GitHub is down...again. How is your week going?

#watercooler #discuss

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Matteo Bruni • Apr 24 '20

This week was a productive one!

I improved last week TypeScript unit testing
Created particles emitters

Learnt about Spatial Hash Maps to improve performances of particles (w/ help of another contributor)
Fixed the collision system that was just random, now it has math 🤣

Created particles absorbers (black holes)

A lot of refactoring and bug fixing, but it's not much exciting 🤣

Cristian • Apr 24 '20

Wow, those look awesome!

Ben Halpern • Apr 23 '20

Some folks from our team just finished DEVS on Hulu.

We were just talking about it because of GitHub being down.

Probably deserves its own thread due to spoilers...

[SPOILERS] Anybody watch Devs on Hulu? What did you think?

Ben Halpern ・ Apr 23 ・ 1 min read

#discuss #watercooler

Cristian • Apr 23 '20

I had no idea this show existed, I'll have to give it a shot!

Raymond • Apr 24 '20

Thanks for asking. My week has been going ok so far. I've been dealing with errors in nodejs and python recently, but learning about threejs has kept me happy so far.

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