grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 5hAn svg(!) of a pelican riding a bicycle grgrdvrt.com/pelican/peli... 080
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 29/09/2026Opus 5.5's efficiency is highly disturbing. Feels like seeing a new world emerging in real time. 001
Reposted by grgrdvrtKelsey Hightower @kelseyhightower.com · 28/09/2026I hope we keep writing docs for people who want to understand and build things without using AI. 1430950
Reposted by grgrdvrtNicolas Barradeau @nicoptere.bsky.social · 18/09/2026I'll be part of the Jury of #TripoAI 1st world building hackathon. it's a worldwide contest co-organized with other cool companies and if you're into VFX, games, XR or 3D printing you should give it a shot :) more info below 121
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 17/09/2026The term "mud pyramid" came up in a conversation with a friend about AI generated code 010
Reposted by grgrdvrtLaetitia Nanni @letinani.bsky.social · 08/09/2025Finally found a short moment to put together a little webpage! mostly just an excuse to play around with some WebGL GPGPU + render target combos in Three.js. By the way, I’m a web creative developer and sometimes Arduino tinkerer working with artists and installations ✨ www.laetitiananni.fr 1113
Reposted by grgrdvrtRomain Guy @romainguy.dev · 06/08/2026I really miss apps that would do ridiculous things in their UI, like Disco. If you've never used this ~2007 CD burning app, it would show a real-time smoke simulation coming out of the window when you were in the process of burning a CD. It was interactive too! www.youtube.com/shorts/zklSr...youtube.comDisco.app quite literally ... burns ... CDs and DVDsYouTube video by Chris Messina 2274
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 09/07/2026I'll be in Berlin for @localfirstconf.com next week. Do I know anyone who will be there? 141
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 06/07/2026There was one story on stackoverflow where someone's C code was faster than their hand crafted assembly and now it is generally believed that high-level abstractions generate higher quality output. 000
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 02/07/2026Figma expands to build pretty much anything Slack integrates claude so you cand build directly from there Notion adds more AI to to make anything Linear integrates AI and git so you can build directly from there. 120
Reposted by grgrdvrtNicolas Barradeau @nicoptere.bsky.social · 02/07/2026I made an online demo of the WebGL Flex Avatars! it took some work to pack everything so that it can run online but I managed to fit the gaussian model, 10 expressions & the mesh proxy in 16Mo :) I also added Gaussian relighting and shadow casting, audio playback and a webcam to drive the avatar 🔗 👇️ 1103
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 01/07/2026Alternating between multiple agents gives me Overcooked vibes 030
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 28/06/2026People talk about how claude + slack is a match made in heaven. This is not the future of my dreams. I want to see "Microsoft Bob meets Google Wave" 020
Reposted by grgrdvrtAndy Allen @andy.works · 28/06/2026Early concept videos like Apple's Knowledge Navigator (1987) are a fascinating reflection on the future we wanted. www.youtube.com/watch?v=For...youtube.comApple Predicted Siri AI in 1987Apple's Knowledge Navigator was a touchscreen tablet with an agenti... 2101
Reposted by grgrdvrtNicolas Barradeau @nicoptere.bsky.social · 23/06/2026I managed to get FlexAvatar to run fully in browser with ONNX WebGPU ! 🎉 since inference is now rea-ltime, it's running fairly fast (20-40fps) so I added an audio analysis tool to make the various expressions reactive to sound 📢 1131
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 22/06/2026The worst thing that happened to me last week is that my bicycle chain broke. I feel completely stranded. 000
Reposted by grgrdvrtNicolas Barradeau @nicoptere.bsky.social · 21/06/2026the problem with Novel View Synthesis, in a nutshell. ( MV-adapter & SDXL, first image is the input ) 111
Reposted by grgrdvrtRami Ismail (رامي) @ramiismail.com · 17/06/2026"Game dev is one of those jobs you only do when you really want to. It's not going to make your parents proud, you're unlikely to get rich in an industry that lays off people for making superhits, and its a demanding & confrontative job. Why would you let a machine do the thing you're here to do?" 1942431537
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 17/06/2026Letting AI make us idiots is a choice, not a fatality. 030
Reposted by grgrdvrtZach Leatherman @zachleat.com · 16/06/2026uhh… TIL: <marquee direction="down" behavior="alternate"> <marquee behavior="alternate">This text will bounce</marquee> </marquee> developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W... 2127324
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 12/06/2026It's very destabilizing when the AI gives me what I need instead of what I asked for 000
Reposted by grgrdvrtRaphaël Améaume @raphaelameaume.com · 09/06/2026I finally made a proper website for Fragment 🎉 Right now, it is mostly a wrapper to the documentation available on GitHub but this is only the beginning! fragment.tools Built on top of @vite.dev, @svelte.dev and Mediabunny by @vanilagy.bsky.socialfragment.toolsFragment | A modern toolkit for creative codingFragment lets you sketch, render, and export canvas-based graphics with ease, from quick experiments to production-ready visuals. Built on top of Vite, Svelte and Mediabunny. 2289
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 07/06/2026The malleable software crowd should investigate the rules of Uno. Probably the most malleable thing out there 110
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 04/06/2026I know this is controversial and I'm taking a risk saying this, but slack might not be the best communication tool for remote teams 230
Reposted by grgrdvrtgrant @grantcuster.com · 22/05/2026New on Constraint Systems: Sphere Paint Multi-player painting without edge sphere-paint.constraint.systems A sphere is interesting because all points are continuous on all sides. You can respond, extend, or connect in any direction. 1165
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 22/05/2026It's unfair that AI won't wake up at night thinking about that stupid thing it said 12 years ago 050
Reposted by grgrdvrtAndy Allen @andy.works · 20/05/2026Zero data isn't just a customer perk, it's really for me. We've normalized optimizing all the joy out of our businesses. One way to push back is to not put that weapon in your hand and instead collect no data. 1281
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 20/05/2026I'm not super worried about the effect of AI on the younger generation. I'm confident that there will always be adventurous and ambitious people who will want to do great things. These people will use whatever tools they have, including AI, in a smart way. 000
Reposted by grgrdvrtNikita Lisitsa @lisyarus.bsky.social · 06/05/2026You might remember that I was working on my own programming language a few months ago. I've decided to write a blog post about what this language is, how it is implemented, and what are my future plans! lisyarus.github.io/blog/posts/m...lisyarus.github.ioMaking your own programming language is easier than you think (but also harder) 118512
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 02/05/2026Still working on my "chain of increasingly complex programming tools". I'm working on V4. One idea for this version is to use the jj graph as the interface to manage the tasks 130
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 28/04/2026All 2D editors become 3D editors at some point All 3D editors become 2D editors at some point 230
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 17/04/2026Clojure is a really fascinating language. I tried to use it seriously on a couple of occasions, but it never completely clicked for me. Despite that, it definitely had a great impact on how I think about code. clojure.org/about/docume...clojure.orgClojure - Documentary 130
Reposted by grgrdvrtEf 📐 @sandboxspirit.bsky.social · 15/04/2026I've wrote a new post on the math I use to draw procedural roads only using lines and arcs. Here is how the construction unfolds: 1777
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 10/04/2026I'm late to everything, so I didn't notice the frequent usage of the word "harness" until recently. Apparently it started in november. 230
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 08/04/2026One thing I find useful when writing specs for a coding agent is to explicitly define a vocabulary upfront. I don't know if it makes the agent perform better, but it definitely helps write a clearer document. 000
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 07/04/2026If, like me, you wake up every morning wondering what the Voronoï diagram of arbitrary shapes looks like, here is the answer: 1374
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 05/04/2026Github is dying. It won't disappear suddenly, but unless they do major changes soon, it will be like facebook: still here, but we open it less and less. Maybe it will survive as a pure code storage. The replacement is not exactly here, but there are some changes 421
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 04/04/2026This morning I'm vibing a chain of increasingly complex programming tools. I'm at V3. V0 was... nothing. Just claude in the terminal V1 was useless beyond any reason. When trying to improve V2 from itself, claude thought it would be great to restart the app, effectively killing the session 🙃 210
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 03/04/2026A 2026 version of emacs would be a self-building IDE where you prompt an AI to add modules specialized for the work you are doing. 110
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 03/04/2026One thing I learned working on a drawing app is that vector and raster graphics are much more compatible than I thought. Once you have layers, you can perfectly interleave vectors and pixels. Affinity is doing exactly that. 030
Reposted by grgrdvrtWilly Brauner @willybrauner.com · 23/03/2026New post released! 🎉 I’m breaking down everything I’ve learned about the push-pull algorithm in Signals. It's an important publication for me, this article required more research and creativity than my previous posts. Enjoy! → willybrauner.com/journal/sign... #signals #frontend #article 66712
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 27/03/2026After many attempts over years and years, I finally managed to implement Fortune's algorithm for Voronoï diagrams. The step by step visualization was key to debug the process, and when everything work it's just mesmerizing. 4643
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 27/03/2026JJ turned me from "uh let's delete the whole directory and clone the repo again" to "hey let's rebase these 5 branches at once! Wow, look at how my history is clean now!" 010
grgrdvrt @grgrdvrt.bsky.social · 27/03/2026Ok, I'll assume `jj absorb` is just magic. Just used it for the first time and it was perfect 110
