fu7kt

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by fu7kt 3y ago
Or you end up with a pile of dead wolverines in the fish tank in your basement.
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by fu7kt 3y ago
Are they going to be pissed that I host a wasm copy of Mario 64 on my blog that is served from someone else's repo on github? I feel like Microsoft is sort of on the hook for it. https://blog.millerhooks.com/home
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by fu7kt 3y ago
This is cool. I'm trying to make a push to get richter/antiquake to compile to wasm. I think I can knock it out this month. I just want to host my own Slide Quake server on a Cloudflare worker. https://github.com/A
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by fu7kt 3y ago
This cuts so deep. You just framed a loss I've experienced and haven't found a simple way to express. You defined the trend that destroyed the interesting internet I loved. Thanks.
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by fu7kt 3y ago
This is really fun. I like this. I'm going to work it into my production pipeline and I think it'll be the secret like brown butter. It's unique, has some history, and flavor and will be fun when wired up to my streaming rig
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DTMF 2022 – the story up to now(dtmf.com)
2 points by fu7kt 3y ago|0 comments
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by fu7kt 3y ago
Well, there's always Unreal, Godot, and Unity. Ambient is something very different and takes advantage of WebGPU and WebASM to deliver a networked 3D gaming experience in the browser. IMO this is a fantastic example of what our whole i
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You are onboarding developers wrong (Featuring Ambient Game Engine)(dickymirrors.substack.com)
47 points by fu7kt 3y ago|14 comments
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by fu7kt 3y ago
Barco hadn't been on my radar. Thanks! I'll do some digging on the euro consortium, it wouldn't happen to be AliceVision would it? That's more a euro university group, but I could see them being related.
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by fu7kt 3y ago
Last year I partnered with a friends company to try to build a general AI management platform and I've always felt that this stuff is very occult in nature but with all the buzz around new LLMs and stuff I leaned in really hard on the
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by fu7kt 3y ago
Yeah. I'm working on that. This isn't really a pitch and you probably wouldn't want my cyberdeck. It's my dev workstation and yeah, no one wants that. I mostly mentioned it just because I'm getting to a phase where
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Thoughts on Designing Systems for Distributed High Performance Computing and AI(dickymirrors.substack.com)
1 points by fu7kt 3y ago|0 comments
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by fu7kt 3y ago
I hadn't seen this. Very cool thank you! A long time ago I had an idea after leaving DEFCON about making a standard gizmo, something like a lapel pin that connects via whatever to whatever supercomputer someone is carying in their pock
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by fu7kt 3y ago
I've been working on things that basically do that for a decade. I mean I didn't really think of this specific application initially but I did kind of.... rotating parabolic ultrasonic arrays something something. I'm looking
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by fu7kt 3y ago
Time to start building an AI pendant that is active attacks against surveillance that broadcast distortion and garbling above and below the human voice level to harmonically distort recordings in a known space without disrupting human commu
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by fu7kt 3y ago
I wrote an article for 2600 when I was like 14 years old. A friend of mine who was 16, we would drive into the big city to this coffee shop and play chess, pretend like we were adults who did other cool things and were not children, and dri
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by fu7kt 3y ago
This is clever but obfuscation at the rendering layer is a thing that has bitten me enough that I can't get behind it or recommend it to anyone. Clever though. I think maybe some thought could be put into the font beyond the ligatures