zbendefy

yup, vscode, blender, audacity, gimp, inkscape and openshot running on linux can get you very far for basically 0 software cost.

Its great to have an array of these tools provided for free

probably 99% of time shuffling data around, 1% of time calculating

Altough random guessing is 50% right?

Are there some details on whats wrong with these?

also dont forget the quadratic time desktop icon arrangement: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26152335

Its wierd because I could differentiate between 120Hz and 240Hz but I think its because the computer generates still images without motion blur. So 120Hz with perfect motion blur would be indistinguishable from 240Hz I think

I think they are not actually spinning, they are around the nucleus in a probability cloud. I dont think we could use that as a timing mechanism but Im not a physicist

Could webassembly be also used for this?

Do those numbers mean useful data bandwidth or also CRC and other stuff?

Or more likely it will be called QPU then, that goes better along with gpus and cpus

I did a remake of an old swedish game (SinkSub/DepthCharge) for android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bute.bi106...

It uses a custom opengles engine instead of using unity or something for free, as I wanted to practice opengl and android development.

Lately Google Admob DISABLED my ads (they say they are limiting my account even though I did not do anything malicious), but I couldnt care less

What...is this true?

Chang'e unchained!

thanks!

Based on the Johns Hopkins data

It uses a custom game engine using gles2,and runs on android devices down to 4.1 :)