If the challenge was to get the pin inside a big cluster of bubbles, then I succeeded.
Bubbles
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#12It seems to me a very interesting and entertaining mechanic that could evolve into a game.
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#13Some bubbles take much more than expected time to pop up. But eventually, they all pop up.
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#14I love little toys like this.
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#15Remove the spike and the little fan bubbles glom onto on another. Very cool. You can just wave the bubble wand around too…
This is very fun.
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#16-- fun - also - love authors twitter avatar is dandelion - https://twitter.com/shr_pc - feel like they are in tune with the poetry of physics --
> competitive programmings, mainly marathon-styled ones
What kind of competitions is this referring to?
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#17If you move your mouse really really fast, you can get through the bubbles without popping them.
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#18-- fun - also - love authors twitter avatar is dandelion - https://twitter.com/shr_pc - feel like they are in tune with the poetry of physics --
> competitive programmings, mainly marathon-styled ones What kind of competitions is this referring to?
-- they talk a lot about hackathons in their tweets =) --
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#19I absolutely love this and am curious about the technical details behind simulating soap bubbles like this (it looks like the code isn't available). Does anyone know what algorithm is being used?
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#20If you move your mouse really really fast, you can get through the bubbles without popping them.
It’s totally not anything at all related to quantum tunneling in anyway.