Does it really work if I keep getting it everytime?

Finally running smooth in the web browser, thanks to ECS and instanced meshes. Now it's time for build mode!

Did AI help you solve git conflicts faster?

Just spent a night converting over 1049+ RWX models into GLTF through Blender. Used Midjourney for retexturing. It was horrible.

Correct, plugging Claude Code into Ghidra / IDA Pro through MCP feels like we are in the endgame.

What's the status of IRC v3? About time..

You'll be fine with Cloudflare Pages. Even GitHub Pages is more than enough

Come on I just want to send a message to myself

Goal for now is focusing on build mode, but I want a decent sky so much 😮‍💨

Status of the job market: I've been contacted 4 times in a row for the same job opportunity in 3 different languages.

Will ID / age verification be mandatory for any social network? Are there countries not required to apply it?

Selling 41 remote job .com domain names. Including: ✅ remote-react-jobs*com ✅ remote-python-jobs*com ✅ remote-devops-jobs*com Individual or bulk. Offers in DM.

Status of the job market: now you get paid in exposure and a **potential** future offer. Well at least it's remote, so I wouldn't have to commute to work for free.

Remaking textures is quite easy with midjourney, need to find a way to upscale from 128px without keeping a pixelated style though

Just optimized static objects streaming. Started with 58KB, reduced to 11KB, 80% reduction for 1348 props! How I did it 👇 Positions: 96 bits → 42 bits (14-bit quantization, 0.01 precision) Rotations: Euler angles compressed to 27 bits (9 bits/axis) Model names: Dictionary

RWX models have multiple textures per model. Export to GLB = one mesh per texture. One mesh per texture = one InstancedMesh per mesh. Which means that this floor would be rendered twice. So now I'm manually editing each model to use a single material with UV mapping. 1049 models

Still optimizing.. making workers communicate between each other so I can lower the bottleneck at minimum 🫠

for-of loops are great for readability, but for critical domains such as game loops and real-time systems with 1000s of iterations, the iterator protocol adds up fast