Connor Dennison
@SixBeeps
stupendous human being
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Made with Basic (beta)Recent comments (110)SixBeeps10 months agoIt has certainly been a while since I've touched this project. Heck, Repl Talk still existed back then...
I made the board bigger and added some more sound effects. There was also a bug where you could preload clicks, causing you to lose instantly. That got fixed in this version.
PS02 years ago♪ WE KICKED A KID, UNITED ♪ WE KICKED A KID, UNITED ♪ WE KICKED A KID, UNITED ♪ WE KICKED A KID, UNITED ♪ WE KICKED A KID, UNITED ♪ WE KICKED A KID, UNITED ♪
BradleyTownsend2 years agopoggers
DSAClara202 years agoSo, at the end I think it was a glitch but.. it showed 2 black squares and I pressed them both and it didn't do anything. But overall amazing!
glitchish2 years agokewl
DodoDash2 years agoEpic
Codemonkey512 years agoWoah :O
bobjeffco2 years agoawesome
AsherThomasThom2 years agoi don no how to play this
SeamusDonahue2 years agoI originally saw this on amasads profile. but really cool!
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VocaloidSubtitler Given a VOCALOID5 .vpr file, convert the project's vocals into SubStation Alpha subtitles.
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[[🤯SIZE UPDATE💥]] 2DAim
It has certainly been a while since I've touched this project. Heck, Repl Talk still existed back then...
I made the board bigger and added some more sound effects. There was also a bug where you could preload clicks, causing you to lose instantly. That got fixed in this version.522
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📷 Neat Looking Roman Numeral Diagram!
Last night, I came across this article about some fun facts about Roman Numerals, and they had this awesome image of a grid where each cell's brightness was the length of the Roman Numeral for the value of its X times its Y: image
Seeing a grid with colors, I instinctively went to write a PG-BASIC program to do this. My primary goal was to see what would happen if you made this image larger (spoiler: it's way more awesome than I was expecting). My only challenge was writing an algorithm that could turn a number into a Roman Numeral. This was especially difficult since many of the implementations I could find used recursion (I don't trust GOSUB with that power just yet) or used while-loops (a thing that PG-BASIC doesn't have). So, I had to change some things around to get it to work.
I'm happy with how this turned out though, and hopefully you think so as well!5
ImageCompressionPerforms lossy compression on an image using n-rank approximations
Lossy Image Compression using Linear Algebra!
Please read through README.md for the full story
I really like how this project turned out. Though both libraries I used here were more painful to use than usual, it gets the job done.21
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[Game of the Year 2022] FishBeeps! 🐠
Truly a sight to behold.
In all seriousness, this is just a primer project I did for another, much larger game I'm going to be working on in the near future. Though, info about that will come much later... 🤫
Press F to fish. Hold Home while pressing F to force spawn a gunfish.
Don't forget to heart!MrVoo @SixBeeps This is amazing :O How long have you been working on this, three years?? Way better than any other game on replit, you could get rich off of this1 year ago
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📹Metal Yourself! A neat camera filter
Have you ever wanted to be metal? No? Well I don't care.
Metal Yourself! is an image filter I came up with. It works by performing edge detection using a convolution matrix on the camera and using the edges to mimic engravings in metal. The filter uses your computer's GPU (if you have one) through GPU.js, which allows the filter to run really fast compared to if it were to run on the CPU.
The point of this project was to familiarize myself with writing GPU kernels and to understand how convolution matrices worked. I was hoping that it would've came out better than it actually did, but it is what it is.
Feel free to fork the Repl and write your own filter kernel. I documented the important stuff, but if there's anything else that need explaining, just ask.sn236 @SixBeeps It's not working I have enabled my camera but it isn't showing anything.
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MrVoo @SixBeeps amazing :) also that has to be the best why-is-this-not-working-aaaa post ive ever seen 1 year ago
SixBeeps @MrVoo Lol thanks. Turns out I forgot to turn the input value into a number before passing it to GPU.js, and that caused it to flip out.1 year ago
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[GPU.js] Adding <input> tag suddenly causes a Chromium breakpoint to trip on GPU mode
Be warned, this is about the most voodoo error I've ever experienced.
Browser: Chrome 96, also tested with latest version of Edge
Host OS: Windows 10
GPU: Nvidia Geforce GTX 1050Ti
CPU: Intel i7-7700HQ CPU @ 2.80GHz
I'm using GPU.js to perform a "metallic" filter on an input video stream. My kernel works perfectly fine under normal circumstances. However, I want to add some settings for the user to play with. Okay, sounds good, I'll just add some input tags and reference them in my JS...
Then everything turns to rubbish and my browser spits out a STATUS\BREAKPOINT error. I haven't even touched my kernel! What's weird is that this only happens when the kernel is set to run on the GPU and dev mode is off. If dev mode is on, then my kernel becomes undefined. If I turn it back off, and switch over to CPU mode, then it runs just fine_.
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What in the hoohaa is happening here?!?!?!
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C# Not Working (Repl Talk question)
This is a very basic question that I could answer myself, but I swear I'm asking it for a reason.
Are cycles gonna be going? Last I heard about the redesign of RT, they said they weren't getting rid of them, but I'm not sure if that's still the case.
(Also, why isn't this function working?)lsikora I don’t have the answer to your question however it makes me wonder what Coder100’s reaction would be if they removed cycles….. @SixBeeps 1 year ago
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visualnovel: The SequelA sequel to the hit Kaboom game visualnovel, featuring all new characters and enticing gameplay!
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Okay so,
I was working on a Java coding challenge that called for the use of a queue. Neat, I like queues. But when I learned queues in my data struc
theangryepicbanana I would think that a linked list would be more efficient for a queue because they require fast (and efficient) insertion and deletion. Linked lists are obviously good at this (being O(1) for insertion and deletion, particularly if you also keep track of the end of the links), which is much better than arrays, where you would have to re-allocate an entire array for every addition/removal1 year ago
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Cool Magfieldneat little square that travels around. click to send the square somewhere.
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Hey all,
I'm making a Discord bot which parses some given input. This input will almost always be multiline.
Right now, I'm using message listeners
Howdy.
I'm making a vector library for myself that currently looks something like this:
var vec1 = new Vector(5, 3, 7);
var vec2 = new Vector(-1, 2,
Blank Repl
Highwayman I agree that vec1.dot() looks nicer, but I fell like..- static operations like number two seems like it more closely adheres to...like...gah- best practices? maintainability? like not depending on inner workings? 🤷♂️ something??
I'm...gonna stop talking now.2 years ago
Coder100 personally i like number 1 because it is more mathematically correct, but you could probably use operator overloads instead
ez:
var vec1 = new Vector(1, 2, 3);
var vec2 = new Vector(1, 2, 3);
vec1 = Vector.dot(vec1, vec2); // ew
vec1 = vec1.dot(vec2); // nice
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\>\> WATCH THE VIDEO ABOUT THIS FIRST! <<
It explains exactly how this works and the science behind it.
You heard that right
I've been working on th
Node.js
Uh so this just happened.
I'm working on a project with a comically large amount of data (26.2MB across nearly 37.6k files) and the entire folder con
Teddy007 No - however, for future reference, if you create a file (not sure about folder, though it'll probably work) with the same name as the file/folder you lost and go to said Repl's history and look at that file you want to restore, you can restore its data.2 years ago
Okay so here's what I've got going on:
I have a project that will need to grab a user's profile picture given only their username. This can supposedl
Coder100 erm
it's set-cookie
var replitHeaders = {
'Set-Cookie': connect.sid=;
};
and you have to actually go to your cookies and copy your connect.sid
So it becomes roughly:
var replitHeaders = {
'Set-Cookie': connect.sid=ehouCRLeuHce;,
'X-Requested-With': 'urmom',
'Referer': 'replit'
};
yeah you need the other 2 and that's it. The replit errors should help you2 years ago
ch1ck3n it works for me on python (bc python good) maybe I can make an API that fetches data from another API
alright, its done
fetch('https://repldata.ch1ck3n.repl.co/ch1ck3n')
.then(response => response.json())
.then(res => {
alert(res.icon.url)
})
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ruiwenge2 take a look at @codingjlu’s ReplAPI: https://replit.com/talk/share/ReplAPI/1417562 years ago
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