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stungeye
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About stungeye
Learn to Question. Question to Learn.
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Comment #46652120
So cool. Thanks for sharing the source! A few years back I made a p5.js ASCII Cloud sketch using the extended ASCII block chars. For those curious what a stripped-down version of n…
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Comment #27107528
If you're interested in working with graphics or sounds, I'd recommend checking out openFrameworks, which bills itself as a "creative coding toolkit". https://openframeworks.cc For…
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Comment #12823762
As a programming instructor the Eve demo video gave me goosebumps. The emphasis on prose+code, world=data, and the discoverability afforded by the inspector are of particular inter…
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Comment #7554957
The passwords are decrypted locally on your machine using javascript not on the lastpass servers.
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Comment #7554911
My understanding is that even with their web login process your password isn't sent to their servers in plaintext. From the comments on their heartbleed blog post: "We only use one…
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Comment #7264533
Impressive. I've been using Tumblr in a similar way, with my self-hosted blog as the "host network". I'll download the app and play around. Any plans for a web-based posting tool?
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Comment #6787094
FYI: CaVirtex (a Canadian BTC exchange) is holding a $500 shopping cart integration contest to attract developers to their API. https://www.cavirtex.com/news
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Comment #4872879
I'm not sure that "the universe as Turing machine" is anything more than a theory. The universe can contain Turing machines -- we're both using one right now -- but I don't think w…
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Comment #4467210
I recommend checking out the Photoswipe source. It uses many of these techniques to create a swipe-based image gallery optimized for iOS and Android. https://github.com/codecompute…
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Comment #3944125
Knowing and Doing, reflections of an academic and computer scientist: http://www.cs.uni.edu/~wallingf/blog/index.html
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Comment #3868516
A quick look at the MobiRuby example code worries me. It looks like Objective-C, but awkwardly written using Ruby syntax. In other words, it looks more like an Objective-C wrapper,…
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Comment #3837610
Like some others have said, the Turing Test is more a human mimicry test than a test of intelligence or consciousness. We humans love to anthropomorphize, so tricking us into belie…
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Comment #3720217
Many smartphone users are prevented from upgrading their firmware/OS. So even if the device lifecycles are shorter, developers cannot ignore legacy devices. If we look at the curre…
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Comment #3696217
True enough, it will get better. Old mobile browsers will be to html5 games what IE6 was to web devs.
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Comment #3694572
A continuation of #7: I've seen ad-supported apps targeted to children that include kid-inappropriate ads. I had a 7 year old recently ask me about dieting and weight-loss strategi…
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Comment #3694526
"So what's in common with these two games? They're both originally mobile games." (Emphasis mine.) The sad part is that once converted to HTML5 these games won't be able to run on …
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Comment #3607644
In late 2003 I was laid off from my job as a hardware/firmware design engineer. I spent the next two years away from work. During this time I spent nearly a year on self-study, got…