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Unit520
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Comment #36125610
Destructible Tetris blocks: https://unit520.net/deadtrees/ Silly physics fun in the browser, but not a complete game (yet).
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Comment #32430295
Some sort of systemic corruption in corporate culture must have emerged at least around the time when Personell was renamed to "Human Resources". I mean, think about it for a secon…
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Show HN: ColorTiles Browser Game
Hello HN! Here is a little game I made, colorful tiles must be placed next to other tiles and match in symbol or color. This game is inspired by Passage 3 and similar games like Qw…
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Comment #31291624
This is actually written in C++ and I compile it to a native executable during development, and yet it crawls to a stop exactly the same, so I'm afraid that that one's on me. :D (I…
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Comment #31290250
Thank you all for your nice comments and suggestions, be assured that I read every comment even if I didn't reply to you personally! I'm glad you liked it and will continue to work…
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Comment #31289741
Thanks for reporting! Yeah, I'm aware of this error, it seems to be related to the shared hosting I'm using, I can't replicate it when serving locally. But as long as it is "fallin…
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Comment #31279085
Thanks for the feedback, using the phone's accelerometer is actually a great idea! As others mentioned, there are web APIs for that these days, I'll try to include something like t…
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Show HN: Tetris, but silly
Hello HN! You can read this [1] blog post if you want to know more about some ideas that I have for this thing. This is just an experiment right now, there isn't any real game (yet…
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Comment #30965039
That's exactly the stack I use as well: C++, OpenGL and Dear Imgui compiled via Emscripten. You can take a look at Hexmap [0] which is built this way. All in all the performance is…
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Comment #30871021
Hello HN! This web app is a different take on the typical hex editor/viewer tool. Using this graymap visualization you can easily get a quick overview over binary data and spot int…
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Comment #30870863
Very cool hack indeed! One thing I learned from this is that having an HDMI port gives you a free I2C port on top as well, as long as you have an old HDMI cable lying around to cut…
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Comment #30488380
Reading this article motivated me to take a closer look at printf/iostreams alternatives, and I have to say, the mentioned {fmt} library finally made me switch, so thanks for that!…
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Comment #28194722
WebAssembly has no access to the outside world at the moment, that is correct. It is only able to call (and be called by) JS. A C++ application compiled via Emscripten ships (a fai…
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Comment #28194626
He most likely just didn't pay enough close attention or thought about it I guess. And I agree that MS set themselves up for success with this type of scenery, it is fascinating ho…
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Comment #28176891
Slightly off-topic, but still anecdotal how far CGI has come, I recently showed my dad who hasn't played any video games for at least 20 years this [0] video of the current MS Flig…
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Comment #28175257
Outrageous, this can't be! But seriously, it is saddening sometimes to see so much mindshare and engagement wasted on poorly thought out "solutions" to whatever issue is currently …
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Comment #28111930
Upcoming versions of Google Docs will use canvas based rendering [0], and I presume their custom renderer might be compiled to WebAssembly. WASM and Canvas (potentially using WebGL…