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GPU-Accelerated Particles with WebGL 2(gpfault.net)
5 points by 10098 9y ago|0 comments
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What Does Perlin Noise Sound Like?(gpfault.net)
81 points by 10098 9y ago|31 comments
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In Praise of Drop-In Libraries(gpfault.net)
3 points by 10098 9y ago|0 comments
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Using Perlin Noise to Generate 2D Terrain and Water(gpfault.net)
6 points by 10098 10y ago|0 comments
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Rendering the Mandelbrot Set with WebGL(gpfault.net)
7 points by 10098 10y ago|0 comments
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My Most Important Project Was a Bytecode Interpreter(gpfault.net)
313 points by 10098 10y ago|149 comments
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by 10098 11y ago
Aren't Chromebooks the best selling laptop on amazon or something?
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by 10098 11y ago
Is the Vulkan spec out already? Where can I get it?
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by 10098 11y ago
I suppose it could help somewhat (at least the client wouldn't have to keep that huge world in memory), but now you have to deal with sending input to a remote server over an unreliable connection, and also being able to steadily rende
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by 10098 11y ago
I'm using Chrome and Intel HD graphics 4600. It kinda stutters/drops frames. I know it's a crappy graphics card, but this demo isn't some magical eye candy either, and there's not even a lot of gameplay going on. I&
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by 10098 11y ago
I wonder how much time and money they would save if they had just bitten the bullet and rewritten the entire thing in PHP in the first place instead of doing what they did.
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by 10098 11y ago
It looks more like a beginning of an online IDE than a direct github competitor. It's just convenient if you're already using Google's cloud services.
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by 10098 11y ago
You should be made illegal.
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by 10098 11y ago
I'm relieved to say that whole drunk father story turned out better than I expected.
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by 10098 11y ago
Only 85% coverage? Tsk tsk tsk...
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by 10098 11y ago
also, why inflict your "quirkiness" on your kids by naming them random letter combinations
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by 10098 11y ago
> Except of course that that would make it completely boring to play Yeah. Because that's what it is. > It's the part of the game that's encoded socially rather than algorithmically that make it unique and interesting.
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by 10098 11y ago
I just feel bad for his kids.
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by 10098 11y ago
Then it's no different than just putting minecraft on a flash drive. It's the video game world equivalent of selling canned poop ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artist's_Shit ) and calling it art.
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by 10098 11y ago
This is the stupidest idea ever. EDIT: I mean the game. It would be cool, if the rules were actually enforceable, but they aren't. No one is actually able to prevent the player from playing and dying as much as he likes, or creating re
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by 10098 11y ago
I doubt that teenagers glued to their smartphones in class are actually looking at wikipedia.
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by 10098 11y ago
Just curious, why specifically anime and not, for example, a novel? EDIT: you were thinking about Animatrix, weren't you :)
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by 10098 11y ago
No, just destroy it and avoid further problems. There is no point in creating artificial beings with the goal of "living". Normal flesh-and-blood people are pretty good at that, there is an abundance of them and we keep making mor
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by 10098 11y ago
> Historically, this has not proved to be a sustainable position That's true, but it doesn't take into account the fact that in this hypothetical case we are in complete control of their sentience. If we can program them to ne
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by 10098 11y ago
> Why is it relevant whether they were created from sand and metal by bald apes, or from carbon and water by the autonomous processes that happen in a bald ape's crotch? It's not. The point is, we build them to serve us, otherw
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by 10098 11y ago
Because the whole point of building these things is to make our lives easier. If we have to take care of them as if they were human beings, then they are not worth building. We already have humans. Roughly speaking, I want robots that will
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by 10098 11y ago
Sentient machines should absolutely not get any rights whatsoever. They will be built to be humanity's slaves and slaves they should remain.
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by 10098 11y ago
Apparently, people who voted on this comment have lost the ability to understand sarcasm.
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by 10098 11y ago
Doing laundry and cooking is life maintainance, it isn't life. I'd rather spend more time driving a car than lubing and fixing it, and I'd rather spend more time doing shit that I want to do than doing annoying stuff that is
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by 10098 11y ago
Still beating the dead horse, huh?

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