Genuinely, Blender guru is the absolut goat. Just do the donut tutorial, trust me. From there on, feel free to specialize.

Link: "Blender 3.0 Beginner Donut Tutorial" (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjEaoINr3zgFX8ZsChQVQ...) — youtube playlist to learn the basics of Blender while making your very own donut

I started learning Blender a few months ago and I agree, the donut tutorial is excellent. One tip that helped me was to recreate the tutorial from memory after each video. So I had two files, one for following the tutorial and one for practice.

+1

Don't know whether videos are a good fit for Show HN.

My first visualization / video essay done with Manim. The underlying math can be found in Cormen et al.

Happy for any feedback.

I wouldn't even say that the problem is that it is only leveraging cgroups.

They grew too fast before they know how to commercialize it, if they had a payment model from the beginning this wouldn't have happened imo

Stupid question: What are some cool things about Livebook that Jupyter is missing? Besides the language obviously, although Jupyter supports custom kernels as well

I get why you think that, but I'd say that Wordpress was a different time.

Back when your Squarespace/Webflow/Wix didn't exist yet, this was a "great" no-code solution

I still think WordPress is great (far better than those other options in the space), I just think Laravel was what PHP needed to legitimize it to developers. You can build anything with Laravel as a framework, it's great.

Yes, because of the more mature literature and ecosystem. There is a reason quickcheck didn't come out of purescript.

> There is a reason quickcheck didn't come out of purescript.

One of those reasons is going to be that QuickCheck predates PureScript by 14 years.