ttsiodras

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   by ttsiodras 16y ago

   Simple: the secondary rays don't "bunch" up together - there's no advantage to doing them in a second pass, you won't suddenly get coherence that way.
2. 182.▲
   by ttsiodras 16y ago

   > Very nice post, though. Neatly organized and well written, I really enjoyed it. Blushing :-) Glad you enjoyed it, hope you have a chance to look at the GPL code, too.
3. 183.▲
   by ttsiodras 16y ago

   Rasterization works per triangle - which means that each CUDA thread is working on a triangle. Which means that by definition, each thread reads/writes to a completely different place in the Z-buffer and reads from a completely different pl
4. 184.▲
   by ttsiodras 16y ago

   Well it was a weekend project, so I am not sure it is exactly... elegant. But thank you, I accept the compliment :-) As for my negative conclusions... I wouldn't describe them as "negative", just "objective". Some algorithms are easily adap
5. 185.▲
   by ttsiodras 16y ago

   > If you believe this, then I recommend doing a start-up I did ( http://www.tapeditor.com )
6. 186.▲
   Corporation-level coding - venting steam (rant)(users.softlab.ntua.gr)

   2 points by ttsiodras 16y ago|2 comments
7. 187.▲
   Benchmarking Javascript in browsers(semantix.gr)

   2 points by ttsiodras 16y ago|0 comments
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   A simple 3d benchmark in HTML5/Javascript(semantix.gr)

   1 points by ttsiodras 16y ago|0 comments