Andrew Walpole

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Principal Web Developer & Engineering Manager. Currently VP of Web Engineering at Fingerpaint.

Previously: Traina, Jack in the Box, Intercasting Corp, Napster

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Developer, Designer, Maker, Teacher, Learner, Leader

My posts are my own.

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Website/Bloghttps://andrewwalpole.com/
Githubhttps://github.com/walpolea
Codepenhttps://codepen.io/walpolea
mfm.rockshttps://mfm.rocks

Bought a sketchbook and decided to put it to the left of my keyboard to see if anything came of it.

Full success! Doodled up these under-desk hook designs until I had one I liked, revised the shape in Illustrator, extruded in Fusion, and 3D printed and mounted within an hour.

📝 You're not a front-end developer until you've...

Gotten bullied by me in the form of an interactive quiz!

https://www.nicchan.me/blog/youre-not-a-front-end-developer-until-youve/

You're not a front-end developer until you've... - Nic Chan

Published at least one shitpost!

@chriscoyier Follow-up question: how many people did you just piss off doing this emergency update?
@davatron5000 Yep, only like the 2nd because it's explicit and can be bubbled to the top while assignment is somewhere far below. Maybe `--foo: ;` at the top fixes my concern?
@davatron5000 When you said perf differences this is about what I had guessed. Makes sense, will have to retrain my brain! Thanks!
@davatron5000 I'm curious to know more about the performance profiles side of it. I tend to prefer the DX of the 2nd one.
And related, I broke the flocking out into a new `Flocker` type, which I accidentally made better by allowing the `Flocker` to also be `MOVABLE`.
In the first tests, Wanderer still had flocking code, which counter-acted the `Sense/Signal`, removing it shows a quicker and more concentrated swarm.
Added a `Sense/Signal` capability in https://mfm.rocks - All `Wanderer` types now stop and signal when they sense `Wall`, creating a loose swarming effect.
MFM.ROCKS

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