I'm attempting to build a roblox type game with SpaceTimeDB and three.js+webGPU. I plan on having an actual roblox studio type portion of the site with a modified version of three.js editor.
https://threejs.org/editor/

I've got pretty much everything planned out.
>three.js is just renderer, movement and physics handled backend
>just send the controls through websockets
>authority is backend in rust and SpaceTimeDB
>kinematic controllers on characters
>rigid bodies with rapier for rigid bodies
>people create their world's with modified three.js editor
>three.js editor compiles the world to a JSON file
>have dif uploader to upload the json to the site as world name
>when users go to world, it sends them the JSON to load the world, the backend loads the world in memory to handle physics, positions, rules, etc in real time to send back all coordinates through websockets
>Spawn in your hub world which is pre-loaded with the site
>can search the database for worlds, active worlds show up first

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"It is hard for less experienced developers to appreciate how rarely architecting for future requirements / applications turns out net-positive"

>>107546670
I was thinking about this yesterday. There's a good body of evidence that some of the best programmers on earth have been videogame programmers. The reason is almost certainly because it is so incredibly demanding and requires diverse knowledge (knowledge from just about every domain in programming) and craftiness

So videogame development requires high maturity to do well (or at all), and can't really be said to be childish because of that. And, historically, games (not exclusively videogames) have been primarily the realm of something akin to cunning tacticians. It's only been -very- recently that games have been associated with children, and that was probably at least partially propaganda by companies to develop markets and persuade people to work for them. Videogames are just the most obvious extension of games. And, despite the idea that videogames are or ever were primarily played by children, they were always mostly played by adults anyway

That all on top of that there's nothing wrong inherently with adults doing things children do. It's rather the implication that adults shouldn't be irresponsible. But notice that it takes money to buy videogames, so it takes a base level of responsibility to even have the ability to play videogames as an adult in the first place

I'd categorize the narrative that videogames are for children in the same category as hot takes said by people who don't know what they're talking about and haven't had enough exposure to the thing to even have formed a strong opinion, but are acting as if they have a strong and informed opinion

>>107548012
I agree 100%

>>107545956
Stop imposing yourself upon children who have underdeveloped brains and can't consent.

>>107547563
LLMs are terrible at Guix

>>107547341
the same way you edit your dotfiles using guixhome, by editing guixhome config
functional paradigm means you modify the input, and never the output

>>107546181
Not sure yet. I want to fuck around in my own repo for now until I figure out which features to have and I've ironed out most bugs. I did make the package with the intention of improving source block transclusions and then merging some of it back to the official package, but It'll probably be only some handpicked features like the scrolling etc.

In any case the package works with both the main and transient branches of org-transclusion so you can use it regardless.
>https://github.com/gggion/org-transclusion-blocks

My plan is to improve the source code documentation/interaction side of things until i have all features which have been on my wishlist for a while:
- [DONE] transclusion from specific branches/commits/revs (https://github.com/gggion/orgit-file and https://github.com/gggion/org-transclusion-orgit)
- [DONE] decomposable transclusion keywords through headers which are compatible with org subtree properties, which can then be programatically manipulated (https://github.com/gggion/org-transclusion-blocks)
- [DONE] Selecting transclusion targets from imenu candidates, create transclusion from selected region or from topmost target at point using which-function (private repo, polishing up stuff before public)

- TODO treesitter integration: this is the big one I want to contribute to the main package, this will allow some other stuff I want to try out like better search and thing-at-point usage, special highlighting, "focus" an area inside a transclusion and other shit.

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>>107547622
Hmm, I wonder what Stallman thinks about this.

>>107547772
Free labor. Also is this after you are done doing college or between college classes? I never once did an internship.

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>>107529747
oh husbant..... you take job for love of the work only..... now we are homeless.......

>>107542850
I dont really care about Liberty but barely anybody died in the condoria by comparison and it mainly happened to due the captain being a retard rather than for literally no reason with the liberty and then the deaths get hushed by LBJ

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>>107541495
>>107541654
>>107542135
if you want an actual answer than i rec this podcast ep (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etqNTyEINTQ) but tldr
>Neoliberalism has effectively curbstomped any form of political organising directly intro oblivion
>far right & left cannot actually get to grips with this and keep using strategies designed for when it was possible for working class political agency
>liberal democracy is so effective at destroying any legal or illegal attempts to change it while also delivering nothing that it's suffering from success
>it cannot actually deliver any radical reforms people want and no one can organise uprisings or alternatives
>the pressure is boiling but there's no release in any direction. if this level of disagreement exited in any other epoch there would be civil war
1/2

>>107548528
2/2
>gen z "revolutions" are merely riots that dissipate quickly
>They introduce no new systems, collective ownerships, new social roles or governments
>nobodies from the old regimes or the military come to power on mediocre promises and everything goes back to how it was
>Bangladesh, Bulgaria, Serbia, Madagascar, Kenya, Nepal, Malaysia ect
the only real solutions is to wait until neoliberalism eats itself alive (which is currently starting to happen) and eat popcorn because when the first lever in the Global economy breaks it's going to be 1914 all over again and I cant wait.

>>107548017
take them near an airport and jam ATC frequencies

The hackrf one is the only device I recognize, it is a computer controlled software defined radio that goes from 100 khz to 6 ghz the company that makes them Great Scott Gadgets just made a he's version with better hardware filtering and better dynamic range, watch out for inferior Chinese copies if you plan to buy one. and Amazon is worse than ebay now when it comes to copycats making cheap copies

>>107548156
>If you have to ask, you probably don't need it.
I'd like to audit my home server and personal wifi and bluetooth networks. Pentesting is something that I always found interesting, but I never really had money to play around with any of these toys.

>>107548176
>The hackrf one is the only device I recognize
the other one is a pineapple from hak5. fake wifi hotspot kit / wifi pentesting stuff

>>107548518
For bluetooth I found some recommendations like Ubertooth One, but I couldn't find the actual device anywhere in Europe.

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or just buy a cheap ARM SBC and enjoy vastly superior 2D and 3D graphics, superior sound quality (SID chips can easily be emulated), any programming language (including BASIC) you like and it can browse the internet, cheap SD card storage, loads of GPIO/I2C options for hardware tinkering and run any Linux and BSD OS.

Is the genx nostalgia market really big enough to accomplish anything in current year?

>>107543067
From what I'm getting the new C64 is just a linux box with extra fluff so eh? It's no different from Chinkware handhelds running Emulationstation.
And what you described is just pointless because sadly computers don't work like that anymore. Nobody is losing their minds over 3D rendering, spirets and lol BASIC. You're an autistic 40yo guy with no sense of reality and thickest nostalgia google.

>>107544636
>From what I'm getting the new C64 is just a linux box with extra fluff so eh?
That was the OLD new C64. The NEW new C64 is a turbo enhanced "real" one with extra stuff onboard like a RAM drive, direct access from BASIC to the SD card, other stuff.

It's completely different from emulators.

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>>107543348
>There were like 40 commercial releases for the C64 last year
What? FR FR?

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>>107545544
The fact that commiepedotroons like RMS are being replaced in linux community by ultra, giga, mega commiepedotroons like devault or theevilskeletroon made me revert back to Windows XP.

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>>107545544
Getting vaccinated should be optional at least depending on the virus, but then you just have to isolate yourself from the society. Spreading diseases should be considered an act of terrorism. You can't have it both ways. Having the right to kill people by infecting them is no different than having the right to randomly shoot a gun in public places or run people over with a truck. That's not a right you ever had in the first place. No amount of copium can change this absolute fact.

>>107545544
>avoids using anything that could be non-free botnet, even the hardware isn't his
>let them put the botnet inside his body
freetards, not even once

>>107545617
The vaccine was rushed at best
Deal with it you subhuman
No refunds

I don't think about him at all.

>>107547728
>paywalled article
Go fuck yourself

MODS !

>>107548102
reader mode bypasses it

>>107548186
You're right, thx
Stop fucking yourself

Not reading all that, just tell me how to hack my internets so I can stop paying Verizon $80 a month for 1Gig fiber internet.

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>>107544316
Yeah those are the only ways to flash them unless it is a modem with software vulnerabilities allowing that to happen but those get banned by ISPs because they look at them as trivially moddable. These are the ones where you need to do some hardware access like write to the SPI flash or something. So they aren't blacklisted.

>>107544320
Depending on your location. But yeah, Spectrum is by no means a lost cause. I had people had good luck with it and only one friend who had terrible luck, but he also pressed a button that erased his certificate and he couldn't ever come back from that. So I'd say chances are it was user error.

>>107544281
I know, anon, it is crazy. Not my Discord, though.

>>107544316
Nice, good luck. If you get stuck, open a thread here and I'll chime in if I see it. I think it is a great thing to toy around with, a very deep rabbit hole if you enjoy those kind of things.

STOP

STEALING

INTERNETS

>>107545858
gives me this vibe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cZC67wXUTs&list=RD_cZC67wXUTs&start_radio=1

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>>107542799
No one who has sex is switching to troonix.

I want to switch to Linux on desktop, but it doesn't have all the software I need. I need Lightroom, a bit of prototyping software, Figma, Guitar Pro, Ableton, image editing software such as photoshop or affinity. I think some apps will be fine in wine, but Lightroom and Ableton won't.

I have home server on ubuntu and it was pretty easy to setup.

>>107548285
fpbp

>>107548287
I'll always will have my personal and work Macbook but I want to use my most powerful machine at home.

>>107542799
linux on desktop is a piece of shit
recent problem:
intel nic driver was rapidly flipping in/out of low power mode, which after several hours caused a silent (no logs) either reset or total freeze.
The only way I solved this is because I gave opus 4.5 in claude full root access. Eventually it managed to correlate magnitude of switching between power modes with a crash in the future, and permanently disabled low power mode for the network adapter.

I would have never solved this without ai.

Something like that always happens. My father had an ubuntu, motherboard's mic input was extremely noise (that was pre-ai times). Eventually I traced it to a bug for that exact realtek's driver, mentioned by someone on a kernel list 2 years before. It was still unfixed. He had to buy a usb microphone.

The ultimate reason is shit quality of drivers. Desktop linux is just a recipe for pain. If you don't like windows just use a mac.

>>107546575
i mean the modern web standards, that define how browsers are meant to render webpages, are all effectively downstream of chrome, and Google decides how chrome works
4chan will not work in a browser that's not compliant because of the Cloudflare integrity check.
JPEG is shit. so is GIF. better compression exists nowadays. webp is a worthy successor to both codecs. you're telling me that you're rejecting it JUST because it's made by google? and because you can't see da preview in da fiwe expwowew? that's seriously your reasoning? why are you on this board you fucking retard?

>>107545983
nta, but mp3 is terrible, opus is better and should be used, so i adopted it and defend it. but opus wasn't imposed on me like webp, and it represents an inconvenience for me and many others, so i don't care if it's good or better. i'll continue using gif, png, and jpg for the time being.
the only thing i considered was jxl, but it doesn't seem to have much adoption.

>>107547462
I'm an opus shill myself and I agree with your point.
but actually with mp3 the situation is much worse than webp vs jpeg because there isn't even a compatibility argument for it either.
aac-lc exists, and it has the same fucking compatibility as mp3 while already being almost as good as opus, it's also the same level as mp3 when it comes to royalties and shit.
so yeah the example that retard made makes much less sense than the reason you gave, there's truly no reason to use mp3 other than being tech illiterate or having a bunch of old files you don't want to transcode further.

>>107539270
Holy shit, it actually works. Thanks

>>107539172
Why you so scared of webp, pedophile tranime faggot?

>buy replacement laptop keys with hinges
>cost like $3/pop from china and can order specific ones
>"locally" i.e. from several countries away you get charged $10 for the same thing
All this means is they're going to rape my wallet more to pay for the foreigners they've imported to steal from us.
I'm still not buying it locally regardless.

>>107540939
Just make it in europe

>>107545408
>So you can avoid paying a lot by making batch orders.
Completely unrealistic if you just need a couple of items. Also if your order is abover 150 EUR, you have to pay customs duties, which require additional paperwork and, you guessed it, handling fees.
Aliexpress will probably handle things on their own, but god have mercy on your soul if you dare order from anywhere else.

>>107548384
injection molding is an art and i would not trust it to some romanian sweatshop

>>107541842
>the rent collecting auditors are working to keep you safe, goy. thank them for their service.

do yuropoors really believe this? or are jeets just getting paid to shill these narratives?

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>>107545507
same upgraded to 64gb and a 5070 with my 5600x system and will last me for awhile

>>107548340
Tell me about heat dissipation in space, please. Convection isn't possible, so surrounding temperatures don't matter as much.

>>107548342
>he thinks LLMs are synonymous with "AI"
kek you fell for scam altman's psyop

>>107548340
Sure, but even a minuscule heat source on your thermally isolated vessel will make the heat creep up if the means of dissipating the heat wasn't planned correctly. Do you think astronauts have cooling devices in their space suits just for fun? It's to get rid of excess body heat so they don't die of heat-exhaustion due to the body-heat from moving/existing having no way to escape while basically sitting in a thermos.
The baseline temperature is meaningless since there is no molecules around to transport heat due to the vacuum. You know that human bodies produce like 100W waste heat while being idle and like 300..400W while doing physical work? Does sitting in a thermos producing that much heat sound like a healthy thing to do to you?

>>107548357
His thin eye-brows look gay af.

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>>107547301
Try to find the Skyriter, then. It'll look good on your Alice.

>>107547691
I didn't know about that one. Jesus. Every time I look at GMK shit it seems to go up in price. I want it but $180 for a set of keycaps is just too much. That's over double what I paid for the alice.

>>107547749
I hope you get a nice $100 deal on mechmarkets for a barely used set. Maybe put up some WTB posts on your local Discord groups. You can get lucky when you least expect it, I know I did when I got the CDATA base kit in absolute mint condition, original packaging and all, for like $90. Never imagined I'd get it, much less like this.

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>>107547749
Go second hand, I’ve gotten 5 sets of gmk between $60-$90 shipped

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>3rd tmux burned
Fuggggg
I really am going to need to get a micro solder for this

>>107544743
stop being an elitist tard. your rip doesn't belong to you. don't upload if you don't like your release being shared and watched. So say we all.

>senior staff member on GGN posting images of the girl from pragmata and gooning over her "loli feet" in public IRC

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>>107548169
B-B-B-based!!

>>107547970
i am not elitist retarded egomaniac and that was only intro of the reply and my main concern was about tech literacy from private trackers staff. as i already mentioned, i don't care about cross-uploads as long as it keeps private trackers alive and well seeded.

>>107548169
>pragmata
looks like bioshock in space

>>107545021
yea i also use w10 ltsc iot, it literally just works, that's it

for work I use a mac

>>107544717
>Debian + KDE
you'll be back

>>107547370
I doubt it

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>>107544676
SIR WITH AGENTIC OS YOUR AI AGENT WITH OPERATE YOUR SYSTEM WITH FULL SAPPORT OF COPILOT AI AGENTS

>>107544676
I don't like the idea of Auto-Restart instead of freeing the mallocs.