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by haxiomic 9y ago
The lack of trackpad gestures is very surprising in 2018. Fortunately it can be implemented with an addon but it's not perfect https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/multi-touch-z...
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by haxiomic 9y ago
Can anyone who has experience with MoltenVK discuss any potential pitfalls? (It's existed in a closed-source form for 2 years). Is it a case of loading the library and forgetting it, or will you likely need some MoltenVK-specific codep
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by haxiomic 9y ago
I built exactly that a few years ago: V8 with WebGL bindings that passed through to OpenGL ES. It was to enable WebGL experiences on the GearVR, where a full browser wouldn't cut it. I've got sample using an OS X window but it sho
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by haxiomic 9y ago
I like this approach, I'm keen to try it too – is the project open source? Which browser engine did you use? One advantage of this approach compared to the minimal UI libraries is that you can expect it to work well with a massive arra
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by haxiomic 9y ago
Live stream of the roadster in space is up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBr2kKAHN6M
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by haxiomic 9y ago
Obsidian ultimately became WebGPU in servo (the op's link) – https://github.com/KhronosGroup/WebGLNext-Proposals/pull/11#...
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A theoretical physics FAQ(mat.univie.ac.at)
59 points by haxiomic 9y ago|22 comments
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Generalised Riemann Hypothesis(cp4space.wordpress.com)
1 points by haxiomic 9y ago|0 comments
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by haxiomic 9y ago
How are your people skills? It makes a big difference to have a project manager who's got a decent understanding of the tech. I work with a great PM who didn't make it through the interview as a developer but was asked to join as
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by haxiomic 10y ago
Great stuff! Reminds me of Verve Painter[1], which is a fleshed out fluid-simulation-based oil painting app [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBO2hNv_tTE
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by haxiomic 10y ago
I understand the advantage of the HashLink target is to provide the choice between a fast-to-compile target (HLVM) and a fast-to-run but slow to compile target (C). So you'd want to use the HL target for quick development iterations an
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The New Haxe Target: HashLink in depth, part 1(haxe.org)
161 points by haxiomic 10y ago|8 comments
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by haxiomic 10y ago
This is great to have as a reference - the GLSL parser looks like a very thorough implementation. Thanks! We've recently produced a WebGL implementation on top of V8 (passing calls through to OpenGL ES) - we needed it for a specific us
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Flat lens promises possible revolution in optics(bbc.co.uk)
4 points by haxiomic 10y ago|0 comments
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by haxiomic 10y ago
That's correct, it makes the situation easier for the programmer rather than improving the pipeline directly, however there are benefits for the added layer of abstraction in terms of flexibility and optimization. When your target plat
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by haxiomic 10y ago
The haxe-language project 'hxsl' takes a pretty good stab at improving the situation. With hxsl you write your GPU and CPU code in the same language (haxe) and it generates shader strings (in GLSL or AGAL) at compiletime along wit
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by haxiomic 11y ago
It's an issue for me too, it caused by a bug with the CSS vh unit. The content is there, just a long way down! It's not too tricky to fix so I hope the author see this! (I tend to use js to fix this one)
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by haxiomic 11y ago
Hey, bug report: the page doesn't render correctly on iPhone, testing with iOS 7, the page height is many many times the height of the screen, it's miles of scrolling emptiness before I get to content. Can't debug here but th
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Evolved Virtual Creatures (1994) [video](archive.org)
23 points by haxiomic 11y ago|1 comments
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by haxiomic 11y ago
There were a few aims I wanted to meet: - Stick as closely as possible to the GLSL specification by using the reference grammar with minimal modification - Produce a haxe version of the parser so I could do some haxe-compile-time magic with
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by haxiomic 11y ago
Lemon is great. I used it to develop a browser based GLSL parser[0]. I spent ages working with existing javascript parser generators and kept running into walls with syntax and performance until I settled on porting Lemon. I ported the core
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by haxiomic 11y ago
Location: UK (Plymouth) Remote: happy to Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: modern frontend web (HTML5 & CSS3), WebGL & GLSL, JavaScript ±node.js, haxe, PHP, Objective-C Portfolio: http://haxiomic.github.io/portf
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WebGL Realistic Sea Shader with Comprehensive Comments(shadertoy.com)
2 points by haxiomic 11y ago|0 comments
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by haxiomic 11y ago
Nice idea :), works well. Spotted a small typo in the examples: pcmasterace+mac should be pcmasterrace+mac (missing an r)
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by haxiomic 11y ago
Checkout this explanation of fire by Richard Feynman - its a really eye opening perspective https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1pIYI5JQLE He explains the light of a fire is just the light of the Sun, it's just been store
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by haxiomic 11y ago
I take your point, but the food ultimately gets its energy from the sun, which gets its energy from collapsing under gravity. I don't think there's a clear place to stop, but I'd say the name Gravity Light gets the idea acros
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by haxiomic 11y ago
Love it! If you're studying HTML5, the next thing to try is to execute the Mandelbrot iterations on the GPU with WebGL - GPUs are very well suited for fractal rendering; with a beefy GPU you should find you can render at 60fps https:&
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by haxiomic 11y ago
It depends on what you hope to use it for. I tend to haxe for my side projects and it sounds like in principle it's not far off what you're looking for. The haxe compiler outputs js, python, c++, java, c#, php (along with a bunch
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by haxiomic 12y ago
Try http://www.khanacademy.org (free), their math series starts from basic arithmetic and walks all the way through to undergrad-level mathematics. I personally preferred khanacademy to my math teaching at school and it's b
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by haxiomic 12y ago
It's blank for me, i'm getting the following error, http://i.imgur.com/hOgoySO.png (screenshot)

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