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901.
by koolala 2y ago
On Firefox Nightly on my Steam Deck it "cannot find WebGPU in the environment".
902.
by koolala 2y ago
1960: Arrays (Lisp) 2001: Arrays & Trees (Json) 2042: Graphs, Trees, Arrays (XML final era)
903.
by koolala 3y ago
WebGL2 is faster to use today for GPU performance. WebGPU, however, is in many ways simpler and more flexable. I hope we eventually see good performance benchmarks for WebGPU on GPUs across different devices / architectures.
904.
by koolala 3y ago
Its as cool as VR powerpoint...
905.
by koolala 3y ago
Humans? Recommend any good slice of life comic books? Or comic book set in VR or Reality?
906.
by koolala 3y ago
Is Channels what they call the collaborative component? It isn't open sourcing?
907.
by koolala 3y ago
If they did it themselves. The point of that kind of croudfunding is people investing in the creative vision payback instead of financial payback.
908.
by koolala 3y ago
What are some tasty ones besides raw fruits and veggies? Penut Butter and Jelly?
909.
by koolala 3y ago
It reminds me of 'social engineering'. Convincing it to do what you want.
910.
by koolala 3y ago
I like the idea and the use of the new Browser FS. I agree with everyone about the importance of it being 'Linux' because Linux implies you can install stuff for Linux on it.
911.
by koolala 3y ago
https://youtu.be/g50f6Sjle5o?si=PtcWxTGKX55LWNIk I made this video to show one way how multiple spatial programs look. It's sorta like VR today is early 1982-era computing where we can only open a single 3D terminal an
912.
by koolala 3y ago
Is a server required for exaquOS functionality? Beyond serving it of course, I'm excited to run all this stuff locally and requiring a server normally defeats the point of something running in a browser.
913.
by koolala 3y ago
If you don't own your engine then you don't own your game. Games are unique like that - music and other art is interoperable - software isn't.
914.
by koolala 3y ago
https://editor.godotengine.org/releases/4.2.dev4/
915.
by koolala 3y ago
I love how Godot supports the web like this, they are bleeding edge https://editor.godotengine.org/releases/4.2.dev4/ i see a lot of future for it in webxr and spatial computing, excited for its full release
916.
by koolala 3y ago
I'm excited for when this is out of Beta and ready for production. https://editor.godotengine.org/releases/4.2.dev4/
917.
by koolala 3y ago
JBMod 2 might be better, I hope fans of gmod unite and make Godot's Mod.
918.
by koolala 3y ago
VR Slide Rulers
919.
by koolala 3y ago
It can do a Y Combinator with types can't it?
920.
by koolala 3y ago
I might be thinking of JSOLN. Let's talk about that instead.
921.
by koolala 3y ago
Until it is.
922.
by koolala 3y ago
That isn't true obviously. It's like saying lists aren't a programming language.
923.
by koolala 3y ago
% [List, Dictionaries!]
924.
by koolala 3y ago
JSON is a 4 letter name too! Could replace LISP with it.
925.
by koolala 3y ago
God writes 4D X-L
926.
by koolala 3y ago
Monads!
927.
by koolala 3y ago
To me, it doesn't seen like X11 or Wayland was designed for the future spatial displays of computers. Compositors in 10 years are complex three dimentional stenciling things. So ultimately its still unclear to me which will be more fle
928.
by koolala 3y ago
:)
929.
by koolala 3y ago
What I mean is, they can easily be used as monads - and in fact every Excel user might do so without even knowing what a monad is. Like 41 is used in commutative expressions all the time by people who don't even know what communitivity
930.
by koolala 3y ago
My conviction goes like this: 1. Excel doesn't use rigid types so we can throw away all the rigid math stuff (this is where our perspectives diverge into non-sense) 2. Each Cell is a Monad 3. Each monad can be composed and reflect each

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