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Repo: https://kfarr.github.io/3dstreet/ Example use case: https://17thpreso.glitch.me/ Traffic signals WIP: https://aframe-ped-signals.glitch.me/
Would love to collaborate esp. with those interested in learning 3d web dev, urban planning, etc.
General overview: https://www3.svjatoslav.eu/projects/sixth/ Ideas for computation: https://www3.svjatoslav.eu/projects/sixth-data/ 3D engine demos: https://www3.svjatoslav.eu/projects/sixth-3d-demos/
Because it is done on my little free time, it might be ready somewhere in the next 50 years or so.
I wrote this during the first lockdown mainly because I wanted to write some fresh code in the evenings, but also because I was dissatisfied with Wordpress, Tumblr, Posthaven and static sites, having tried all of them over the years for my blogs.
A blog app is literally every web framework tutorial so it’s a bit embarrassing to show (“is that the best idea you’ve got?!”) but the funny thing is, I actually really love using it and it makes me want to write more, and I am writing more on my blogs! Which is the point of a writing/blogging app after all. It should encourage you to write, not get in the way with themes, CSS, hosting and all that entails.
You can only sign up with an invite code because I haven’t fully decided whether to subject the world to YABA (yet another blog app). I was going to add billing support first as I don’t want to support free customers, but I might see what the reception is here first ;-)
I have a bunch of ideas that will keep the basic writing/publishing concept but make it more of a hub for reading too.
I've been working on a super simple Goodreads alternative off and on for the past year or two since I frankly can't stand the Goodreads UI. There's not much to it yet other than personal library management, but it's good enough that I already use it myself to track books I've read or want to read. https://rooseve.lt
Have you seen http://www.librarything.com/
Mull[0] is a tool for mutation testing of C and C++ projects. The goal of mutation testing is to show the gaps in the semantic coverage
My goal is to keep the OPEX as low as possible and not charge for it or run ads. Currently running using a combo of Vercel and GitHub Actions for $0 / month.
I'm porting LLVM/Clang to the 6502. Notoriously difficult project, attempted dozens of times by as many folks. https://github.com/mysterymath/clang6502 My take generates pretty darn good assembly for the cases it handles, but it's absurdly incomplete. Still, a huge amount of risk factors have already been addressed, and there's only a few big known unknowns left. Example input: void print_int(char x) { if (x Example…
Will the compiler support 65C02 instructions?
I'm working on detailed 3d visualizations of streets using WebXR (A-Frame and three.js). Still "half baked" :) Repo: https://kfarr.github.io/3dstreet/ Example use case: https://17thpreso.glitch.me/ Traffic signals WIP: https://aframe-ped-signals.glitch.me/ Would love to collaborate esp. with those interested in learning 3d web dev, urban planning, etc.
