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by badlogic 2y ago
It's being used by a lot of companies with WebGL tech stacks mostly deployed on low-powered slot machines. Quite a few web games in the Asian market also use it. However, three.js likely won't add anything for a 2D game. You'
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by badlogic 2y ago
The skinning could be done GPU side but with caveats: the number of bones that can influence a vertex would be limited and matrix palettes might have to be split up, inducing multiple draw calls. There actually was a GPU skinner at some poi
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by badlogic 2y ago
The Enterprise license doesn't claim any revenue share. It's a subscription model that triggers above a revenue threshold. It cross-finances the non-enterprise, pay once lifetime licenses for individuals, which get updates forever
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by badlogic 2y ago
The license explicitely allows that. Basically all third party integrations do exactly that.
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macOS code injection for fun and no profit(mariozechner.at)
1 points by badlogic 2y ago|0 comments
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xLSTM code release by NX-AI(github.com)
123 points by badlogic 2y ago|28 comments
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Show HN: Ledit – all your procrastination in one place(ledit.marioslab.io)
12 points by badlogic 3y ago|2 comments
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by badlogic 3y ago
Heh, I built myself leddit.lol for the exact same reasons.
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by badlogic 3y ago
The express app is really only used during local dev. In prod, only the bot part is relevant. The site is served statically via Nginx, with a log_format that doesn't use any PII in it. That's part of my Docker setup, which is not
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by badlogic 3y ago
Oh, thanks for the info. The client embeds external media, e.g. from YouTube. I'd assume that is the culprit. The server only serves 3 static files and doesn't do anything else.
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Show HN: Ledit – a read-only, client-side only Reddit and HN client(marioslab.io)
5 points by badlogic 3y ago|5 comments
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by badlogic 4y ago
It's actually pretty close in speed, and quite a bit faster to compile larger code bases. The key benefit is being able to debug while the program is running in VESA modes, something you couldn't do in Turbo C or similar environme
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by badlogic 4y ago
It does work on M1, that's my personal setup.
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by badlogic 4y ago
In DJGPP, you can use uclock() to get a sort of high precision timer, at least much higher precision than the 18.2Hz timer usually employed in DOS apps. As for audio, I'm afraid I have no suggestions. My memory is blurry, likely becaus
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by badlogic 4y ago
Aww, thank you for the kind words!
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by badlogic 4y ago
Pointing out media bias is just as important as pointing out inefficiencies in government.
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by badlogic 5y ago
Ah yes, I meant to write below cost. That's what baby induced insomnia does to an adult brain.
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by badlogic 5y ago
How much money does Facebook make from selling headsets? The answer is <= 0, as they sell at or above cost.
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by badlogic 5y ago
The author has only changed the license text and README. No changes to the code base have been made. The networking capabilities of Audacity seem to be disabled by default anyways when building from source.
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by badlogic 7y ago
A massive down turn.
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by badlogic 8y ago
I'm currently teaching basic computing with a focus on introductionary programming to 14-18 year olds. The myth that kids that age are all digital natives and hence much more adept at learning CS amd programming is wrong. A tablet in e
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by badlogic 8y ago
I gave your service a quick whirl. Love the design language as a developer. What I don't like is that I have to provide my credit card information to get any detailed info (assuming there is such a thing behind the Stripe checkout). Th
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by badlogic 9y ago
JNI roundtrips definitely do not cost 1ms per trip.
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by badlogic 9y ago
Citation needed. At least in Austria, a country with a 90%+ unionization, that is absolutely not the case.
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by badlogic 9y ago
Yes!
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by badlogic 9y ago
JetBrains?
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by badlogic 9y ago
Super exciting project. I'm currently renovating a flat I bought, and looked into speech-language home automation. Snips is exactly fitting my criteria of being able to control what gets send out. My only concern is the microphone setu
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by badlogic 10y ago
I'm on of those "young founders" here and have zero issues with the SVA. They take at most 20k/y from you for health care and pension, and I'm fine with that. And just because you don't want to pay your potenti
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by badlogic 10y ago
I wonder if a better approach would be to make critical media consumption mandatory in schools. This approach seems like a whack-a-mole game.
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by badlogic 10y ago
Ah, so you created a new account because you are from TU Dresden. When I was in academia it was OK to call out other institutes without doing so anonymously. Has this changed?

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