Rampoina

7 ms·

1.
by Rampoina 6y ago
I don't understand how this is not the obvious answer. Maybe people are equating open source with an open development model?
2.
by Rampoina 6y ago
https://flarerpg.org/
3.
by Rampoina 6y ago
≤ "expands" in J to <: Definitely not more verbose. J uses . and : as modifiers to a base operator to create a pretty big set of primitives. See https://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/NuVoc
4.
by Rampoina 6y ago
I should have used the full sentence. Why does it stop being "notation as a tool of thought" See comments like this one https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20732924
5.
by Rampoina 6y ago
> APLers hate the successors, because "notation is tool for thought" and ASCII is a poor representation. I'm perplexed by this one. I'll concede that the APL symbols are prettier but why does it magically stop being a
6.
by Rampoina 6y ago
You can do that with a traditional notation music program like Musescore. You just need to learn music notation.
7.
by Rampoina 6y ago
Pretty cool thanks, this one covers interactivity https://invidio.us/watch?v=CzK2SazvCxM (it's a little sprite editor) Do you know if GNU APL offers the facilities to do stuff like that?
8.
by Rampoina 6y ago
I would also like to know if there's examples of more real time applications in APL. Any GUI programming? Interactive simulations? etc.
9.
by Rampoina 7y ago
I was a bit confused with it being called a consonant. After some research, although I had a flawed understanding of vowels and consonants, I think it's classified as a semivowel.
10.
by Rampoina 7y ago
Rectangles too, any four corners played at once. It's because the sensors are horizontal and vertical stripes of velostat, so every individual stripe can only sense pressure, the location is gather by combining the information of the o
11.
by Rampoina 7y ago
Damn it, you're going to make me spend 240€ on this :D Is it velocity sensitive? How is the feel of the keys?
12.
by Rampoina 7y ago
I have the opposite opinion (I also own a linnstrument). I come from a piano background, and as someone that kind of struggles to improvise in keys with more accidentals I was attracted to the idea of an isomorphic layout. After playing a l
13.
by Rampoina 7y ago
See http://annafeit.de/pianotext/ for another interesting take on this idea.
14.
by Rampoina 8y ago
What is Deepmind's interest in not releasing the source code and weights for the neural networks? I'm excited about their work but it seems that it would be much better for everyone if they just released their work openly.
15.
by Rampoina 8y ago
Well, thank you for the uncalled-for insult!
16.
by Rampoina 8y ago
Welp, just as I got hired to work at Red Hat. :(
17.
by Rampoina 8y ago
I played the Discworld MUD a few years ago, and I actually found it underwhelming in some aspects. I came from having played a few IF (interactive fiction) games where the puzzling element is important. I was expecting to find the same kind
18.
by Rampoina 9y ago
Thanks! some of these do look quite good. I wish I had the opportunity to try them out, so far I've just been able to try experiments on the Vive, not finished games.
19.
by Rampoina 9y ago
> But I can list a dozen incredibly good gaming experiences in VR off the top of my head. I rarely touch non-VR games now. Could you actually do it please?
20.
by Rampoina 9y ago
I played it for a while, it was fun but a bit frustrating having to fight the people trying to turn god mode off.
21.
by Rampoina 9y ago
I can read this formula and understand it, I just need a little bit more time than the mathematicians. I'm pretty sure that was the case for most computer scientists there.
22.
by Rampoina 10y ago
How is the single atom isolated? And how can you make sure there's only one?
23.
by Rampoina 10y ago
Is this supposed to be sarcasm? Do you use a steno keyboard?
24.
by Rampoina 10y ago
Thanks for posting this, It's very cool. I don't like the first one very much, it resembles me improvising some times; randomly repeating patterns without any direction or structure and without going anywhere. The second one is be
25.
by Rampoina 11y ago
This is evil
26.
by Rampoina 11y ago
Can I ask what exactly do you find is a "horrible mess", and why is it bad for beginners to start with Blender? Also, when did you try it?, because it changes considerably fast (to the better). I started learning CG with 3d Studi
27.
by Rampoina 12y ago
It's a cool project but again I'm not sure what I would gain from the modes, counts and motions. Right now I use Awesome WM which is really similar to howm without changing modes, and without using the motions and counts (but I do
28.
by Rampoina 12y ago
I think they shouldn't use modifiers at all, ideally you would enter the mode with MODIFIER+modekey and then press the normal keys: q2c. I don't know if that's possible with your current program but that's what I meant.
29.
by Rampoina 12y ago
I really love vim keybindings and I use them wherever I can (firefox with vimperator, the shell etc), however I'm not sure that modes make sense on a window manager. In my opininon it doesn't have that many operations, and they do
30.
by Rampoina 12y ago
I use awesome WM and I didn't need to customize any of the keyboard shortcuts; it uses the windows key as the modifier key and as far as I know no other program uses it. Also I don't get how the Windows 8.1 window management comes

More ›