Ah, the real generative art, before ‘AI generative “art”’
You should look into shader art. Basically “drawing” using code that runs purely inside GPU. Which reminds me I recently found an artist that does this with code that fit within Twitter character limit. Sadly I can not remember the name rn.
Edit: the artist I was thinking of is XorDev
What made you think it’s generated by LLM?
I can totally tolerate Bluesky being too political. But the US-centric attitude there annoys me very much.
No, Threadiverse isn’t much better. I have repeated this criticism of being US-centric countless of times to the point I sound like a broken record.
I’m so done with this whole thing
I went to Discord and Bluesky. Yeah Bluesky can be political + US centric as heck but thankfully other niches still have major presence… unlike Lemmy and the whole threadiverse.
if it wants to survive, it needs more people, with more interesting topic.
I’ve been repeating this since 2024 to the point I sound like a broken record: It’s ironic how you can’t spell fediverse without diverse, yet it feels like the whole place feels so un-diverse.
PieFed is not even a fork, btw, it’s a completely different software
AH!! Speaking of that, there is an excellent (and free) book about Network Programming available online, check it out: https://beej.us/guide/bgnet/
Ah, will take a look. Thanks
in my game engine, alongside with Entity Component System
You make your own game engine?
Yeah, I came across the concept of ECS while I was trying out a game engine called Bevy. It was interesting but like many framework made using Rust, it has too many abstraction or macros. It’s not always a bad thing & I totally get why it’s like that, but I want something more lower level for learning purpose.
So I searched around for more low-level stuff and found this talk by Andrew Kelley. Also I’m currently trying to create some city-sim game using Raylib and Zig, and I plan to try to apply to the game I’m making. It’s my first time trying to properly make a game so it’s gonna take a while lol
not sure who lunduke is & why we’re talking about it under a post about data-oriented design :/
Huh, what interview?
Yeah, it’s such an interesting concept, and I like how Andrew not only explains the concepts well in such a short time, he also explains how he applies to Zig’s compiler at the later part of the talk. Even more interesting, (CMIIW) data-oriented programming originated from game development, but as we can see it can also be applied everywhere else
Note: the title is very click-baity but otherwise it’s a really good article about empirical software engineering.
I just hope he’s doing well. I would also like to say thank you for developing Kbin, and for maintaining kbin.social for as long as you could.
It’s expensive
201k followings is insane! I’ve seen some GitHub account that do this but not to this extent. As to why, I am really not sure. It’s not like they’ll sell the account like with IG or other places
Our climate is getting so bad it’s becoming a very good conversation starters. Hehe, a bit dark but it’s actually true. Don’t know how to start a conversation? Just ask about yesterday’s weather and comment about how hot or cold yesterday was. Or maybe ask about how it’s getting hotter or getting colder each year.
Indomie :p
Super Mario Galaxy 2’s OST is a masterpiece.
Same, for me I think it’s because fediverse lacks… diversity
Way too late, I’m already on Linux since, like, 2023