msk-lywenn

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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
How would you even do a boolean operation over two distances ?
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Jolt Physics added as an alternative 3D physics engine to Godot(github.com)
5 points by msk-lywenn 2y ago|0 comments
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
I wonder if this could be implemented in the original OSSC.
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A simple way to scale pixel art games(30fps.net)
156 points by msk-lywenn 2y ago|76 comments
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
4699$US. Quickest justification I ever made not to buy something
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
You probably want to render back to front. Also, that’s the first part of the problem. OIT solves the case where meshes and even triangles cross each other too.
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
Yes
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
Bad performance is a user visible problem
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Listmonk v4: High performance, self-hosted, newsletter and mailing list manager(github.com)
2 points by msk-lywenn 2y ago|1 comments
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
Rot13 is not a protocol. If you want to make a rot13 over tcp on port 13, your executable would be named tcp13. I thought the same mistake at first too.
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
Maybe the goal is to refill and relaunch immediately?
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
Back when I was working on hololens 1 stuff, I was very surprised how the bad resolution wasn’t actually much of an issue. I think since we’re always slightly moving, our brain makes some kind of natural temporal antialiasing ? And it’s not
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
I was always puzzled by the swiftUI syntax. Thanks for pointer me to result builders, I understand better now. I can't help but thinking the whole thing could be re-implemented with macros now? (result builders appeared in 5.4, macros
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
They also have their own swift implementation apparently? That's the first time I see an alternative implementation of it. https://www.remobjects.com/elements/silver/
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
Buenzli/Demodays OHP (overhead projetor) competition has many of those https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6G5rTavyx7A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZ39obFzaQs https://www.youtube.com/wa
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
I’d like to now to carbon footprint of that fun.
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
Isn't that just how the C# garbage collector works?
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
It stands for Data Oriented Tech Stack. It's their ECS (Entity Component System) + "high performance c#" (a C# subset with their custom compiler). I used to call it Unity 2, since it was so different and incompatible with Uni
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
Yes it can. I’ve seen it done properly only once though. You still have to pay attention to avoid overflows
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
I wonder how this compares with OpenLara https://github.com/XProger/OpenLara
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
This comment feels like it's been written 20 years ago. C# runs natively anywhere and this has been true for at least a decade.
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
I used that technique, works very nicely
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
A modeline is not like reprogramming a firmware or anything, it’s just settings on how to move the electron beam. I don’t know what I did, but it probably moved too far or something, It wouldn’t show anything else but brown
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
I did break a beautiful compaq 21" CRT by setting an unconventional modeline to play gradius in mame in its original resolution. It was glorious. But it dropped a big brown screen from time to time. Until I understood why/when it
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
(2021)
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
What's wrong with Swift's LSP?
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
And supposedly, the compiler transforms the Arc in Rc or even removes it entirely if it can prove to be fine. I still did not check if there is a tool that tells you what was optimized and the reason why something wasn't.
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What's New in Swift? [video](developer.apple.com)
1 points by msk-lywenn 2y ago|0 comments
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
Would you happen to have a breakdown on how to flash the gpu?
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by msk-lywenn 2y ago
In some way, didn't Google become Alta Vista?

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