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chkas
4mo ago
That should give the same result.
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chkas
4mo ago
You can take a look at this - it's fast even without vector operations, as long as you avoid the branches that are often predicted incorrectly. https://easylang.online/blog/branchless
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Learn to code with browser-based Python and simple graphics functions
(python-online.ch)
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chkas
6mo ago
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chkas
6mo ago
I made a similar tutorial for RSA and DH in Easylang—a learning and teaching programming language I developed myself. What makes things a bit difficult is that Easylang doesn't support big numbers. https://easylang.online&#x
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chkas
2y ago
This is mine in my programming language: https://easylang.online/apps/mandelbrot.html?v=hn1
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chkas
2y ago
The physics in the simulation was faulty, that should be better now. Of course there are less collisions in 3D than in 2D. And this catapulting of stars is also an artifact in the discrete computer simulation https://tiki.li/
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Biocubes – A Visualization of Everything on Earth
(biocubes.net)
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chkas
2y ago
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chkas
2y ago
Did some experimenting with gravity, not sure how far the physics is correct, but looks okay https://tiki.li/run/#cod=dVLbbuIwEH33Vxyp0gqKGhIktKVqeO1HIB5...
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The IAC discovers a planetary nebula that destroyed its solar system
(iac.es)
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chkas
2y ago
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chkas
2y ago
@design choices: The graphic primitives built into the language - this is not useful for a general purpose language - but in beginner language this is an important motivating factor.
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chkas
2y ago
The aim is to offer beginners a simple and interesting entry into programming. IMO there is an unoccupied niche for this between Scratch and Python. In the days of home computer BASIC, it was easier to learn programming - you switched on th
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chkas
2y ago
It shouldn't be that complicated. I tried it once with gravity and without limits on the edges. The cluster of stars moved around in 2d space and stars were repeatedly catapulted out, which then disappeared. Maybe you need a super grav
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chkas
2y ago
Another one - small colliding balls https://tiki.li/run/#cod=jVPBbtswDL3rKx5QYEgd2FWMDliWaIf+RpG...
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chkas
2y ago
https://easylang.online
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chkas
2y ago
Hello author here. I'm a little surprised to see this on the front page of Hacker News. This is just a simple demo for my educational programming language Easylang. You can easily edit the code and increase the particle count for examp
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Biocubes: A visual representation of biomass and technomass
(biocubes.net)
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2y ago
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Advent of Code analysis through the years
(jvanelteren.github.io)
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chkas
2y ago
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An ad-free QR code generator and the handy JavaScript library that comes with it
(jsqr.de)
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2y ago
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chkas
2y ago
Another programming environment for kids with its own simple programming language: https://easylang.online/ide/
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chkas
2y ago
I have programmed a small simulation of colliding balls in 2D. https://easylang.online/show/#cod=jVPbbptAEH3frzhSpMqJFYppI0...
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chkas
2y ago
Not Logo - but BASIC.
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chkas
2y ago
Maybe a help window where you can select commands like "background" would be helpful.
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chkas
2y ago
Thanks for the suggestion - my native language is not English.
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chkas
2y ago
First JavaScript, now WebAssembly - the world keeps on moving.
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chkas
2y ago
Python is very powerful and can therefore be quite complicated and has some pitfalls for beginners.
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chkas
2y ago
If you need more colors, you can use "color3 r g b", where the values range from 0 to 1.
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Show HN: Programming Is Easier Than Most People Think
(easylang.online)
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2y ago
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chkas
2y ago
I find the article a little confusing. IMHO the point is that you must NEVER reuse an XOR key sequence for stream cipher encryption. With RC4, this meant that you could never use the same key. With modern stream ciphers there is the nonce f
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Show HN: A few small games not only for kids (made with my programming language)
(easygames.online)
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2y ago
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Show HN: Interactive course for everyone revealing the mysteries of programming
(easylang.online)
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chkas
2y ago
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