My DeltaE OK JND score is 0.0026
stared into my monitor so much I started seeing geometric patterns, afterimage got so bad all I saw was a gradient
Genuinely impressive
Just a few, it's fineee
LUKS doesn't load bluetooth drivers nor the middleware services nor the pairing data, so it doesn't work when entering the password
Yeah, I made my own controller for the thing, so it has a tiny battery, USB C, and Bluetooth LE, and zmk firmware so remapable however I want. Hardware's on my github if you're interested.
Old IBM Model M keyboard in front of a screen showing monkeytype at 90WPM.
Back on my bullshit again.
Bluetooth works great but I have luks so I can't really daily drive it until I make a proper receiver.
imagine 10" homelab racks with DIN rails
I've just bought it so don't take it as hate, but if it's story driven, at least show *something* interesting, not just a pan across some scenery, that just makes it look like an asset flip
I guess generally you could say Enshitification, but I guess Windowsification or similar might work too
Can you really not? It's on GitHub under OFL-1.1
What hurts most about web dev is the absolute abyss of difference between game optimization and whatever the fuck is going on in JS land
Game devs are shaving literal bits off of data structures so that more can fit in vram
Meanwhile GitHub replaces every character with a span
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Basically something like this, the grass on the bottom doesn't really move much at all, and only the very thin stem moves
I don't know whether I'll be able to find it again, but I remember Ian Hubert talking about realistically simulating grass in blender, basically that real grass is extremely stiff on the bottom, and only the top ever moves, have you thought about adding a really sharp cutoff curve?
One thing I've noticed is every generation coming into the industry learns the stuff the generation before them built, and builds on top of it ignoring every lesson of the old generation
Can't wait for 2030 programmers scared to touch real code because "too low level"
youtu.be/AmrBpxAtPrI
If you have any intersection with software and how it is built and designed, this brilliant talk by @jenson.org is worth your time. www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fZT...
Trying to combine labels + tooltips
Just so I'm clear on this, computer memory has tripled in price because a bunch of it that hasn't been produced yet has been ordered to populate GPUs that aren't installed in data centers that aren't built yet in order to service a demand that doesn't exist to make profits that don't happen.
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That render looks so good! I'm guessing that's blender, isn't it?
(Also having even stuff like GUI Windows as Components that have their changes tracked in something like the Item Store but memory only would mean you could undo stuff like moving or minimizing a window)
Essentially every object in the system would be an entity, which is just a bunch of pointers to components that house the actual data and an identifier, and systems that operate on all entities/components that have the required components.
@alexanderobenauer.com Hey, so I've been thinking about your OS and Item Store, and wondered if you thought about using something like an Entity Component System.
You did WHAT? And HOW FAST?
Although a) you might want to have that kind of versioning b) it might not be that much data and time c) you could run garbage collection on it
Really cool, fits perfect for a knowledge OS, but wouldn't the constant updating and transactions be a lot of overhead for a more general file system? Say you edit an image, now you have two copies of that image even though you might only want/need one, but can't because you can't delete a fact
Oh yeah, I should subscribe to your lab. Datomic reminds me of a way of storing data I thought of for a calendar, where everything would just be a SQL transaction and the displayed state would be the result of all of those. ACID and CRDT for free.
Just had to draw it before I forger it again. I mean someone must have done some serious research into this kind of universal semantic data storage, no?
I'd assume it would have to be some sort of self describing format, more likely a recursive container of the data itself and metadata next to it
Hey, I was just wondering how would you represent this data? Let's say you do have some sort of knowledge operating system with UI separate from data separate from systems, how do you represent this data?
Hate to break it to you, but your CSS isn't working
So if you're competing against a free or loss-leading product, then it's reversed, and you charge a premium for a better product, right?
