Profile for hikari
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- hikari 🌟 (fell out of the sky)
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- @hikari@noyu.me
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About hikari
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from another world; magical girls on the internet, gpu programmers, musicians, sky enthusiasts, etc; EN/SV/DE/日本語
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(girl emerging from under a rock voice) i love developing opengl games for apple platforms! i haven't kept up with recent developments, i'm so excited to see all the new extensions. are there compute shaders yet? 😍
graphics API archæological curiosity: this stackoverflow question has a ton of answers with lists of opengl es extensions available on particular android devices… from more than a decade ago
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2093594/opengl-extensions-available-on-different-android-devices
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me before buying a keyboard: man, isn't it a shame that there's “digital pianos” that only can make piano sounds? there's a world of different instruments that a general midi synthesiser supports
me now: man, if this thing had 600 different piano soundfonts, i'd never tire of it
nice, detailed, short video about how Quake uses portals in calculating the visibility of parts of a level https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfCRHSIg6zo
vad åt android-spelutvecklaren till frukost?
surfaceflingor!
3 Billion Devices Run Java, but nobody would seriously claim Java won, come on
oh my god why did i never realise before that i can trivially write a patch for touchHLE that just logs every single function call, with full arguments. since i have full type info for every function, and i can easily keep track of their names (usually)
https://github.com/hikari-no-yume/touchHLE/commit/984c31419774754bac8c475f09b46babdf9dc939
interesting technical puzzle, perhaps an interview question: how would you convert a UNIX timestamp to a calendar date (YYYY-MM-DD)? with minimal research!
well, I now have my own answer to this :3 https://github.com/hikari-no-yume/touchHLE/commit/c94a8311fa8140068b7d187c34dfa3110955d31b
i love living in the year 19123