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BBC Microbit kids hardware platform uses WebUSB. It’s a game changer for introducing hardware to students. Just works. Makecode.microbit.org is the web IDE. Reference URLs for the …

So cool!

very cool! FYI the original project mentioned is at https://solvingsol.com/ . open contribution at https://github.com/wholepixel/solving-sol

Generative AI image bitmaps lack internal detail to enable effective collaboration. Designers can label SVG elements in their design tools for effective coding collaboration with L…

Of course, but in comparison to bitmap tools like midjourney, you can communicate with an AI by specifying a SVG element to be manipulated. "Rotate ID "logo" 30 degrees" is very le…

I just went down the same rabbit hole, it is totally fun! https://turbek.com/Designing-Interactive-SVGs-with-AI/ TLDR: - SVG image files: powerful like HTML - Supported widely in b…

I’ve been saying “There is a real you, unfortunately, you’re not it.”

This is above my expertise, might be a better comment for this post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43859464

YES! he is the OG of these animations. There are also cool sites like https://507movements.com In some ways we are all building from the same source material. I put as much of the …

Just finished a super-nerdy amateur hobby project: An exhibit and website to show kids how cool mechanisms are! Sadly, kids don't get much tangible experience with machines anymore…

Very nice, thank you!

There appear to be infinite resources for learning software, any suggestions on the mechanical side (besides Lego+FIRST)? Perhaps something like the Boston Museum of Science Clark …

I’m helping some kids learn coding via Lego Mindstorms, and am shocked how complex the visual coding is, and how non transferable it is to “real” (text) coding. Are the mindstorms …