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ggambetta
4mo ago
I love this! Happy to see I'm not the only crazy out there trying to port modern renderers to the Spectrum :D I've been meaning to experiment with assembly, but haven't gotten to that yet. This has some good ideas I'd lo
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ggambetta
5mo ago
No need to resend inputs with seq IDs <= the last one acknowledged by the server, right? 1-2 seconds sounds like overkill. Unless the server updates themselves are lower than 0.5-1 Hz, but what kind of game is that? A very sparse world w
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5mo ago
This is so well made! In the car racing track there's an overpass, and the cursor correctly Z-orders depending on whether you're coming from the upper or lower part of the track. Respect.
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ggambetta
6mo ago
We tell ourselves scary stories about everything new. Advances in electricity + medicine == FRANKENSTEIN!
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ggambetta
6mo ago
I learned primarily by trial and error, haven't found any good articles or videos :(
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ggambetta
6mo ago
Hahaha, good observation :) I ran out of my childhood books (in Spanish) to fix, then I ran out of my GFs childhood books (in Latvian), so at that point I offered my services to anyone in the Google Zürich office. I got books in all kinds o
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ggambetta
6mo ago
I'm into book restoration, here's a gallery: https://photos.app.goo.gl/1oNxCfKJp4k6yjoZ9 Much less niche, but I'm also really into acting: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=do5PicgU0Jw
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ggambetta
6mo ago
Can we also ban anything where the second line is "let that sink in"? And anything claiming that "X is a masterclass in Y" (especially for (tweet, empathy))?
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ggambetta
6mo ago
Can't help but think of George Clooney orchestrating the heist from his villa in Lago di Como (with a perfect alibi somehow). Maybe Brad Pitt was hungry.
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ggambetta
6mo ago
That's just, like, your opinion, man. I loved the book and I loved the movie.
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ggambetta
8mo ago
Nice, but I'm going to need some ND filters :)
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ggambetta
8mo ago
"Brute force" would be trying random weights and keeping the best performing model. Backpropagation is compute-intensive but I wouldn't call it "brute force".
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8mo ago
May I add Computer Graphics From Scratch, which covers both rasterization and raytracing? https://gabrielgambetta.com/computer-graphics-from-scratch/i... I have to admit I'm quite surprised by how eerily similar
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8mo ago
I used ordered dithering in my ZX Spectrum raytracer ( https://gabrielgambetta.com/zx-raytracer.html#fourth-iterati... ). In this case it's applied to a color image, but since every 8x8-pixel block can only have one of t
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ggambetta
8mo ago
https://gabrielgambetta.com - home of Computer Graphics from Scratch, the Client-Side Prediction & Server Reconciliation series, and some more misc things.
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ggambetta
9mo ago
Pretty sure they're gone, that's why gphotos-sync and the like have stopped working ( https://github.com/gilesknap/gphotos-sync-discussion/discuss... )
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9mo ago
I switched to Gmail in 2007 or so. I used to have a gzipped mbox of my previous emails, dating back to maybe 1996 or 1997 when I got my first email account. This file was lost at some point, and I'm really sad about it. In some ways, i
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9mo ago
OP's link is a good one, but if you want a different perspective (heh), there's https://gabrielgambetta.com/computer-graphics-from-scratch/i... , also from scratch, also for free. The name clash is unfortunate
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ggambetta
9mo ago
I want my 5 Bitcoin back :_(
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ggambetta
10mo ago
RANDOMIZE USR 0
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10mo ago
My degree was 5 years back in the day. Was it worth it? Maybe, probably. But these days people seem to get a bachelor's and a master's in 5 years, and it kind of pisses me off to have that CV disadvantage when my degree could have
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10mo ago
That spoiler should be a crime.
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10mo ago
That's pretty hardcore, respect :)
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10mo ago
I learned to solder as a pre-teen so I could make a nullmodem :) Then I learned that resistors were a thing when I made a parallel port sound card (this thing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Covox_Speech_Thing ). Fun time
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ggambetta
11mo ago
Great presentation, loved the format! Looking forward to the other two parts. I did a bit of ordered dithering on the ZX Spectrum Raytracer ( https://gabrielgambetta.com/zx-raytracer.html#fourth-iterati... ), it was surprisin
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11mo ago
I had Star Wars in VHS, with the most ridiculously awful Spanish subtitles you can imagine. I wish I still had it, or had some pictures at least :_)
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11mo ago
And someone would have replied "I could care less" (incorrectly implying they do care, even if it's a little bit) :(
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1y ago
St Peter's Basilica is probably the most mind-blowing for me, even just because of the scale. The intricate facade of the Duomo in Milano, the green and while marble exteriors of the Duomo in Firenze, the (neoclassical?) architecture o
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1y ago
I was generally underwhelmed by it (possibly because of the extensive hype) but the light inside did blow me away, made the visit worth it.
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ggambetta
1y ago
Shut up and take my money
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