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Sometimes I'm taken aback by the visceral reaction some people have when their spider sense detects LLM impurities in the writing. I read that same sentence (and the whole article,…

4 comments to heap your scorn on someone's work and what you don't understand. And you say their work is useless.

One thing that always comes to mind when I read articles like this is that, suppose he's right and the economic value of 8 billion people becomes close to zero at some point becaus…

I am working on vorfract, a voronoi voxel world. I've always found the shapes generated by voronoi diagrams so interesting and I quite like the aesthetic. What new ideas am I think…

https://vorfract.com To be honest, it's actually more of a game development log, but it's the closest thing I have to a personal website. It's hosted on an old Linux PC at home.

I've been working on vorfract (a voronoi voxel world) for some time now: https://jazzprogramming.itch.io/vorfract

I'm working on vorfract, a voronoi voxel world: https://jazzprogramming.itch.io/vorfract

Same as last time, I guess. It's a voxel building environment that uses irregular voxels (voxels with sloped faces). I've been working on fixing the bugs for a while now (and there…

Speaking of unconventional languages for web development, there's also Wt, for people who are used to building things using C++. I found it surprisingly good and considering how li…

A voxel building environment using cellular voxels, which allows voxels to have sloped faces. WebGL version: https://jazzprogramming.github.io/vorfract/

I've been working for some time on a voxel building environment which uses irregular voxels (cellular voxels) instead of the usual cubic grid ones. If you're curious, you can see i…

I' working on a voxel building environment, but using irregular (Voronoi) voxels instead of the usual cubic grid ones. Still very much a work in progress: https://jazzprogramming.g…

Yes, same here! I was hooked after that, on Louis Armstrong first and then jazz in general.

My favourite Louis Armstrong recording is "A kiss to build a dream on". Even today he seems to be larger than life.. I so wish I could have seen him at the height of his career. Th…