Let’s pair program gravity simulation (using JavaScript and p5.js, with Dan Shiffman)

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[onedimensionalchess]

As soon as I saw this in my feed, I knew everything was going to get pushed back and hour. These two are so awesome.

[eugeneganshin]

Didn't know that Robert Downey Jr. could code.

[ridespirals]

glad there's no semicolons, I stopped using them a while ago and I don't miss em.

[SogMosee]

Watching Daniel shiffman watching Daniel shiffman

[devluz]

27:30 I wonder if recreating new objects on each each vector operation would be problem in JavaScript. I know in some languages creating many new objects in a short timespan can cause huge performance drops depending on how well the garbage collector / memory allocation and deallocation is optimized. Because of these problems many math libraries usually allow the user to avoid it. e.g. Java had huge problems with this in the past.

[BuildWithAITools]

What is your next coding video? Keep it up! Would you like to be YouTube friends?

[khutulka]

// no semicolons
let test = 42
(() => {/*code*/})()
// Uncaught TypeError: 42 is not a function

[smoothbeak]

Does anyone else here that that MPJ has a bit of a Johnny Depp vibe/look?

[bitbyte]

Dude on the right of thumbnail of video looked like Robert Downey Junior

[vympel]

The fact you're not using a separate script is a little fastidious

[homemmakako]

import chai from "chai";
chai.should();



describe("Simple happiness test", () => {
it("Should not wake up (hapiness is real)", (done) => {

const statement : string = "I only follow two programmers on youtube." ;
const favs : string[] = ["Fun Fun Function", "The Coding Train"];

if ( onVideo(favs[0]) && onVideo(favs[1]) ) {
console.log(`${statement} When I first saw the thumbnail with ${favs[0]} and ${favs[1]} i had to pinch myself `);
  let myself = new Person("homemmakako");
myself.pinch( (wokeUp) => {
if(wokeUp) //TODO maybe replace with ternary?
console.log("only to find out it was all just a dream");

  else
console.log("but turns out it was just my dreams coming true :D"); //Expected log
wokeUp.should.be.false;
done();

});

}
});
});