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Category Archives: Rambling
Geometry without geometric algebra
When I was younger I invested a lot of time into studying geometric algebra. Geometric algebra is a system where you can add, subtract and multiply oriented linear subspaces like lines and hyperplanes (cf. Grassmanian). These things are pretty important if … Continue reading
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Relations are hard to model in category theory
WARNING: This is a somewhat rambling post about category theory. If half-baked mathematical philosophy is not your thing, please consider navigating away right now. Anyway, the thing that I want to write about today is the difference between category theory … Continue reading
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Making an MMO in 48 Hours
Ludum Dare 23 is done, and here are my results: I really doubt that I am going to win any awards for graphics… or gameplay… or sound.. BUT! It is multiplayer It has persistent state It is HTML5 And … Continue reading
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A call for more technical blogs
There is a trend these days to avoid writing about technical things in programming — and in particular game development — blogs. Just go to places like r/programming or altdevblogaday, and so on and you find plenty of articles giving … Continue reading
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