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I've been waiting years for this. Once compute shaders became available to the browser I planned to finally get around to writing some code because you could p
by state_less 9y ago
I've been waiting years for this. Once compute shaders became available to the browser I planned to finally get around to writing some code because you could project out to so many platforms. This sucks the entropy out of the coding task. You don't have to have multiple implementations, with unique bugs on multiple platforms.
JS has improved over the year but you can also go with a typed language if you wanted like purescript or typescript.
- state_less 9y agoI guess I'll have to keep waiting, this isn't using compute shaders apparently.
- nsthorat 9y agoWhy wait?
- state_less 9y agoI guess I targeted compute shaders in the browser as a good time to revisit linear algebra and ANN since I could expect improved performance, improved programming model and improved portability. You have created an abstraction that is pretty portable. You'll probably be able to capture new performance enhancements as they occur on web runtimes. Maybe I'll try it out.