A physical display I mean. I'd love to port the preview renderer to TypeScript though, to make web-based games with it, then get it running on the display.

I want to make web-based games for this.

GTA on a fucking hologram.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XWm...

How did you get GTA to render in there? Did you need to hack the game binary to get 3D data out of the game while playing it?

I love this so much. Can I please buy one from you?

Feature request! More posts showing off WebGL/WebGPU creations from random people. 😃

On bsky we don't see everyone that gets followed, f.e., we see intentional posts made by people we follow.

This intentional feed would be like Bluesky's, so that we see all the intentional posts people are making about people's code (rather than an implicit feed of site actions that I may not necessarily care to see all the time).

By "intentional social feed" I mean, not just what repos are people making, what users are people following, but *What are people posting*. This would be a feed where posts may be intentional. For example I might take a commit, or a PR, or an issue, then make a *post* that talks about it.

But yeah. Also curious about the *social coding* UX. Being able to view live previews of forks would be interesting, because anyone could fork live HTML examples to their own repos, modify, then share the results.

What would an intentional social feed look like?

This would make it super super easy to, for example, view a documentation site at any version (any git ref, including tags with version numbers).

If Tangled gets this feature, and I have no issues with file size when transferring over, I'll be on there ASAP. It's that one thing I really need atm.

It's the web! We should be able to view HTML file right!

What I'd want is that, if I'm viewing a specific ref like this,

github.com/lume/lume/bl...

I would see a "View" button (maybe an eye icon) that would open the HTML file in a new tab, viewable at that ref.

Here's an HTML file on GitHub:

github.com/lume/lume/bl...

but there's no way to view it on GitHub apart from publishing a single latest copy to GitHub Pages.

Here's a static HTML example on Hugging Face,

huggingface.co/spaces/trusk...

but we can't view the file at any specific commit.