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spiralganglion
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About spiralganglion
I host the Feeling of Computing podcast and research programmable ink at Ink & Switch.
ivy.boo • feelingof.com • inkandswitch.com
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Credit to Roman Komarov who came up with the approach [1], and Todd Matthews [2] who made the art assets. 1: https://kizu.dev/svg-linked-parameters-workaround/ 2: https://www.seaof…
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Comment #46345949
This page doesn't need JS. It doesn't need a loading indicator for said JS. It could just be html and css, otherwise unchanged.
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Comment #43805104
Splinter Cell, from 2002: https://web.archive.org/web/20220207182149/https://gfycat.co...
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Comment #43734533
https://ivanish.ca/never/
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Comment #43734455
Automerge started as a research prototype and is now a widely-used substrate for building local-first apps: https://automerge.org/ Our GitHub has a boatload of experiments: https:/…
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Comment #42943022
We recently open sourced Inkling [1] (which is a spiritual successor to Crosscut) and the iPad Wrapper [2] app we used to prototype Crosscut, Inkling, and other projects. We're als…
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Comment #42666927
Worked on my iPhone.
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Comment #42396995
I've felt since I was young that I'd like to choose when and how I will die. I'm perfectly comfortable with the thought. I'm in my 30s and have a lovely life and family. I'm in no …
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Comment #41217400
They have a link to a source for that claim... and the source says 300 to 400 milliseconds. So whoever wrote and edited the OP article just messed this up.
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Comment #41205230
(Author here) Yes that's the point. Tried it on a lark, and it created weird feelings so I leaned into it. This is my personal website, and I've been trying to make it more deeply …
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Comment #41205161
> Metroidvania game where you lose abilities as you progress This is brilliant. It solves the inherent tension of metroidvanias wanting both ever-increasing power and ever-increasi…
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Comment #39731591
Both
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Comment #39634849
Nice! Have you explored showing live values flowing through the nodes? This seems like a good use of animation. I'll also take a moment to plug my Visual Programming Codex[1], whic…
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Comment #39422892
My preferred alt frontend for HN is https://hckrnews.com I use it in "Top 20" mode. It helps me keep up with the bigger stories just by checking in once a day. Loads super fast, ha…