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creativeembassy

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About creativeembassy

My name is Clinton Judy. I was born and raised in State College, Pennsylvania. I'm a highly motivated web developer with an international client portfolio.

I'm currently working at Zipline as a senior web engineer. (https://getzipline.com/)

I'm a frequent open source contributor, a robotics instructor and father of two (who I have also taught to code!) I love the practice of software craftsmanship, and I strive to amaze every client I work with.

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/clintonjudy; my proof: https://keybase.io/clintonjudy/sigs/2KNxtOImbcj9Le90-h36Br2_7n6HTmh4DmmcJcdAVXo ]

Recent public activity

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    This brings back memories. Buzz is how I got my start. And I've been producing electronic music as a hobbyist ever since.

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    Comment #42932418

    (Kidding OFC. But I _would_ watch a 1 hour video essay on the history of alternative LOD systems.)

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    Comment #42932407

    Anyone else remember the game Messiah? I'm probably wrong, but it still feels to me like that was a much earlier version of "nanite"/dynamic LOD building. No pre-built LODs, but au…

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    Comment #41140272

    Less "unfair" IMHO, and more apples-vs-oranges. FWIW, the javascript side of Rails is historically the least settled-upon part of the framework. I'm curious how many current Rails …

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    Comment #41140222

    Hard disagree. "More discussions once more opinionated developers join" is universally true regardless of which frameworks/philosophies you start with. The point of convention bein…

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    Comment #40530988

    This is my #1 complaint with our new Model Y. The "Auto" setting is completely worthless. It almost never turns on when it's raining. When it does turn on, it's either too fast or …

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    Comment #38772631

    I can't wait to try this out. I have a plugin installed now but table editing is still clunky. Decent first-party support of md tables is huge (for me) if true.

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    Comment #38772620

    There are a number of Obsidian plugins that will automatically convert your notes into an actual website. I don't use any but I know they exist. (I don't use them _yet_, I have a f…

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    Comment #38727426

    The article addresses this. > Just one year ago, Tim Cook had this to say about RCS: "I don't hear our users asking that we put a lot of energy in on that at this point. […] Buy yo…

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    Comment #37434968

    Personal experience: Bun has been a flawless drop-in replacement for both NodeJS and npm/yarn since I started using it around v0.4. Not only have I had zero issues running it, but …

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    Comment #36851457

    I wasn't familiar with BQN. Clicked through, reminded me of APL. "OH", I thought, "I see how you came up with the name." There was a (disproven) urban legend about Arthur C. Clarke…

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    Comment #33609172

    I wonder if this was an inspiration to the "Devs" miniseries. Won't say more about it for fear of ruining it. Amazing show.

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    Comment #33001059

    If anyone else is interested in learning it, I'm getting back into it via Duolingo and that's working well for me so far.

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    Comment #32769179

    To be fair, no one expects the Spanish Inquisition... ...I'll show myself out.

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    Comment #32107163

    … BRB, installing tank wars again. What was the cheat code?

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    Comment #32057978

    I keep looking at Eames replicas, wondering if that's an acceptable trade-off in quality. I also REALLY want an Eames. And I can afford a replica. (Not all knockoffs are of dubious…

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    Comment #32057901

    The understanding of context here is maybe the most "hidden" feature, but the most impressive to me, because it's something that's still not commonplace in today's technology. For …

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    Comment #31693856

    "Oh no, the consequences of my own actions!" It's stunning to watch videos of Britons confused about why they've lost certain privileges, only a short while after voting to leave t…

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    Comment #31356023

    I ended up getting a Dirtywave M8, but the Deluge was a VERY close second. If I ever get tired of the M8, I still have my eye on a Deluge.

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    Comment #31293905

    Here's a tool to play with all the options. SO. MANY. SLIDERS! https://v-fonts.com/fonts/roboto-flex

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    Comment #31039512

    Didn't know what to ask. I asked where my wife was (she's in the next room). The board responded with the name of the town we're living in. (State College) Uh... there's no way thi…

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    Comment #29974813

    Huge fan of WLED here. - I wanted a semi-permanent lighting fixture for Christmas, but something that would work for other holidays as well. I took a bunch of bullet-style leds and…

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    Comment #28787212

    I've been looking for a summary like this for years. I'm quite comfortable with IPv4, but haven't understood IPv6 well enough to start using it in my home network. Thanks for shari…

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    Comment #27984393

    Each of your two eyes only sees a 2d image, and your brain combining this information is what gives you depth. I'd say it's holographic in that each eye receives different informat…

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    Comment #27931328

    Muse Group could have taken a lesson from this with their (attempted?) addition of telemetry to Audacity. If the community feels a sense of ownership of the data that's being colle…