I've always admired people like that. I think the ability to persevere to such an extent usually stems from a difficult childhood, it either breaks you or makes you.

Here is an inaugural episode of the series "guests code live" In this one anton mikhailov deals with Image Registration problem in C++ even though he's doing his best to sneak in C version as superior youtube.com/watch?v=7lOupI…

My #SIGGRAPH2025 lecture recording is now available for all. Enjoy! youtu.be/VTrdeqMMMK0

I honestly thought it would take longer for retopology to get solved by AI. Would be an incredible tool if you can throw any mesh at it.

We are entering a new world. Media is now so fast to produce, that it has become possible to culturally accompany fresh news (< 24 hours). Until now, at best we had a little humoristic sketch in a news outlet.

Game developers are facing an interesting dilemma today. Do you spend one generation's worth of GPU performance advances on real-time lighting or not? That's basically what you get with fully dynamic ray-traced lighting. Real-time lighting has advantages, but the cost is severe.

I published a blog post detailing my experience implementing the WebGPU backend for bgfx, including my current thoughts on WebGPU. bkaradzic.github.io/posts/webgpu/

I was tired of hunting for good looking tree assets that didn't cost a fortune, so I decided to make a tool to generate my own. 50+ parameters, direct export to GLB, 100% free. Try it out 👉🏻 eztree.dev

Retro Textures 1 is out now! 🎉 Completely free to download and use in any of your projects. Includes 115 textures like walls, floors, windows, doors and much more! kenney.nl/assets/retro-t… (no tracking, no ads, no sign-up, etc.)

Who will wield the power of the Triforce? #LEGOTheLegendofZelda

WATCH: U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick lashes out at Mark Carney in Davos. "They have the second-best deal in the world, and all I gotta do is listen to this guy whine and complain?" Lutnick says Trump views Carney's speech as "political noise" for his reelection bid.

“Floating-Point Printing and Parsing Can Be Simple And Fast” The fastest known floating-point printer and parsing algorithms - fixed-width printing, shortest-width printing, and parsing, all in 400 lines of Go. research.swtch.com/fp

It's not your imagination: Old video games DID look better in the past. Old games relied on old TVs to blur the images together, when viewed on a modern TV things dont look right -

Great post with nice visualisations and WebGL demo: "Surfel-based global illumination on the web" juretriglav.si/surfel-based-g…

Ef996 shared a custom road system built in Unity inspired by Cities: Skylines 2, focused on fully dynamic intersections without node snapping. 🚧 See more: reddit.com/r/Unity3D/comm…

I'm finally writing up how Nanite Tessellation works. The first few blogs posts are up. More will be coming. graphicrants.blogspot.com/2026/02/nanite…

Very interesting post on hair geometry, linear swept spheres, and voxel approximations mmzala.github.io/blog/hair-geom…

Two level bitfield approach for sparse index. You can inner join these super efficiently. Fast empty space skipping (21845 elements per cache line at top level). Binary AND + tzcnt loop. Lower bit mask + popcnt for index calc. We already used this trick 12 years ago at Ubisoft...

Here is a usecase of AI that nobody can hate really: Unbound SDF model, decimated and retopologized with Hunyuan3D looks flawless. There is no single classical algorithm that can do that. ☺️