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kenjinp

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About kenjinp

Hello friends.

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    Comment #48886158

    Thanks! How silly of me, I will update the repo with an MIT License~

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    Comment #48885998

    I'm working on a large open-world terrain-rendering library for threejs's webgpu renderer! https://hello-terrain.kenny.wtf/ At its core, it uses quadtrees, and has affordances for …

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    Comment #47513958

    This comment is simply not true from a US national interest perspective. The article explains why this was not done earlier.

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    Comment #43168934

    I'm building geomancer, a google earth for fantasy worlds. https://geomancer.kenny.wtf/ think virtual table top, live sharing for players, map manipulation

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    Comment #39569212

    Location: USA (citizen) Remote: Open to any arrangement Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: React, Typescript, WebGL, Threejs, Node, AWS, Kubernetes, Docker, PyTorch, Python, GP…

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    Comment #29747788

    This year I've learned a great deal by experimenting with game development. I've learned elixir, started to learn rust, and acquired a great many skills like distributed computing …

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    Comment #29256490

    thanks so much!

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    Comment #29251258

    I've been attempting to create my own virtual multiplayer world using similar technologies now for the last few months: https://firmament.kenny.wtf/ The tooling and communities in …

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    Comment #24660308

    Location: Geneva, Switzerland (US Citizen) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kenjinp/ Résumé/CV: http://kenny.wtf/ (a touch out of date, I'…

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    Comment #24346278

    Location: Geneva, Switzerland (US Citizen) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kenjinp/ Résumé/CV: http://kenny.wtf/ (a touch out of date, I'…

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    Comment #24048585

    Location: Geneva, Switzerland (US Citizen) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kenjinp/ Résumé/CV: http://kenny.wtf/ (a touch out of date, I'…

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    Comment #17695497

    Fire in a crowded theatre?

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    Comment #17521261

    omg I love your website!

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    Comment #16424875

    Yeah, that's exactly the lack of discipline I have. I really think one of the keys is peer buy-in. One of the ways to increase buy-in from your peers is making it less a chore and …

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    Comment #16419982

    Thanks! I was trying to make something simple for my team that has no patience for discipline and protocol. I think it's simple enough that even the laziest of devs (often me) and …

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    Comment #16175858

    I will certainly check it out! Isn't it strange what kinda reaches out and gives you a big impression? I'm interested in your opinion once you've finished. I am always glad to hear…

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    Comment #16168722

    I found this series more rewarding than almost any other book series. I find it to be so.... literarily... satisfying. I have no idea how to explain that. The author's vision of th…

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    Comment #15906210

    This is unsurprising, as those of you who have read "Dictators Handbook" will remember, college campuses are organizations governed by leaders with small constituencies and sort of…

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    Comment #14475718

    I'm an American Full-Stack engineer currently leading a front-end team in Germany, with experience working remotely from Berlin & Beijing. I've designed, built and deployed many mi…

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    Comment #7844136

    That's a huge problem. Here's why: 1) They're really really really heavy 2) Most companies are small and don't have distribution set up 3) Many companies can't make enough printers…

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    Comment #7844127

    Lulzbot is a great company, and they've been around for years already. I think there's universal agreement in the community that the best way to understand your 3D printer, and the…

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    Comment #7844121

    Speed is difficult, because for many applications you don't want it. Speed means more heat, and more heat means higher chance to fail with step loss or other problems I do think th…

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    Comment #7844111

    Yes! This is the goal. It's very difficult to explain these specifications, and I don't think our website has reached that goal yet, although it's an exciting problem to try to sol…

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    Comment #7346078

    Good catch! I'll ask them to sign up so they can post a listing :D edit: YOU should sign up and post! Haha