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Quality comes from the inside. The inside of your mind. From your unique thoughts and experiences that can't be copied by anyone else. That's why great art is unique, and vice versa. Because it's the same thing. That's why you can't measure quality, because it can't be compared to other things. That's why you can't copy real quality or repeat it on a schedule, because then it stops being unique.

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juntogawa 1 month ago

That's also why real quality survives all trends, because it can't be replaced by anything new, because nothing else can be like it.

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fanblogcomic updated FanBlog

1 month ago

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catcatproductions neogaucho

1 month ago

Love the style of this site! Can't wait to try out your codes or recipes ฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ

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neogaucho 1 month ago

thank you! and thanks for the follow!!

catcatproductions meek-digital-archive

1 month ago

What a fun way to archive your work! (=^･ω･^=)

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meek-digital-archive 1 month ago

Thank you! I love your films, especially Yeehawbanero. I'm looking forward to watching the Old Saint Dick trilogy this year! :)

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catcatproductions 1 month ago

That's so nice! Makes us happy to hear. Thanks! Yes, the Saint Dick trilogy is perfect for the holidays (❄^_^❄)

juntogawa

1 month ago

Starting to get past the "three.js parts" of three.js and get closer to the WebGL parts.

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didntask updated didntask

1 month ago

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didntask 1 month ago

not bad. I'll try to get used to it

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didntask 1 month ago

Gosh it's TERRIBLE on mobile though, I have to fix that 🫩 still overall not a bad experience writing

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didntask 1 month ago

i don't think the margins are fixable, it's just how it gooooes as an embedded Doc. Exporting as HTML doesn't retain stuff like centering. LOOK HERE, LOOK, LISTEN! APPEARING OFFLINE DOE-- "Well, LibreOffice does!" I'm being lured into trying something I already tried for months and stopped for some reason that I can't remember. I know I had a good reason, what was it?

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didntask 1 month ago

forget it, it's *good enough* on mobile, at least it's perfectly-readable. I'm not going to drive myself insane, this is the creativity-killer that halts all writers. It's a BLOG

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didntask 1 month ago

(he lied, he's currently falling for the LibreOffice meme again)

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wizardperspective 1 month ago

As much as I like my current layout with Wiz Perspective, I do miss the old layout because it didn't look like crap on mobile. Waifu Library has the old layout.

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fanblogcomic updated FanBlog

1 month ago

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didntask

1 month ago

Stronger, faster, asker. 1sec

thunderlina updated Thunderlina's Website O' Junk

1 month ago

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juntogawa

1 month ago

Trying to improve the graphics of my next game, and it seems to come down to 3 things: creating efficient technology to run the graphics (since I make games for all kinds of devices, including low-power ones), making good tools who make it frictionless and fun to create, and then actually improving my feel for quality in art.

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juntogawa 1 month ago

Compared to This Is (NOT!) A Car Club, I want to improve quality instead of quantity. Have an interesting variation in the graphics instead of just _many things_. So I'm designing shaders to be able to use multiple images for house textures and character/object sprites without slowing down the GPU.

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juntogawa 1 month ago

Technical things like this are advanced but very solvable. Making good tools is mostly about de-learning all the bad tools with too many options and buttons that put technology in the way when you try to focus on your art.

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juntogawa 1 month ago

Actually getting good at art and graphics is the real work, there are no cool tricks for this except experience and time...

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juntogawa

1 month ago

Achieving backwards-compatibility for IE11 (it can run 3D) by removing "let" and "const" Javascript variables.

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juntogawa 1 month ago

Changed my font file (TTF format) to be "installable" instead of "restricted", in order to work in IE11 (http://carnage-melon.tom7.org/embed/)

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juntogawa 1 month ago

Made pixel art images bigger instead of using "image-rendering: pixelated;" (not very supported before 2020)

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a-rainy-mess jesterknight

1 month ago

the jester's gender being "girl(kind of)" is so real oml (my own jester is a silly enby gremlib and I love them very much)

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didntask

1 month ago

No time ttyl

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didntask 1 month ago

The dryads got my homie and aged him up so they could take advantage of him. At least now he can become a knight 🫩 just clocked a guy for laughing at his lack of clothes and made him take him to his house to have his daughter make clothes for him. Unintentionally effortlessly seducing her now. That poor schmuck, NEVER laugh at a random large naked man walking through your town he will take everything

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lizziesmithson updated Lizzie Smithson!!!!!

1 month ago

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wuzzy updated Nose Ears | Good Night!

1 month ago

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jesterknight updated ARE YOU SILLY ?

1 month ago

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kaiserpug

1 month ago

hooooooomestaaaaaaaaaar run

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crackworths neocities

1 month ago

THEY'RE BACK!

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mchatersclub

1 month ago

tung tung tung tung tung tung tung sahur i needa start updating cuz damn❤️‍🩹

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juntogawa

1 month ago

Abstractions in programming promise to create efficiency (mostly for the programmer, but still), but it only creates efficiency in the actual program when you reuse code in functions instead of copy-pasting it over and over (one of the purposes of functions) which results in less total code in the executable file.

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juntogawa 1 month ago

But this doesn't matter in object-oriented programming anyway, because the objects have overhead in code size, memory usage and computation time, that makes the code automatically much less efficient anyway.

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juntogawa 1 month ago

Abstractions also promise to make code readable, but it doesn't make the actual working CODE more readable, it just makes the abstractions more readable. So even if it's easily readable, you won't understand the interesting parts anyway.

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juntogawa 1 month ago

When abstractions aren't used primarily for code reuse, but instead to hide meaning, the program will grow more and more inefficient. Because you stop reading the actual code and only read the abstractions.

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juntogawa 1 month ago

And then you won't know about what actually happens anymore underneath the abstractions anymore. Now those things can be as efficient as they want without you knowing about it. And it tends to grow more inefficient and not the other way, because of our large RAM sizes and CPU speeds today.

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juntogawa 1 month ago

This is why Notepad is slower today instead of faster. It's not because of slow hardware or incompetent programmers, it's computer bureaucracy (probably heavily influenced by the organizational bureaucracy at Microsoft).

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juntogawa 1 month ago

So, abstractions probably won't create programmer efficiency either, because abstractions lead to less understanding of the actual program, which leads to computer bureaucracy, which is a much bigger problem to handle than just editing code.

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juntogawa 1 month ago

So... I remove all object-orientation and unnecessary abstractions in my code, and just use functions to prevent too much code reuse. All other structure is in comments so they don't fill up the executable (like objects and functions does, no matter how efficient your language claims to optimize those)

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juntogawa 1 month ago

The point of all this is: Don't create more technology to handle your technology, that will leave no space for art.

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