I just published an article about the work I did last week bundling #WebXR apps for native with @electronjs - if you're interested in bundling your immersive web experience for native platforms, I cover the steps necessary to make that work bai.dev/projects/webxr-elect…

Gaussian splats are captures frozen in time — not anymore. ⚡ Experimental RELIGHTING of splat scenes in the @playcanvas engine, driven by a proxy mesh: swap the sky, drag the sun with its soft shadows, drop in point lights — all live on a captured scene. 🔗 Runnable demo👇

Want to catch bad images in your SFM reconstruction? Introducing ColmapView v0.7 with Gaussian Splatting QA (and more). - Detects all PLY in your dataset and URL. - Overlay images exactly at the 3DGS reconstruction. - Compute PSNR and SSIM in your browser. - Sort your images based on reconstrction quality. Plug and play at: colmapview.github.io/

🖨️ Next in the printing saga: I installed Print Shop Deluxe 2.0 from 1994 It lets you print these giant banners, I vaguely remember doing this too And it works with our web-based matrix printer! You can try it on pieter.com, make sure you select the vertical ones, as I didn't get the horizontal printing to work (yet)

現実を破いて壊せる斬新なXRデモ クリエイターのLucas Martinic氏が作った現実世界の空間をVR内でペラペラとめくって破り取れるプロトタイプ。 詳細はリプ欄

you can just make non euclidean gaussian splat audio visualizers

One of the problems engineers had with recovering Voyager 1 was there was no emulator or assembler for the computer they had to reprogram. Vintage computer fans had wanted to document this hardware for years, but when we asked NASA for info they said no. Finally someone tracked down some old JPL memos in a filing cabinet in Kansas and got all the information needed to build and emulator for the hardware. Imagine how much easier the Voyager 1 recovery would have been if NASA had just said 'Yes' to those inquisitive vintage computer nerds a decade ago. zanehambly.com/voyager

A single debate about one nuclear power plant generated 5,862 distinct arguments. The human mind holds 4 to 7 things at once. @JustJamieJoyce calls this the core problem in democratic governance, and thinks AI might be the way to close the gap. 🧠 youtube.com/watch?v=Ep6GdRS7…

Another nostalgia trip to the 90s natural 3D worlds and abstract #3D sculptures. Discover (or Re-Discover) Bryce 2 macintoshrepository.org/2148… And #WASM VMs to run them on. infinitemac.org/

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Candy heart messages written by GPT-2 (left) vs. GPT-5 (right). The latter is a bit more romantic. Original image v/Janelle Shane

I'm feeling a bit disoriented and threatened myself, but it isn't AI that's doing it. It's the state of the industry, the fact that every cool thing that gets built ends up coopted by giants to build Torment Nexus 2.0. I'm hopeful that AI will help us escape this cycle.

The gap between Blender's viewport and the web is closing. 🤏 I’ve finally got the Three.js viewer matching EEVEE’s render quality almost 1:1. Check out the comparison. #threejs #blender3d #b3d #webgl #creativecoding #realtime #eevee #javascript #gamedev #webdev

built an open source asset processing library that runs 100% in browser with webGPU 1) build pipelines with the node editor 2) run them in your web app using the runtime try it out → pipemagic.mo1.app/

HDRify, the JavaScript library for reading/writing EXR, HDR, and UltraHDR, gets a website: hdrify.benhouston3d.com Load, convert, and preview your high dynamic range images in the browser in real-time.

Gaussian Splatting is REALLY getting crazy 🥹 Arcturus Studios is showcasing their technology which is focused on capturing sports in full volumetric… so you can experience them at any angle Insane!

over the weekend, i built an app that i sincerely hope you will never have a need for, but if you do happen to need a friendly, free, private mri viewer designed to make it easy for you to track tumor progression, you can try it here: miraviewer.org here's the story: as some of you may know, last last september, my six year old daughter mira was diagnosed with an extremely rare brain tumor called an adamatinomatous craniopharyngioma, and since then our family has been doing everything we can possibly do to find a cure for her. we tortured chatgpt deep research, put together our own private research team, raised $1.4M and donated it all to @HankMitraLab research thanks to $MIRA, explored every remotely applicable drug whether on the market or not, and even began working with md anderson to develop a personalized vaccine that we hope can lead to a more permanent cure unfortunately, we received the devastating news last march that the tumor has continued to grow since her initial surgery, and we had to start to consider more drastic options which would have seriously impacted mira’s quality of life. thankfully, with the help of dr. sabine mueller @UCSFChildrens and the @HankMitraLab at the university of colorado, in april, we started her on an alternative but extremely experimental treatment for this disease. to our unimaginable relief, her tumor has responded extraordinarily well to this treatment which combines tocilizumab (an arthritis drug that blocks IL6 receptors) with avastin (a colon cancer drug that inhibhits VEGF proteins). we know this, because mira gets an MRI scan of her brain every few months. and every time we get a new scan, the first thing we do is compare it against her last scan. so we have to find the matching weight of the scan, and then find the same plane, and then carefully find the slices of the scan where the tumor is visible, and then find the closest match to last month’s scan, then adjust the zoom, rotation, and brightness / contrast so they all look the same. we got pretty good at this. but it shouldn't be this hard. so i built miraviewer.org last weekend using gemini 3 with some gpt 5.2 xhigh. you just import your DICOM MRI files (either zip, files or a folder), and you can align all of your scans across multiple dates instantly, just click and drag a rectangle around the tumor on any image, and it will use some very clever algorithms to automatically align up and find the closest matching slice from all your other scans, match the brightness / contrast, rotation, pan, zoom, and even shear to make sure the registration is as close as possible, and make it as easy to possible to compare tumor progression. it has a grid view so you can see all your scans for the same location all at once, and an overlay view so you can quickly compare two scans visually (by holding down the space bar to toggle quickly between two scans), along with tools to animate your scans both within the same sequence as well as over multiple scans to show progression. there is no server, it runs entirely locally on your browser - nothing ever gets uploaded and it's all open source: github.com/blader/MiraViewer if you've found this useful, please consider a donation to the @UCSFChildrens hospital foundation, who has given us extraordinary care over the past year or so: donate.ucsfbenioffchildrens.…

Vibecraft is now open-source at ~ 30,000 loc Includes all scripts, hooks, visualizations, and sound Demo: vibecraft.sh/ GitHub: github.com/Nearcyan/vibecraf…

Announcing vibecraft.sh - manage claude code in style! New: • Spatial Audio. Claude behind you? Claude on your left? No claublem! • Animations: What's Claude up to? Watch him! ◕ ‿ ◕ Vibecraft uses your own local CC instances - no files or prompts are shared.

this is how i claude code now. it's fun!

Retro Textures 1 is out now! 🎉 Completely free to download and use in any of your projects. Includes 115 textures like walls, floors, windows, doors and much more! kenney.nl/assets/retro-textu… (no tracking, no ads, no sign-up, etc.)