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To go in the opposite direction, if you wanted to add an option for people fine with large CPU/GPU expenditure (i.e., if this were playing on a dedicated TV in
by dlivingston 6y ago
To go in the opposite direction, if you wanted to add an option for people fine with large CPU/GPU expenditure (i.e., if this were playing on a dedicated TV in an actual café), it might be fun to add a WebGL canvas and make lofi/vaporwave-inspired effects [0].
[0]: http://hands.wtf/rad http://hands.wtf/rad
- dylan604 6y agoWhy would you ever target wasting CPU/GPU when better alternatives are available?
- artful-hacker 6y agoI actually really like this feature when playing music for a whole room on my OLED TV. People like watching the fancy graphics and I get to dodge a tiny little bit of burn in.
- dylan604 6y agoYou missed the part of better alternatives. I didn't mean to turn off the anim, just switch it to a more efficient method of doing it.
- catlifeonmars 6y agoWhat are the better alternatives?
- codebolt 6y agoI'm guessing pre-rendered animations. Better alternative if you're optimizing for performance, but maybe not if we're optimizing for other metrics.
- ajkjk 6y agoIt might be cool.
- dylan604 6y agoIt might be cool to needlessly spin up a CPU/GPU for no reason other than not being familiar with a more effectient method of doing something? I don't know where you come from, but that's not my definition of cool at all