Bit of a brain tingler, do any 3d or Three.js folks know what could be causing this glitch?
It's a spherical surface with a grey & white texture applied, but it glitches like this for a moment before coming good. Example article if you scroll down to the bit where it zooms in: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-03-06/the-cloud-under-the-sea/103137378
One day, one decomposition
A274357: Numbers n such that n and n+1 both have 8 divisors
3D graph, threejs - webGL 
https://decompwlj.com/3Dgraph/A274357.html
3D graph Gen, threejs animation https://decompwlj.com/3DgraphGen/A274357.html
2D graph, first 500 terms https://decompwlj.com/2Dgraph500terms/A274357.html
StarSeeker 0.98 is up!
https://starseeker.spark72.com/
Now showing all 60K stars within 200ly. Search is now an API call, and system data loads on demand—cuts the initial data in half (was ~174MB). Batch processing’s faster too! 1/6
#starseeker #webgl #indiedev #astronomy
What's the status of WebGPU? Too early? Abandoned?
Are people still using WebGL?
C# support for the web is the last missing piece that prevented me from fully investing in the @godotengine ecosystem. For accessibility and security reasons, it's essential to release web versions during game jams.
Very glad to see that it may arrive in 4.5!
https://godotengine.org/article/live-from-godotcon-boston-web-dotnet-prototype/
Love how the cyan group/species starts circling/framing the rest from ~30 seconds in... Also this variation is using some of the new color themes released earlier today (see one my previous posts).
More #Actiniaria progress: Added a soft global constraint to create more of a (macro)organism feel w/ a sense of belonging and fuzzy boundary. Also slowly updating the behavior/relationship matrix between the six different types now, to create varying temporary alliances...
(Note: Sadly Firefox doesn't respect the Rec2020 color profile in the video, please download or use Chrome or Safari for viewing...)
Found some time last night to implement multi-behaviors and I'm very excited about where this is going... 
The video shows 6 different types interacting with (and avoiding) each other. Next step is to vary the behavior matrix over time, causing changing alliances and breakup behaviors...
See #Actiniaria for more context...
(Note: Sadly Firefox doesn't respect the Rec2020 color profile in the video, please download or use Chrome or Safari for viewing...)
Similar to my #LinearMemory piece from last year (check the hashtag for references), these current #Actiniaria explorations make me fully appreciate all the research, efforts and supporting hardware behind the DCI-P3 & Rec.2020 color spaces. The intensity (and subtlety) of some colors & combinations are just stunning (to me), and I don't mean this in any ableist way (just enjoying whilst I still can!)...
Also still amazed that something like this runs at a smooth 60fps @ 2160x2160 UHD resolution on a mobile device with a just Snapdragon 2 chipset... As part of my advisory role @ day job, over the past few months I've been tasked with optimizing artworks for almost a dozen generative/algorithmic artists, often achieving 2-4x framerate improvements... Very much feeling a longer blog post re: code craft vs code art coming up, hoping to connect them more...
"To understand a program you must become both the machine and the program." — Alan Perlis
(Note: Sadly Firefox does not seem to respect the Rec2020 color profile in the video, please download or use Chrome or Safari for viewing...)
Been working on various shader & behavior update and options for #Actiniaria... it's all starting to come together! 
(Note: Sadly Firefox does not seem to respect the Rec2020 color profile in the video, please use Chrome or Safari for viewing...)
Level up your GLSL! Learn step, mix & smoothstep in my new interactive shaders post. Code directly in the browser w/ the live editor! Challenges included to practice.
https://rherault.dev/articles/learn-with-me-shaders-functions
Work in progress...
Finally finding some time to continue working on my earlier https://thi.ng/boids experiments, now also using WebGL instancing and floating point render textures for super-smooth blending/trails to create aesthetics reminiscent of sea anemones...
(Update: I've decided on the beautiful-sounding and fitting #Actiniaria as project title...)
(Note: Sadly Firefox does not seem to respect the Rec2020 color profile in the video, please use Chrome or Safari for viewing...)
One day, one decomposition
A208177: Primes of the form 128*k + 1
3D graph, threejs - webGL https://decompwlj.com/3Dgraph/A208177.html
2D graph, first 500 terms https://decompwlj.com/2Dgraph500terms/A208177.html
LOOP, a camera with an internal feedback loop
I am currently developing effect filters that can also be used on a smartphone. The new filters work with an internal feedback loop / additional color buffer. This creates effects similar to intentional camera movement.
I have released a browser-based app with these filters as open source today. The current version is not yet the final version but is already quite usable.
First of all, @panoramax is a very young project, so coverage is quite small. Only in #France - where the project started - there is significant coverage.
Because it is federated and self-hostable, it was a fitting solution to host the images that people take when contributing to #OpenStreetMap with #MapComplete
About the 'WebGL': MapLibre depends on it to render the maps. Some browsers do block #webGL to resist fingerprinting. You might be able to enable it per website.
A flowing WebGL gradient, deconstructed
