electronstudio

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by electronstudio 2mo ago
This is what I attempted with https://github.com/electronstudio/low_latency_dictation However the accuracy of the real time models is poor, so I did a second pass with a higher accuracy model before committing the text
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by electronstudio 5y ago
I just learnt assembly last week, and I made a list of all the resources I used: https://loughton.me.uk/2022/01/01/assembly-language.html
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by electronstudio 5y ago
Willing to relocate: No Location: London, UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Rust, Kotlin, Python et al. Résumé/CV: https://electronstudio.co.uk/public/cv2021_redacted.pdf Email: hn@electronstudi
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by electronstudio 6y ago
A Python wrapper over SDL such as Pygame Zero[0]? I have used it to teach kids[1]. [0] https://pygame-zero.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ [1] https://github.com/electronstudio/pygame-zero-book
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by electronstudio 6y ago
Location: London, UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Godot, Java, Kotlin, Python, Swift, OpenGL, Linux, Android, iOS. Résumé/CV: https://electronstudio.co.uk/public/cv2019-redacted.pdf Email: hn@
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by electronstudio 6y ago
All free software is open source, by definition.
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by electronstudio 6y ago
Yes, Godot are doing that. The Godot IDE is created with the Godot engine.
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by electronstudio 6y ago
They don’t brag about it as much as Microsoft do but IntelliJ Community Edition is free software. https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community/blob/master/...
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by electronstudio 6y ago
Last time this was posted I started working on a Gemini client: https://github.com/electronstudio/2face Currently it’s TUI, but will add GUI eventually. It’s fun to have a protocol small enough you can implement it you
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by electronstudio 7y ago
Yes people are entitled to sell proprietary forks of free software - it's a non-copy left license so perfectly legal. However it puts Godot in a poor position relative to competitors. If you want a free console game engine you could
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by electronstudio 7y ago
Sure you can hire someone to do the port - they do advertise it on that very page. But there is another open source game library, Monogame, that distributes their code for free for consoles. You just have to vertify that you are have signe
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by electronstudio 7y ago
When I started developing RetroWar[1], I found Unity quite a disappointment, and so I developed my own custom engine in Kotlin. It works very well, but it took several years. Recently I tried Godot because I was looking for something simpl
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by electronstudio 7y ago
The goal isn't education in how to make games or use a particular library. The goal is education in coding, and games are just the hook to maintain interest. Pygame Zero hides the bits we don't care about so they don't dist
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by electronstudio 7y ago
I have been using this to teach kids to code. I have compiled some of the material I created into a book: https://github.com/electronstudio/pygame-zero-book I have also been working on a similiar but 3d library: https
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by electronstudio 7y ago
I have been teaching kids games programming with Python. I have compiled some of the material I created into a book here: https://github.com/electronstudio/pygame-zero-book The only way I have found to maintain intere
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by electronstudio 7y ago
Location: London, UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Java, Kotlin, Python, Swift, OpenGL. Résumé/CV: https://electronstudio.co.uk/public/cv2019-redacted.pdf Email: hn@electronstudio.co.uk I have
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by electronstudio 7y ago
You have a short memory. Netscape Navigator 3 had a >75% market share. Mozilla, which became Firefox, was a total rewrite, but that rewrite was done by the same people and was released as Netscape 6 - 9.
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by electronstudio 7y ago
Since Red Hat make Red Hat and Red Hat also make CentOS, could Red Hat not simply ask Red Hat not to put in those references in the first place? Or when they do put them in to always include a flag to easily remove them?
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by electronstudio 7y ago
6th formers are aged 16-18. I think 6th graders are much younger?
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by electronstudio 7y ago
Is it still an Electron app? The only reason for using Electron is surely because you don't have the manpower to develop a proper native app. But then how have you got the manpower for a rewrite?!
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by electronstudio 7y ago
If they had done just that and only that - taken IPv4 and added more bits - we might all be using IPv6 now. Instead they used the opportunity to cram every feature but the kitchen sink in there, so none of the hardware vendors were interes
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by electronstudio 7y ago
I recently taught a class[0] on Python programming for children where we used the Mu[1] editor. Mu bundles Python with the editor in a single download so it is very easy for beginners to get started. [0] https://github.com/e