koolala

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by koolala 4y ago
The new Table of Contents on the left seems great.
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by koolala 4y ago
What's an example of something that does blindless fully GPU driven rendering? Would it mean CPU lag wouldn't slow your game because the camera could be fully controlled by the GPU?
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by koolala 4y ago
Why does this make it cheaper? Couldn't this site just be stealing people's API keys?
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by koolala 4y ago
Could this run in recent Blink Wasm system? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34367767
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by koolala 4y ago
My hope is the engine Godot could fill this role as well. It is lower level but its also nice its a full engine designed for general game usecases.
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by koolala 4y ago
Is LAN P2P? If yes, WebRTC is 100% P2P over LAN is it not?
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by koolala 4y ago
6 to 8 people is a lot even without using Star-Configuration WebRTC. For example, how many people do you talk to at once face to face in real life in an average group? 4 to 6 people calls its like the size of a normal table at a restaurant.
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by koolala 4y ago
How many concurrent users can it support on a single cheap nodejs server? Or is the client the bottleneck?
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by koolala 4y ago
They started out very restrictive on their vision and ecosystem - but nowadays isn't all that made up marketing? You can't install Linux on it sadly but like... can it run any Android app? Can it connect to a PC Linux software in
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by koolala 4y ago
The Quest 3 will be really interesting. If they can really lower the price of the Pro to $300. I'm excited for the Deckard as well but doubt it will be near $400. My main concern with the future is Ergonomics. We are practically talkin
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by koolala 4y ago
Could lunatic one day run on a website? Wouldn't wasmtime itself need to be compiled to wasm for that to be possible?
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by koolala 4y ago
Is there a place I can find it online?
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by koolala 4y ago
Do you find Esperanto is closer to a full language? Does it avoid the burden of learning a full language? To me I am excited by the potential to learn a whole language in a day. Like learning the entire syntax of C vs. C++. To at least know
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by koolala 4y ago
A world were everyone could speak scheme is a beautiful idea. Like if we were cyborgs. I'd hope there is still value in learning the thought patterns of Scheme 1.0.
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by koolala 4y ago
Some people say writing and computers and law have frozen English as well. At least relatively. It really depends on your own goals and opinions of language and what kind of world-wide-web of communication you'd be wanting. I'm th
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by koolala 4y ago
I don't think there is validity to that though I do appreciate the humor and sentiment. A book can be copy-written sure but many have re-created the spec and dictionary. Recreating a spec is the entire idea of teaching something from s
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by koolala 4y ago
'Toki Pona' has been slowly making strides as a good world language. Not as a replacement for English of course but as a modern Esperanto.
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by koolala 4y ago
Aren't there lots of ways to decentralize a ledger? For example, create a collective of 30 independent organizations all over the globe - each audited separately - and have them create a shared ledger based on consensus?
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by koolala 4y ago
What is your main way of life in Canada if you are not working? Are you retired or will you need to seek employment later?
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by koolala 7y ago
Have you ever considered what a VR programming language could look like? A language doesn't have to be black and white text. C and Bash don't have to directly overlap if technology creates simple syntax that expands beyond how key