Thiago Barcala

[Thiago Barcala @thiagorb]

@glenn_vtx @DimanNe @gabsmashh What I’m saying is, if you tell people to come with their own algorithm they will write a xor and look at the result and think it is safe enough. Some people think base64 is an encryption algorithm.

[Thiago Barcala @thiagorb]

@deleugyn @_Codito_ @JustSteveKing @taylorotwell O(2n) is the same as O(n).

[js13kGames @js13kGames]

Less than 48 HOURS left to start #js13k 2022! Remember to keep it simple, make sure you remove all the functionalities that are not essential.

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[Thiago Barcala @thiagorb]

@Doggie_wumpus @neiltyson The paper you posted in the thread compares the emission/km. So, walking 20km would have bigger emission than driving 20km. It still doesn’t invalidate living closer to where you work as an option to reduce emissions.

[Thiago Barcala @thiagorb]

@JackEllis @carlsverre @DomenicRavita Did you consider installing Linux on the Mac mini? 😄

[Thiago Barcala @thiagorb]

@XluvB @elonmusk @mattymogul @Tesla @karpathy If I’m not mistaken, this representation of the road displayed by their car is not the simple rendering of some data received from some centralized service. It is the information the car was able to infer from the camera’s images.

[Thiago Barcala @thiagorb]

@noximo @assertchris

[Thiago Barcala @thiagorb]

@noximo @assertchris Not saying that I endorse this idea either, but you could have an empty private constructor and use only the static new as constructor instead.

[Thiago Barcala @thiagorb]

@crlflamnegovai @thiagobrb Acontece 😂

[Thiago Barcala @thiagorb]

@thiagobrb @crlflamnegovai Kkkkk… tendi nada

[Thiago Barcala @thiagorb]

@MaximeEuziere iCos is basically a table that maps angles to cos(x), but x is in the range of 0 to 65535 instead of 0 to 2 * PI. I guess there is some more efficient way of implementing the easing without using cos, but since the iCos was already there, it was good enough for what I needed.

[Thiago Barcala @thiagorb]

@MaximeEuziere It could be simplified to something like "0.5 + Math.cos((1 + x) * Math.PI) / 2". I'm not a cpp expert either, and this is not how this code would be written nowadays. The code is using integers instead of floats cause floats were expensive back then...

[Thiago Barcala @thiagorb]

@MaximeEuziere I wrote these easing functions for an old game that is being maintained by an open source project: https://t.co/4hmMEm2jds

[js13kGames @js13kGames]

Check out Space Jump - #js13k entry by @thiagorb for the @js13kGames 2021 competition! #webmonetization https://t.co/CdhXuxOAvr

[Laravel News @laravelnews]

Coming to the next release of Laravel 8 is anonymous migrations. This will prevent any conflicts if you ever named two migrations the same, and it's completely backward compatible. https://t.co/5HVvcH67Yx

[Thiago Barcala @thiagorb]

@laravelnews Glad to see that my contribution had such an awesome response from the community!

[js13kGames @js13kGames]

Check out robots.txt - #js13k entry by @thiagorb for the @js13kGames 2020 competition! #webmonetization https://t.co/oTub2Xdf1c

[Thiago Barcala @thiagorb]

@jacobmparis @maria_hex @BenLesh I don't always look into individual commits, but when I do it makes me happy when they are small and meaningful. :)

BTW, you can also commit partial changes to a file with `git add -p`. I use it to double check every single change, to avoid pushing debug code or something.