Notices by Drew DeVault (drewdevault@fosstodon.org), page 2

better

wut

Second test house looking better as a result

There we go. Spent most of my day learning to use Blender and import the results into betamine but it was time well spent

One of my test houses renders properly now, but only because the stairs happen to face south

Wait why is the chunk scheduler O(n²), why did I think that was a good idea

Thanks @martijnbraam for helping model the open piston!

Getting better at quickly knocking out weird block models with the assistance of blender

It begins

Last could of days have been a break from implementing Minecraft beta 1.7.3 to spend some time actually playing it for the first time in... a while

lol, I thought the tesselator was causing the lag spikes, it was the scheduler (it takes 100x longer than the tesselator with this stupid algorithm)

These chunks courtesy of a vanilla Minecraft beta 1.7.3 server

This version of the network protocol is really annoying to implement because you have to write decoders for *every* packet format because the packets are not length prefixed

To anyone who is doing anything with machine learning, please stop

Signed, everyone else

With a bit of effort I was able to get GitHub's new AI garbage to reproduce the lyrics to All Star by Smash Mouth

Prior to poking at jj I had managed to avoid using GitHub for quite a while, actually. Months, I think. And they added more AI shit since I last looked at it

Opened a discussion on #jujutsu's Google CLA requirement here:

https://github.com/martinvonz/jj/discussions/4849

There's good news on the Discord front, a bridge between Discord and IRC has been established and some discussions are ongoing to continue to make improvements in this regard.

I have been playing with some patches. Submitted one upstream as a minor bugfix and said I'd sign-off on the DCO but wouldn't sign the Google CLA. Got code review but no comment on the CLA refusal so we'll see where that goes.

I want to add email support!

Still studying #jujutsu as an alternative to #git. Some new thoughts:

1. I really like it
2. The docs are bad
3. 🤮 Discord

Bunnix is probably one of the most complex Hare programs that exists -- it's a functional Unix kernel. It's also freestanding, so "how many discrete types are in this program" is an easy question to answer. The answer is 451.