ENDESGA
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Programmer @NightdiveStudio :::. http://3dmath.xyz :::. C, Vulkan :::. deity of 7 and dodecahedra :::. creator of the EDG32 palette, and other pixel things
it's interesting how often ideas come to me when I'm sitting in silence at a park/garden/forest.
I realised a very efficient and minimal way to do tile-based shadow-casting (in C) that's completely software rendered - not using the GPU at all.
this draws in <1ms
I realised a very efficient and minimal way to do tile-based shadow-casting (in C) that's completely software rendered - not using the GPU at all.
this draws in <1ms
September 25, 2025 at 6:50 AM
it's interesting how often ideas come to me when I'm sitting in silence at a park/garden/forest.
I realised a very efficient and minimal way to do tile-based shadow-casting (in C) that's completely software rendered - not using the GPU at all.
this draws in <1ms
I realised a very efficient and minimal way to do tile-based shadow-casting (in C) that's completely software rendered - not using the GPU at all.
this draws in <1ms
bluesky finally supports gifs?!
April 6, 2025 at 9:24 PM
bluesky finally supports gifs?!
3 years ago I had an idea to make a metaprogramming language that would utilize TCC's near-instant compile times to also act as a scripting language.
last night I finally realized the final piece to make it work...
it's Python-like, via a macro-abstraction.
last night I finally realized the final piece to make it work...
it's Python-like, via a macro-abstraction.
April 6, 2025 at 5:31 AM
3 years ago I had an idea to make a metaprogramming language that would utilize TCC's near-instant compile times to also act as a scripting language.
last night I finally realized the final piece to make it work...
it's Python-like, via a macro-abstraction.
last night I finally realized the final piece to make it work...
it's Python-like, via a macro-abstraction.
a reminder that it is possible to sit in a random river
November 24, 2024 at 10:51 PM
a reminder that it is possible to sit in a random river
when anyone complains about C and how it's easy to make mistakes, I just think about this moment from 'The Incredible Machine' from 1968.
the computer never makes errors, it is doing exact what you told it to do.
the computer never makes errors, it is doing exact what you told it to do.
October 31, 2024 at 11:28 PM
when anyone complains about C and how it's easy to make mistakes, I just think about this moment from 'The Incredible Machine' from 1968.
the computer never makes errors, it is doing exact what you told it to do.
the computer never makes errors, it is doing exact what you told it to do.