Computer Graphics & Programming Languages person.
I twoot about languages like C, C++, Rust, JS/TS, and OCaml.
I organize @graphicsmeetup
he/him
| website | https://lesleylai.info |
| github | https://github.com/LesleyLai |
| notes | https://notes.lesleylai.info/ |
CUDA RAY TRACING 3.6X FASTER THAN RTX: MY CUDA RAY TRACING JOURNEY
Just added a “microblog” section to my site for crossposting social media content. I’ve also imported some older posts from here and from old Twitter archived (before I deleted the account). Now I finally don't need to worry about platform decay.
A nice intro for color science. It is useful even if you're not interested in CSS, and the same ideas apply to graphics programming as well
After searching, I found this Reddit post in which people suggested that using custom tags is not a good practice.
https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/18h44of/custom_html_tags/
This article is clickbaity, and I am not sure I agree with the conclusion, but it is pretty informative. TIL one can have arbitrary HTML tags (even without js custom element)
https://www.keithcirkel.co.uk/css-classes-considered-harmful
I resonate with this article a lot. I started creating programs simply for the joy of making things, and maybe out of a bit of intellectual curiosity.
A lot of people around me ask "why make things people have done before," "what's the point," and "can you commercialize them?" Of course, it will be a good thing if I can make something useful to others, but that's not why I am doing it.
Fellow AI skeptics, please slow your roll on the "your brain on chatgpt" study and please think about base rate fallacy a little bit here.
If you, like me, do not know anything about what typical EEGs look like, then citing a bunch of EEGs that appear to prove our point is not science, it's argument-from-anomaly conspiracy theorizing. "A-ha! This thing, that I know nothing about, looks weird to me!"
I wrote a review of 'toy' software projects I've built and why you should write toy software simply for the joy of it:
Vlad Erium
Glyph
Irina
Joshua Barretto