Another one for "The nature of code" by @thecodingtrain Path follow algorithm (do not confuse with path-finding). as usual with @tresjs_dev. #threejs #vuejs

Little free time today, quick demo from the @thecodingtrain "The nature of code" book. Flow fields, as usual made with @tresjs_dev. @vuejs @threejs

yo aprendí con videos de TheCodingTrain durante la pandemia, estarán anticuados ya supongo pero weno, que te lo puede explicar cualquier LLM, es un conocimiento básico

thursday 3/26 - we're doing a creative code popup exhibition @tiatplace for one night only, come see creative coding installations inspired by @thecodingtrain ’s Nature of Code book luma.com/NOC12

tues 3/3 - we’re going through Ch.10 on Neural Networks in The Nature of Code book by @thecodingtrain participants are invited to exhibit their work in a final group showcase at the end of the book luma.com/NOC10

tues 2/10 - we’re going through Ch.8 on Fractals in The Nature of Code book by @thecodingtrain luma.com/NOC8

I bought the "nature of code" book from Daniel Shiffman @thecodingtrain, and let me tell you, it is very good! I'll try to do the demos using @tresjs_dev #threejs. This one is the basics of Forces (gravity, friction, liquid resistance, wind)

I'll start: I'd love to have @aurielws, @Casey, and @thecodingtrain in the studio please 🫶

I trained my Fetus and an AI on the exact same data. What's the first word: Data or Dada? Meet #FetusGPT built with @thecodingtrain @elevenlabs @PlaudAI a fetus. Human Fetus Collaborator: @nickgillespie 👶🤖 Shot at @poptech Full talk 🎥: youtu.be/QXb3M1PBLpg?si=iyzY…

I’d bet the baby out‑writes the bot after its first nap!

.@srsiskind trained her Fetus and an AI on the exact same data. What's the first word: Data or Dada? Meet #FetusGPT — built with @thecodingtrain @elevenlabs @PlaudAI a fetus. Human Fetus Collaborator: @nickgillespie #TeamBaby vs #TeamBot… who learns faster? 👶🤖 Shot at @poptech 🎥 Full PopTech talk: youtube.com/watch?v=QXb3M1PB…

Yes!! @thecodingtrain is so good!

I do like programming, but sometimes I get really confused and give up haha (it's normal for humans), but I don't completely give up, sometimes I bounce back with a broader perspective. And I want to be better than @zachxbt, yeah, you definitely know this person, I want to be better than Zach, Zach, if you see this, give me some encouragement, buddy haha. Then there are some great people I know on Twitter, here are some of their usernames and expertise: - @jeresig: JavaScript expert, founder of the Mozilla evangelist program, software architect at Khan Academy, shares JS tips and design patterns. - @jasonfried: Co-founder of Basecamp, software productivity expert, tips on team management and building efficient apps. - @codinghorror: Co-founder of Stack Overflow, unique insights on software development, community, and entrepreneurship. - @shanselman: Programmer with over 20 years of experience, tips on tools, coding practices, and new tech for all levels. - @BrendanEich: Creator of JavaScript, former CTO of Mozilla, founder of Brave, discussions on language design and web privacy. - @addyosmani: Google engineer specializing in web performance, tips on front-end optimization and open-source contributions. - @traversymedia: Full-stack web development educator, tutorials on HTML/CSS/JS/React/Node.js for beginners to pros. - @thenetninjauk: Web development tutor, comprehensive playlists for JS, Node.js, React, and Flutter step-by-step and project-based. - @DevSimplified: Focus on JS, debugging, and full- stack, tips on effective coding strategies from basic to advanced. - @thecodingtrain: Creative coding with p5.js, algorithms, ML, visual and fun content for learning programming. - @CoreyMSchafer: Python, Git, SQL, JS tutor; clear explanations for intermediate developers and self- learners. - @moshhamedani: 20 years of software engineering, Python, JS, React, API tutorials, practical and industry-ready style. - @gdb: President of OpenAI, updates on ChatGPT and software engineering in AI. - @GergelyOrosz: Engineer formerly at Uber/Microsoft, Pragmatic Engineer newsletter, engineering tips in big tech. - @levelsio: Indie hacker, founder of Nomad List tech startup tips, AI tools, and building products solo.

The leading figure from the @thecodingtrain

Yesss

Only correct answer

Never heard of them, I’ll check em out, seems to match the vibe

@thecodingtrain gets my vote

The Raibert hoppers were a triumph in the nascent days of legged robotics. Walking was too hard… so why not run first? A clip from today’s coding stream with @shiffman from @thecodingtrain: youtube.com/live/3FeySIv-gFM…

ou u also know @thecodingtrain 👀 based