Delfino

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by Delfino 2y ago
Location: Bangkok, Thailand and/or Kentucky (US citizen) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes (to/within USA) Technologies: Javascript, Python, Java, C++, C#, Godot, Unity, Blender, Git Résumé/CV: http:/&#x2
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by Delfino 3y ago
I went for a Master's in Education and became a teacher. Teaching computer science and math so still STEM adjacent. I'm still teaching a decade later and I've moved abroad to teach at international schools, currently in Bangk
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by Delfino 3y ago
In Thailand at least, this is due to the high number of motorcycles/scooters. They're far more likely to die in a collision (about 80% of the fatalities are from motorcycles)
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by Delfino 3y ago
I think the simplest repeating word sentence is using "police". It isn't as impressive since it only employs two meanings rather than three but is much easier to grasp. Who polices police? Police police. Police police police
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by Delfino 3y ago
Nice, I knew this site only because I used it to play their Thai wordle: https://buddhistuniversity.net/wordle-thai/
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by Delfino 3y ago
When asked in court what was meant by the term "woke," Ron DeSantis' general counsel said "the belief there are systemic injustices in American society and the need to address them." Other than using the modifier Am
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by Delfino 4y ago
I've used Credit Unions my whole adult life and agree with you. Though I am now in a position that they don't work as well for me: living abroad. I've run into lots of small issues over the last few years so I caved and opene
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by Delfino 4y ago
I switched to teaching at the secondary level and after a couple years teaching in the States, got into international teaching and it has been great. There's good and bad about specific jobs but my overall experience has been positive.
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by Delfino 4y ago
He said he's going to teach high school computer science. As someone who made the same leap, it's cool to hear! He was really awesome about giving his games to teachers to use in their classrooms for free.
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by Delfino 5y ago
Normal is different for different people. It feels much more natural for me to breathe through my mouth. But I suppose the fact that "mouth-breather" is an insult meant to attack one's intelligence is a sign I'm in the m
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by Delfino 5y ago
Yeah, living abroad I am constantly running into issues like this and it's quite frustrating.
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by Delfino 5y ago
Recently got my first VR headset. Played around in Unity and did their create with VR course then made my own game - Whack-a-mole in VR. Thinking of participating in GitHub's Game Off by making another game in VR but so far none of my
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by Delfino 5y ago
A welcome change. I identify with one of the mentioned personas: I'm a teacher who has taught game programming and designed and have debated sharing articles from them based on the name. Especially while I was teaching at an internatio
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by Delfino 5y ago
I'm in a group for educators that use unity in the classroom and the most requested feature I've seen is having a way to utilize the tool from low power/cost devices like chromebooks. This seems right in line with that.
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by Delfino 6y ago
Similarly, I had a prof that referred to it as "becomes" which made great intuitive sense to me. "x becomes x plus one" makes me think of the variable transforming to the new value.
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by Delfino 6y ago
iirc in TI-BASIC, assignment goes the other way so you could have "B + 5 -> A" which also helps seeing that the expression would be evaluated before storing (the button to input -> on the calc is STO, short for store).
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by Delfino 6y ago
Location: Bangkok, Thailand (Currently in Delhi, will return to Bangkok after current role is complete, US citizen) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Presently, no. Open to it in the future. Technologies: Unity, Python, JavaScript, Java, C++
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by Delfino 6y ago
That this is the warmest October so far. But that statement will be true for subsequent Octobers as well (i.e. it will just keep getting warmer).
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by Delfino 6y ago
Neat, thanks for sharing. I'm currently in Chanakyapuri near Chandragupta Marg. I now understand the significance of those names a bit more.
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by Delfino 6y ago
I've been learning Blender. Started with Blender Guru's doughnut tutorial then branched out from there. Made a simple virtual pet game where I made all the art myself. I ended up also downloading LMMS to make my own theme song for
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by Delfino 6y ago
I really enjoyed using Explain Everything on the iPad when I was making videos for my math classes. You can have prepared slides, with what you've drawn out pre-recorded but still edit in realtime. Show or hide features like webcam vid
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by Delfino 6y ago
Daycare only lasts a few years, do you think raising stops at age 5 or believe that most children are raised by school once they turned school-age?
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by Delfino 6y ago
As I understood their comment, they do use bash but not for any ideological reason but rather to get things done.
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by Delfino 6y ago
Just a guess: people already spent more time at home than in other areas so if the absolute amount of time increased at home the same as it decreased elsewhere, the percentage increase is smaller for homes than percentage decrease elsewhere
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by Delfino 6y ago
Making good instructional videos is tough. Speaking loud enough, clear enough and slow enough to be understandable to as many people as possible with different levels of language proficiency can make it seem weird for some. I met Carl at a
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by Delfino 6y ago
Correct. I've been using this with my high school Game Programming course this semester. It made the transition to distance learning pretty straightforward for that class. I think the title of the post should include the word Premium s
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by Delfino 7y ago
I recently read Code by Charles Petzold and it quickly become one of my favorite books, this seems like a great follow-up
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by Delfino 7y ago
Thanks for the recommendation. Definitely enjoy hearing multiple perspectives when learning about a new (to me) field.
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by Delfino 7y ago
I read about 25 books this year, here are the top 10 I look forward to reading in 2020, many of them informed by my favorites of 2019: Homo Deus by Yuval Noah Harari - I read Sapiens this year and really enjoyed it. I just started this toda
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by Delfino 7y ago
Yes, I am an IB Computer Science teacher and we still teach tape drives as a form of storage so I was excited to share this story with my students based on the title. Then I went to the website. No way I'm sending a link to a site like

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