surmoi

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by surmoi 5mo ago
France has the same done officially to evaluate if public local entities can benefit from our soverein open source office suite https://suiteterritoriale.anct.gouv.fr/conformite/cartograph...
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by surmoi 10mo ago
I thought about such a solution for teaching recently, so I'll try it for the next class :D I don't mind live coding for students, but it often diverges a bit, I'd rather stick to what's on the repo I prepared with atomi
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by surmoi 1y ago
We train for surface protocol to become automatic, so even depraved of oxygen, it becomes a reflex. It does a big difference, you'd be surprised to see how many ppl blackout when surfacing because they exhale too much first :/ Reg
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by surmoi 1y ago
Although you need to watch the non US version for the real ending and good soundtrack !
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by surmoi 1y ago
The whole history of freediving is an excellent example. E.g Scientists were telling freedivers to not go under 100m, or their lungs would implode under the pressure. They did it anyway and discovered that our body has a way to protect agai
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by surmoi 1y ago
Exodus Privacy will let you know about this kind of Android apps you should avoid installing https://exodus-privacy.eu.org/ Swiggy is actually a small player in terms of permissions requested, with 'only' 47 Compa
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Open-source wheeled biped robot(github.com)
28 points by surmoi 2y ago|9 comments
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by surmoi 3y ago
Running it for a few years. Very good! Helps you focus on what matters, easy to tweak and fork. Replacing the default OnePlus launcher make me gain a bit more performance as well, especially switching accounts on the phone! Plus I suspect s
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by surmoi 4y ago
The binaries produced just for the engine itself (so exluding the game code and assets) is already several MB large when compressed with brotly or gzip [1]. So it works, but it's too large to be competitive enough on web games portals.
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by surmoi 4y ago
They have, but they listed them only in the Others and Linux tab for some reasons 2a0f:fc80:: 2a0f:fc81::
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by surmoi 4y ago
Depends for which platforms you want to create game for. If it's for web games, you should stick to JS game engines, such as babylonjs Engines like Unity produces binaries that are too big to be competitive for that market.
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by surmoi 4y ago
Unfortunately not, it was supposed to be recorded, but some technical issues prevented this from happening :( I wonder if it would be legally ok now that I've left that company to write a blog post about the content of that lecture. (t
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by surmoi 4y ago
I worked for several years at Ankama on the game client of the MMORPG Dofus. When I arrived, the code base had already undergone an entire refactor and a change from ActionScript 2 to 3. At that time the developers had spent some time to br
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by surmoi 4y ago
When I was at school, we studied the specifications document for that car which are really interesting! The car was designed to transport two farmers with "sabots" (wooden shoes) and either 50Kg of potatoes or a keg. The whole his
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by surmoi 4y ago
I like this approach, I often thought of having it integrated into a game directly. Players could browse and select to sponsor from a few features I'd plan to integrate and thus allow them to have some say on what they'd like to s
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by surmoi 4y ago
I worked for too long on mobile games, ads mediation company are indeed the worst, IronSource included. It's a nightmare to work with their black box SDKs, and god knows what they do in that, in addition to tracking and showing ads (do
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by surmoi 4y ago
That's because very often mobile games are not developed with performances in mind or when they are, they'll use everything the device can give, often pushing it into throttling mode, because mobiles are not made to be run at sust
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by surmoi 4y ago
Something like this ? https://poki.com/en/g/blumgi-ball Should be playable on mobile as well. Poki is an excellent platform for web games and I think Blumgi games could be a good fit to what you are looking for.