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Comment #41608865
I'm not sure there is much more relations to actual chemistry than what I put in the "Prerequisites" section. You can also look the Belousov-Zhabotinsky reaction, which is (at a ve…
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Comment #41608254
Emergence is mesmerizing in the literal sense. For me, I think the fascination takes its roots in how all biology - from the apparition of life to how brain works - happens thanks …
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Comment #41608201
You're right, how did I miss this ?! Thanks for picking this up
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Comment #41608185
Another commenter shared https://github.com/GollyGang/ready which may be what you have in mind. I clearly see the fun in building such a thing from scratch though, and I intend to …
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Comment #41608159
I tried making fluid dynamics in a similar way right after making this, but I gave up as well. As far as I remember, I got stuck on managing non-miscible fluids (such as air and wa…
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Comment #41608120
Woah cool ! Thanks for the share
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Comment #41608104
I just took a look at your Shadertoy profile and I liked it a lot I want to try my hand at writing such a general case continuous cellular automata engine, but I first need to dive…
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Comment #41608044
The section you're referring to is meant to first give the update rule for the general-case of a reaction that is not autocatalytic. I'm not sure what made you think it should have…
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Comment #41604131
Hey! I'm the author of this article and just noticed the huge traffic spike. This was my first time writing a shader. I was just playing around on shadertoy when I realized I could…
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Comment #41593897
Hey there ! I'm the author of the article. Thank you for sharing it here ! If anyone has questions, I'll be happy to answer them
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Comment #35197022
What i meant when mentioning input devices is that the Pi would have it's own cursor, and I would have needed to handle the forwarding of inputs from the laptop's X server to the P…
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Comment #35190809
Lol, if the OS sees it as a screen recorder, it must be much closer to what I made than I initially thought !
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Comment #35184809
I'd love to get your feedback (in Github discussions or issues, depending on your results), especially regarding the installation scripts. I somewhat tested them but did not take t…
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Comment #35179802
Hey ! I hope you didn't forget my blog already, because I added the RSS feed as you suggested. You can find it at https://pierre-couy.dev/feed.xml
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Comment #35179177
Yeah, someone else mentioned this on reddit. When taking the time to think about it, I as surprised as you are that it worked. I'll update the post when I have more time to take ca…
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Comment #35175013
I don't think that would allow me to seamlessly move workspaces and windows between monitors. From the top of my head, your suggestion would imply the Pi running it's own desktop e…
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Comment #35174989
This is done by configuring the X server on the host computer. The method I used only works with Intel integrate graphics using Linux though.
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Comment #35174941
Stop, you're making me blush! On a more serious note, this is one of the main points that drove me to start such a blog. I've been the one learning from other people's posts for a …
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Comment #35173078
That would be one nice way make the whole thing cleaner on top of turning it into a deb package. For now, it's really hacky but has proved to fulfill my needs. I may or may not tak…
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Comment #35172818
For me, the main issue was the proprietary software I needed to run un the host computer. I also read somewhere it doesn't play well with Linux. To be honest, I didn't even conside…
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Comment #35172389
Looks really interesting. I'll make sure to check your notes and plog posts out.
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Comment #35171958
Thank you for actually making me laugh out loud ! :) Makind this indeed felt like hammering on a screw at times.
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Comment #35171310
Ahah true! But I had one lying around so for me it was essentially free
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Comment #35171081
Same situation I was in with my new laptop, except that I already had USB C docks lying aroud
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Comment #35170810
Yes I am, and I clearly remember the D3.js project. It has been almost 10 years, crazy how time flies! It's nice meeting you again on HN :)