Peter Stace 🇦🇺 @peterjohnstace

petsta.net Sydney, New South Wales Joined May 2015

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Peter Stace 🇦🇺 @peterjohnstace

3 years ago

#NYE2023 vantage point

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Peter Stace 🇦🇺 @peterjohnstace

3 years ago

I wrote another blog post about Go's RWMutexes. This time, about a pernicious class of bug that occurs when using them recursively. petsta.net/posts/recursiv… #golang

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Peter Stace 🇦🇺 @peterjohnstace

3 years ago

I wrote a blogpost about when to use Go's RWMutex petsta.net/posts/rwmutex/ #Golang

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Peter Stace 🇦🇺 @peterjohnstace

5 years ago

#genuary #genuary2021 day 2 (prompt: Rule 30)

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Peter Stace 🇦🇺 @peterjohnstace

5 years ago

I'm a bit late, but I thought I'd give #genuary2021 #genuary a go. This is my entry for day 1 (prompt: triple nested loop). I'm planning to plot it for #plottertwitter soon.

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Pavel A. Samsonov @PavelASamsonov

5 years ago

Linear roadmaps are misleading without a crystal ball for seeing the future. A roadmap that recognizes the existence of risk as time goes on is more honest. But an effective PM needs to anticipate possible branches, too - and create clear criteria for following each path.

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Peter Stace 🇦🇺 @peterjohnstace

5 years ago

😅 a break from the usual news 😅

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Peter Stace 🇦🇺 @peterjohnstace

5 years ago

After a brief hiatus, I dusted off the pen plotter and did some more experimentation. This time with Perlin Noise "flow fields". #plottertwitter

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Peter Stace 🇦🇺 @peterjohnstace

5 years ago

I found a bug in the go compiler 😱 github.com/golang/go/issu…

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Peter Stace 🇦🇺 @peterjohnstace

5 years ago

A new #plottertwitter piece. Archimedes spiral offset by a Perlin noise field (an original implementation, but not an original idea).

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Peter Stace 🇦🇺 @peterjohnstace

5 years ago

I added a path planning overlay to my #plottertwitter software, showing the "pen-up" travel in red. The path planning algorithm uses a greedy approach, selecting the closest unvisited line end to go to next. An RTree is used as an index.

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Peter Stace 🇦🇺 @peterjohnstace

5 years ago

Distortedored grids: similar designs are floating around on #plottertwitter, so I decided to do my own take.

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Nearmap @nearmap

5 years ago

Looking forward to more beautiful views of Tamarama, without the hashtag! 🌞 Thanks @slsnsw! Wherever you are, stay safe! #stayhome #aerialimagery #beautyfromabove