lacyyy
@lacyyy.bsky.social
he/him. I used to do a bunch of stuff around CS:GO Danger Zone and bump mines.
Fresh fodder for the clip machine
June 17, 2025 at 11:16 PM
Fresh fodder for the clip machine
Why avoid rsqrt? Is sqrt just as fast?
June 7, 2025 at 1:01 PM
Why avoid rsqrt? Is sqrt just as fast?
I'm having trouble understanding. Are s and c the decoded sin & cos values? If not, how to finally decode? Where did the red equation in your second image come from? What is the LSb encoding?
June 5, 2025 at 7:14 PM
I'm having trouble understanding. Are s and c the decoded sin & cos values? If not, how to finally decode? Where did the red equation in your second image come from? What is the LSb encoding?
Yes! I removed my phone number from Steam, and it subsequently also removed the mobile authenticator, without warning...
May 14, 2025 at 7:24 PM
Yes! I removed my phone number from Steam, and it subsequently also removed the mobile authenticator, without warning...
it's always these mappers with their 4090s 😤
March 13, 2025 at 11:33 PM
it's always these mappers with their 4090s 😤
Hmm okay, maybe making your own editor addons suffices? Modifying Godot might be an option, unless it's hairy C++ under the covers.
March 13, 2025 at 6:53 AM
Hmm okay, maybe making your own editor addons suffices? Modifying Godot might be an option, unless it's hairy C++ under the covers.
For 2D games, I heard good things about Raylib & Löve.
I don't think open source matters, unless your project has super long-term needs.
What kinda game you're planning?
I don't think open source matters, unless your project has super long-term needs.
What kinda game you're planning?
March 12, 2025 at 5:43 PM
For 2D games, I heard good things about Raylib & Löve.
I don't think open source matters, unless your project has super long-term needs.
What kinda game you're planning?
I don't think open source matters, unless your project has super long-term needs.
What kinda game you're planning?
idk, probably less risk on trusted sites, but vulnerabilities are discovered all the time
March 2, 2025 at 10:47 AM
idk, probably less risk on trusted sites, but vulnerabilities are discovered all the time
I haven't used Librewolf yet, I have yet to see myself if there are any good Firefox forks/configs to switch to myself.
March 2, 2025 at 1:16 AM
I haven't used Librewolf yet, I have yet to see myself if there are any good Firefox forks/configs to switch to myself.
One thing to keep in mind is that browsers must receive security updates ASAP. Librewolf is a Firefox fork and receives updates with delay.
Librewolf FAQ: "Updates usually come within three days from each upstream stable release, at times even the same day."
Make sure Librewolf auto-updating occurs!
Librewolf FAQ: "Updates usually come within three days from each upstream stable release, at times even the same day."
Make sure Librewolf auto-updating occurs!
March 2, 2025 at 1:13 AM
One thing to keep in mind is that browsers must receive security updates ASAP. Librewolf is a Firefox fork and receives updates with delay.
Librewolf FAQ: "Updates usually come within three days from each upstream stable release, at times even the same day."
Make sure Librewolf auto-updating occurs!
Librewolf FAQ: "Updates usually come within three days from each upstream stable release, at times even the same day."
Make sure Librewolf auto-updating occurs!
Decentralized home data centers! Sadly, privacy and data protection issues would arise...
Apple's Private Cloud Compute for anonymous AI processing looked interesting for this
Apple's Private Cloud Compute for anonymous AI processing looked interesting for this
February 12, 2025 at 3:03 PM
Decentralized home data centers! Sadly, privacy and data protection issues would arise...
Apple's Private Cloud Compute for anonymous AI processing looked interesting for this
Apple's Private Cloud Compute for anonymous AI processing looked interesting for this
[5/5] In CS2, I improved FPS on @lillykyu.gay's destructible minecraft map ( youtu.be/aWV5HXcA3Vc ). It has ~8300 breakable blocks! A tool was made that makes the game not render the innermost blocks until they're made visible. github.com/lacyyy/CS2Mi...
Minecraft in CS2 Trailer
YouTube video by Lillykyu
youtu.be
January 12, 2025 at 5:41 PM
[5/5] In CS2, I improved FPS on @lillykyu.gay's destructible minecraft map ( youtu.be/aWV5HXcA3Vc ). It has ~8300 breakable blocks! A tool was made that makes the game not render the innermost blocks until they're made visible. github.com/lacyyy/CS2Mi...
[4/5] My probably biggest project to date was "DZSimulator", a program for practicing bump mine jumping and rampsliding.
It could load CS:GO maps and accurately reproduced CS:GO's player movement and bump mine mechanics. github.com/lacyyy/DZSim...
It could load CS:GO maps and accurately reproduced CS:GO's player movement and bump mine mechanics. github.com/lacyyy/DZSim...
January 12, 2025 at 5:40 PM
[4/5] My probably biggest project to date was "DZSimulator", a program for practicing bump mine jumping and rampsliding.
It could load CS:GO maps and accurately reproduced CS:GO's player movement and bump mine mechanics. github.com/lacyyy/DZSim...
It could load CS:GO maps and accurately reproduced CS:GO's player movement and bump mine mechanics. github.com/lacyyy/DZSim...
[3/5] Two CS:GO workshop maps where bump mines are given to players: A surfing/rampsliding arena map and a greatly enlarged de_mirage! steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/...
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/...
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/...
January 12, 2025 at 5:39 PM
[3/5] Two CS:GO workshop maps where bump mines are given to players: A surfing/rampsliding arena map and a greatly enlarged de_mirage! steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/...
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/...
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/...
[2/5] With others, I discovered a bunch of fun bugs back in CS:GO's Danger Zone mode: You could attach bump mines to players and hostages for (possibly multiple) mid-air boosts later on, and a bug with crates that sent players flying across the map 😁
January 12, 2025 at 5:37 PM
[2/5] With others, I discovered a bunch of fun bugs back in CS:GO's Danger Zone mode: You could attach bump mines to players and hostages for (possibly multiple) mid-air boosts later on, and a bug with crates that sent players flying across the map 😁
Sometimes I think the same, but I'm hoping that Counter-Strike just happens to attract these assholes.
Or maybe they happen to feel safe saying that in Counter-Strike, due to lack of moderation (thanks Valve)
Or maybe they happen to feel safe saying that in Counter-Strike, due to lack of moderation (thanks Valve)
January 9, 2025 at 10:18 AM
Sometimes I think the same, but I'm hoping that Counter-Strike just happens to attract these assholes.
Or maybe they happen to feel safe saying that in Counter-Strike, due to lack of moderation (thanks Valve)
Or maybe they happen to feel safe saying that in Counter-Strike, due to lack of moderation (thanks Valve)