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by phleet 3y ago
10,000s of tons of CO2/year: how much we can remove from the air in 2023 1,000,000,000s of tons of CO2/year: how much we need to remove by 2050 We need to double our capacity every 21 months for the next 27 years
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For Sale: A Promise to Remove Invisible Gas(jamie-wong.com)
11 points by phleet 3y ago|1 comments
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by phleet 4y ago
Hi! Author here. Agree it could be more discoverable. The feed is here: https://jamie-wong.com/atom.xml
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Debugging Misadventures: Down the Rabbit Hole(jamie-wong.com)
40 points by phleet 6y ago|3 comments
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Debugging Misadventures: Down the Rabbit Hole(jamie-wong.com)
2 points by phleet 6y ago|0 comments
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Speedscope – Interactive Flamegraph Explorer(jamie-wong.com)
7 points by phleet 8y ago|0 comments
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Reverse Engineering Instruments’ File Format(jamie-wong.com)
87 points by phleet 8y ago|8 comments
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Simulating the Physical World(jamie-wong.com)
5 points by phleet 9y ago|0 comments
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Bezier Curves from the Ground Up(jamie-wong.com)
3 points by phleet 10y ago|0 comments
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Delete and Heal for Vector Networks(medium.com)
2 points by phleet 10y ago|0 comments
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Bending the Dynamic vs. Static Language Tradeoff(jamie-wong.com)
2 points by phleet 10y ago|0 comments
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by phleet 10y ago
I worked at Khan Academy for two internships and then just under 2 years fulltime, and don't know anyone that has anything less than positive to say about Kamens (nobody called him Ben because there were no less than 5 Bens at Khan Aca
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by phleet 10y ago
(Author here) I cheated: to prevent that steady state (since it's ugly), I have 3 dye injectors strategically placed, causing certain areas to get redder, greener, and bluer over time. Without that, yes, it turns into a muddy grey.
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Fluid Simulation (with WebGL demo)(jamie-wong.com)
9 points by phleet 10y ago|0 comments
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by phleet 10y ago
Author here -- I also just published a new post on ray marching, which you might find interesting if you find this post interesting: http://jamie-wong.com/2016/07/15/ray-marching-signed-distanc... My luck on
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Ray Marching and Signed Distance Functions(jamie-wong.com)
4 points by phleet 10y ago|0 comments
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Metaballs and WebGL(jamie-wong.com)
2 points by phleet 10y ago|0 comments
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by phleet 11y ago
Webpack's algorithm for doing this is not black magic -- it has to consciously consider the same tradeoffs as were involved in this post. How many chunks should you have?
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by phleet 11y ago
Haha, sorry, that was me. I was eating my words, because it looks like there is support! The experiments described in this post were conducted early this year, and it looks like those developments are fairly new? I just discovered this too:
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by phleet 11y ago
We're playing around with inline-styling our components, but pushing the inline-styles into CSS injected into `<style>` tags in the head. It's experimental at the moment, but it's being sent into production shortly: ht
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by phleet 11y ago
This is a hard generalization to make, but it's certainly true in the worst network condition case. Even if your client-side rendering happens instantaneously and your JS is (magically) 1kB, it's still 2 round trips before you can
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by phleet 11y ago
I've been looking for something like this forever! I loved AutoIt v3 on Windows, and osascript always felt super crippled in comparison (as well as impossible to look up documentation for). I've long since forgotten what I wanted
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by phleet 11y ago
It's a lot harder to reason about memory constraints on recursive programs. The clearness and correctness of the code often ignores the possibility for stack overflow. Most naive implementations of DFS will hit the stack limit given tr
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by phleet 11y ago
Thank you for posting this! We've done similar performance analysis at Khan Academy by using the navigation timing API and throwing the data into graphite. The most interesting part of this post for me is seeing that the numbers (serve
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Linters as Invariants(jamie-wong.com)
2 points by phleet 12y ago|0 comments
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by phleet 12y ago
They don't inherently have to be sampled. Just like you can define the perimeter of a circle given constants (x_0, y_0, r): (x-x_0)^2 + (y-y_0)^2 = r^2 you can define the perimeter a metaball on a list of (x_i, y_i, r_i) as described i
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Metaballs and Marching Squares(jamie-wong.com)
5 points by phleet 12y ago|0 comments
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by phleet 12y ago
Beautiful page! One small nit: when loading up the page on a mac, I see OS X window chrome around the examples, but Windows style C:\ file paths
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by phleet 12y ago
The link to "Assembly" in the page footer is broken.
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by phleet 12y ago
Can someone explain to me the migration path towards ES6 and syntax like this? This isn't syntactically valid ES5, so is there a reasonable path to making the browsers run ES6 directly? If I just include it in a <script> tag dire

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