Hugh Sanderson

Computer dork, family man, 2.0 kids.

[Hugh Sanderson @GameHaxe]

@seti_park @Tesla_Optimus @GoingBallistic5 Looks pretty similar to this elbow design: https://t.co/vkZjHELdYN where the linearity breaks down near full contraction. Not such a problem for a knee though.

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@adcock_brett Looks like you could save 20% of the effort and go with 4 digits per hand. The little one looks like it is only needed for drinking tea with the queen.

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@ID_AA_Carmack I always wondered if Paul McCartney was a computer guy with his song "When I'm 64".

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@mikeysee It's getting harder by the day for Tesla to release a new Optimus demo and not look woefully behind (eg, dancing without feet leaving the floor).

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@Scobleizer @adcock_brett @Tesla @Figure_robot @kscalelabs @BostonDynamics @1x_tech Teslabot looks great if you want to dance without moving your feet.

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@robdangerous Keep fighting the good fight!

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@JohnVial I was trying to do some stuff with an Nvidia device over usb and no virtualization worked. So I ended up booting ubuntu from a dedicated Usb stick, which felt like getting a whole new computer for $50.

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@thomasuster Yeah, it can be pretty brutal. Some of the "puzzles" could be made more logical, but that is part of the charm.

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Before Warcraft, before GTA, before Witcher, there was CASTLE. Play the game that started it all: https://t.co/V95RGuoVkJ

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@Sandersoph You can just drink straight from the bottle in there.

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Latest version of my #Robotic arm. Uses a differential gear and an @actuonix P16 actuator in the gripper to grab almost anything.
https://t.co/0BcWtBGf9k

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@Sandersoph @event_cinemas @LunaCinemas Does he play a mono-spaced font? I don't think he could carry it off.

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@cmandlbaur Not really. I have done a few things with things like tensorflow where you can generate the externs from code, and there are projects like unreal.hx that use some definitions, but I do not have a unified approach.

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@omgjjd @Nanjizal_net I cross-compile nme from windows to rpi. Much faster and no probs installing haxe. Not so great if you want to make good use of the keyboard though.

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@mknol Qix is pretty much just lines (and rects)

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@Nanjizal_net I actually announced it back in 2017, https://t.co/2xwq6O0D6N but it did not get much traction.
You can write your own preloader (in plain haxe/js, using DOM or whatever). Maybe one day I will make a fancier one.

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The latest release of #haxe #nme has improved web support via the hybrid jsprime target. Check out some code and a demo at: https://t.co/K9B6wcCfZI and https://t.co/w4wl8XLv8u

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@YellowAfterlife Yeah, looks like I need to zero something

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@elsassph Yes, it ships in the haxelib just like the other "ndlls". Pretty easy to recompile if required though.

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@elsassph It compiles the haxe code to js, and the nme c++ runtime to wasm. As opposed to haxe to hxcpp to wasm or a js runtime implementation. This keeps the targets consistent and fast.

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@Nanjizal_net It's open source, so you can just use this Ai and do whatever you want graphically.

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@Nanjizal_net I'm not too interested in 3D upgrades, but there are some things that would be nice - flipping the board of black, and being able to move forwards/backwards in the move list. Suggestions, attacked pieces and socket to other engines would also be upgrades.