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bromagosa
6y ago
Yup, totally. Power feature discoverability is not where we shine... :p
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bromagosa
6y ago
Yes, I totally agree that the website needs to make the important aspects apparent right away :) We've been basically focused on finalizing the last details before launching beta, but reworking the website is on our list of urgent task
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bromagosa
6y ago
In Snap!, GP and MicroBlocks there's a pretty powerful keyboard interface to assemble blocks. I use it all the time instead of dragging blocks. Check out page 115 of the Snap! reference manual here: https://snap.berkeley.edu
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bromagosa
6y ago
Hi Avi! Let me first say that my final project at university was about Seaside, and that project landed me a Smalltalk job that marked the beginning of my professional life as a developer. I can't thank you enough! Regarding Teensy boa
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bromagosa
6y ago
Actually, there are no similar projects that I can tell of. MakeCode, the "one that comes with the micro:bit", as you say, is not a live language and only works for a couple of boards. It's not even a language, it's a fa
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bromagosa
6y ago
Glad to see MicroBlocks on the front page of HN! I'm one of the project devs. Feel free to AMA :)
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bromagosa
8y ago
microblocks.fun is still in Alpha, but check it out nevertheless! It works on lots of 32 bit microcontrollers. It's been tested on the micro:bit, circuit playground express, calliope and several Arduinos.
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bromagosa
12y ago
Great! Congratulations on the web redesign as well!
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Learning to Press Doorbell Buttons
(ece.iastate.edu)
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12y ago
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bromagosa
12y ago
Nope, you need to have contents in Catalan in your .cat site, not for six months but forever. I couldn't find this 6-months clause anywhere, and the terms don't mention it at all: http://fundacio.cat/ca/domini
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An HTML5 snake game in 7 minutes using Ludus (Amber Smalltalk)
(vimeo.com)
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12y ago
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Semi-autonomous line tracer robot with S4A
(blog.s4a.cat)
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12y ago
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Crazy little thing called Science
(jutlandstation.dk)
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12y ago
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Homeopathic medicine possibly contaminated with actual drugs
(improbable.com)
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12y ago
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NASA's STEREO Solar Observation Mission [video]
(upload.wikimedia.org)
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12y ago
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The human body as an electrode to power portable electronics
(phys.org)
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12y ago
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bromagosa
12y ago
I tried the URL that's shown at the end of the video and it didn't work :( Any live demos?
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How dung beatles use the Milky Way to find their way home
(vimeo.com)
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12y ago
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bromagosa
13y ago
Well, opensourcing a product doesn't forbid you to earn from it, but that's your personal decision ;)
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bromagosa
13y ago
Is it opensource? I'd love to see the code.
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Jeff Van Bueren's Postal Experiments
(improbable.com)
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The Essence of Reynolds
(cs.bham.ac.uk)
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bromagosa
13y ago
Ship it as a mobile app, seriously!
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bromagosa
13y ago
I was thinking exactly the same thing! What kind of stuff would you want to keep on a straight trajectory and prevent from steering? Many studies that seem unpractical or even stupid at first sight become genius when somebody finds a proble
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Unrideable bricycle
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13y ago
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Kansas: flatter than a pancake
(improbable.com)
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Projection-Based Olfactory Display
(vrlab.meijo-u.ac.jp)
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The Improbable book
(oneworld-publications.com)
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Haxe 3.1 released
(nadako.tumblr.com)
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Projection-Based Olfactory Display with Nose Tracking
(web.cs.wpi.edu)
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