AriaMinaei

At Theatre.js [0] we are enabling artists and engineers to create great interactive experiences. We are also empowering people to craft their own creative environments. Our mission is to blur the line between designer and developer, author and consumer, artist and scientist.

We recently announced $4.5M in seed funding [1] and are assembling a small core team, with autonomy and a great deal of creative freedom for our teammates.

Positions:

  - Founding Designer - Senior
    * The focus is on product design, including UI/interaction design
    * Apply if you have an eye for bold visual design and cinematics
  
  - Founding Software Engineers - Senior
    * These are three positions, each focusing on one or more of:
      * Frontend/UI engineering
      * Design enginering
      * Platform and framework
      * History and multiplayer collaboration
      * 3D graphics (WebGL)
    * Our tech stack is TypeScript and React

The constructionist movement is trying to change that. To make making be the education.

Great to find this on the front page!

I call Theatre.js a hackable animation tool. It helps you to:

- craft detailed motion for JS values,

- route those values to actual visual objects, like DOM nodes, THREE.js objects, or your homemade libraries, (someone even did a lightshow with Arduino and Theatre.js)

- and build visual tools for your own tech stack.

I was weighing whether to go with videos or GIFs a few days ago. Sadly, video in markdown is not supported everywhere (eg. in npmjs.com) so some users wouldn't see them. And the readme wouldn't make much sense without the videos as this project is about motion design, so not much to explain in text.

So I opted for GIFs and spent a couple of hours cutting/speeding up videos to get the file sizes down.

So I put the disk in, and it says something like "Do you want to install Lindows?" with no options, no warnings or anything. So I hit Yes/Okay/whatever the single button on the screen was, and without zero warning, it proceeded to wipe my entire hard drive.

It's been 17 years and it still hurts :)

More conclusive evidence that everything we eat is good for you [1], I recently discovered skyr, a traditional Icelandic dairy product [2] with an unusually high protein/calories ratio.

It looks and tastes very much like the homemade yogurt of my grandma, "māst kise-i." And the preparation procedure of skyr and māst kise-i are almost the same.

Anyway, skyr is good for you. It replaces the protein shake, plus it has the other nutrients of a good dairy product, goes with all kinds of foods, and costs no more than yogurt.

[1] :P