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The octopus, the boids and GHC 6.12.1rc1
I had been eagerly awaiting the release candidate of the latest GHC (6.12). Last night, the GHC team delivered. Straight away, I downloaded and installed it on octopus, the 8-core machine I use for be… more →
Communicating Haskell Processes
Flocking Music Painter test,
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fdevant wrote 1 month ago: or when mixing things starts getting messy Well, when i had several unfinished projects comes the ti … more →
Flocking Things
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fdevant wrote 1 month ago: Going deeper into particle systems and that sort of things. I was thinking on steering wills, which … more →
Who's Who...Hugh? (this could be a runner!!)
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hughjend1 wrote 1 month ago: Pls study the images below & decide which of the two minor celebrities pictured is a card carryi … more →
Boids
Nat wrote 1 month ago: Hello, the past few days, I’ve been interested in the idea of Boids. This is basically a syste … more →
The octopus, the boids and GHC 6.12.1rc1
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Neil Brown wrote 2 months ago: I had been eagerly awaiting the release candidate of the latest GHC (6.12). Last night, the GHC team … more →
Boids Simulation: Part 5
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Neil Brown wrote 2 months ago: After part 1, part 2, part 3 and part 4 of this guide, we now have fully functional boids. In this p … more →
Boids Simulation: Part 4
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Neil Brown wrote 3 months ago: After part 1, part 2 and part 3 of this guide, we now have boids moving around and doing some very b … more →
Boids Simulation: Part 3
Neil Brown wrote 3 months ago: After setting up some infrastructure in part 1 of the guide, part 2 added a boid process and got it … more →
Boids Simulation: Part 2
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Neil Brown wrote 3 months ago: In part 1 of our boids series, I showed how to get the bare minimum up and running — a window … more →
Boids Simulation: Part 1
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Neil Brown wrote 3 months ago: In the 1980s an animator named Craig Reynolds was interested in animating groups of animals, such as … more →
Brutal psychedelia, semantic dissonance and pints of lovely apple beverage: Supersonic 2009
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Russ L wrote 3 months ago: Supersonic 2009, 24th-26th of July (inclusive): I will recap this via three categories, I think. The … more →
Supervisual
Russ L wrote 3 months ago: Supersonic was over a month ago and so I suppose I really had better get on with posting something a … more →
Two men and a bird
H. Skippety wrote 4 months ago: Currently reading The Dance of the Dissident Daughter: A Woman’s Journey from the Christian Tr … more →
Aesop semi-vindicated: video proof that rooks use rocks!
H. Skippety wrote 4 months ago: Aesop’s fable of the crow and the pitcher has been shown to be true. Well, all right, rooks … more →
Flock/Swarm
Owen Deery wrote 5 months ago: Emergent behavior is something that I get very excited about. Emergent behavior in nature reminds me … more →
Black Holes
Shahar Gold wrote 1 year ago: when the propaganda you are expected to believe is just so crude, this works in favour of propaganda … more →
It's a holiday in that Warwickshire, where people dress in black
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Russ L wrote 1 year ago: We went on holiday to Stratford-Upon-Avon for three days/two nights, and it was absolutely lovely. I … more →
The Herd Is The Police
Shahar Gold wrote 1 year ago: you don’t want to believe they are what they are, but they are very eager to reveal themselves … more →
The Logic Of Parasites
Shahar Gold wrote 1 year ago: it’s difficult to keep track of their every violation and their every hypocrisy, and they … more →
