Building toolchains to optimise 3d objects feels weirdly good. When you just see that file size shrink by over 10x with almost no visual difference :))

Residual Primitive Fitting of 3D Shapes with SuperFrusta Another great work done by our intern Aditya Ganeshan @AdobeResearch. We introduce a framework for converting 3D shapes into compact and editable assemblies of analytic primitives.

Alright interns, we need to have some real talk here I am tired of vibing on stream. I dont really like vibe coding unless its a tool i have no desire to build (how i manage things on my stream / how i write my youtube videos are great examples of things i would never build but i have). I dont like vibing the things i care about. I hate the code it generates, i hate the feeling of getting everything i ask for and nothing i want. I hate the subtle offness around vibe coded things. It is just driving me nuts. So for the next while i am going to be done vibing on stream. I genuinely have been trying my hardest to make this work and i cannot quite put a finger on why i hate it, but i do. And i just feel so horribly guilty and wrong because i am not getting the results of "everyone else on twitter." How am i, someone who prides themselves on making youtube videos that i think are actually good for people. To make videos that help people laugh at the silliness of tech or learn something new. But here i am not able to keep up with all these people claiming the sky is literally coming down. I just feel horrible and guilty about it. Now i know the world is changing fast, and i want to be able to understand that change super well, be able to talk about it, be able to give really accurate opinions about it so for the last 3 months i have vibe coded an absurd amount of things. But now... i am just tired of it. I dont want this any more. I want to be a tradcoder. I dont know why i told everyone this, but i just have this growing sickness that is just eating me alive around vibing and i dont know how to express it. You all are fired, CEO ThePrimeagen

Ever since i started working on my personal project using Odin, I feel so slow when having to use Unity for my job. But its not even just the slow engine & compiling times, its also the fact that it pushes you to work with many abstraction layers i feel like

And btw, podcasts that are in various stages of release pipeline include: - @mmalex Hardware from Scratch - live design of the tiniest game console - @DelaneyGillilan on why JS sucks, but web itself doesn't (Datastar btw) - @antovsky (one more Large Arrays of Things joint Code Review of Anton's games from 2008) - @miketuritzin on his SDF engine & upcoming game - @filpizlo & @cmuratori on Fil-C & memory safety more broadly - @zeuxcg on meshoptimizer (tons of cool awesome graphics info!!) - @castano on his time at Nvidia, Thekla & Spark - realtime GPU texture codec (hats off!) Since it's a lot the plan is to pick up the pace for couple of weeks and release two episodes weekly. Are you ready?

I can't believe how freaking long this took, but finally: i have a small instanced renderer with a render graph running on mac, windows and linux with sdl3 and in the browser using #odinlang and #wgpu Next up: MSDF font rendering 😎

Learning about UTF8 strings is way deeper than i thought. Having to manually deal with runes vs characters etc. is something i never thought about prior to researching it to then implement myself

Having bought an e-ink tablet has been one of the best investments recently! I can finally read and mark down the holy Game Engine Architecture book without any distractions!

A long long time ago, someone came up with the .csv file type which stands for "COMMA separated values" - then microsoft came along and just used semicolons instead. Thanks microsoft :)

#AdventOfCode Day 1 Participating for the first time :)

That feeling when your code just starts to fall into place - seemingly emerging and shaping itself.... This is why i code!

So i basically just broke my brain for 3h straight on some recursion problem... A few stack overflows and a ton of breakpoints later, it finally works😮‍💨

Highly recommend @cmuratori talk at @BetterSoftwareC ! Working in Unity made me feel like I was forced into OOP, but this talk really made me think and realize I already encapsulated most stuff the correct way, not the OOP way :) but I will definitely keep an eye on it even more

That moment when you need to add functionality to your code-base and it just fits perfectly because you "overengineered" the systems months before and now it pays off bigtime 😮‍💨 Can't get enough of that feeling