart this criminal empire brick by brick

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    Comment #45438042

    That is also not enough. An agent could build an application that functions, but you also need to have a well-designed underlying architecture if you want the application to be ext…

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    Comment #45425370

    I joined a company with 20k lines of Next/React generated in 1 month. I spent over a week rewriting many parts of the application (mostly the data model and duplicated/conflicting …

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    Comment #45397461

    https://archive.is/YPsAk

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    Comment #45392890

    Yes, better prompting is absolutely essential, and I still love to let Claude do the heavy lifting when it comes to syntax and framing. But in trying to re-write the data model for…

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    Comment #45392873

    As someone who walked into 20k+ loc React/Next project, 95%+ vibecoded, I can say it's a relative nightmare to untangle the snarl of AI generated solutions. Particularly it is bad …

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    Comment #45240979

    finally, my vim window can hold 200+ lines on my laptop screen!