mesh to mesh using geometry nodes #b3d
06.03.2026 20:01
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mesh to mesh using geometry nodes #b3d
One65 patisserie has some fancy ones, pretty central location too.
in my latest blog I go over the process of my site's redesign.
from why I switched off NextJS, to early unreleased design iterations, to breakdowns of audio-powered UI components - there's some nice tidbits for everyone.
whoisryosuke.com/blog/2026/th...
Inazuma Eleven DS is one of the greatest RPGs of all time and ain't nobody telling me different.
My top 9 games. There are more, but these are the ones closest to my heart.
my9games.com
Updated pin post.
Hello, I'm Mirna. I've been doing graphic design since I was 13.
You can see my work at goodbye.computer
breathe #b3d
My top 9 (timeless) games
my9games.com
Are you passionate about accessibility, organized, and good at communicating with and motivating teams to drive compliance? You should apply for this role on my team: apply.careers.microsoft.com/careers/job/...
Not quite ready to launch, but if you're a decentralized identity and/or AT proto nerd, you might want to take an early peek at this freeq.at
Knowledge of crates also is terrible without MCP (and even with it tbh) - so unless you’re using native Rust APIs you’re cooked.
Most can write Rust code fine. But they’d purposefully choose APIs that weren’t performant - even after instruction not to.
LLMs: “Let’s just throw a Box on this and a Mut around this — oh wait - we’re in the audio thread where I was instructed to not do that…hmm…yolo 🤷♂️“
The Koolaid drinkers will tell me it’s a skill issue, lack of MCP or context — excuse excuse. But the sad truth is that these programs can and will fail despite the countless assists it’s given. And who knows when they’re right or wrong except for experts who train by - *checks notes* - writing code
While writing a DAW in Rust recently I was constantly querying different LLMs to see what their output would be and 80% of the time they wrote bad code.
I’d literally instruct it to perform best practices, outline them, and then watch as it ignored them while emphatically acting correct.
Most routers have a NAT table that handles connections and it can get overloaded by the 1000+ concurrent NPM fetches for dependencies (and their subsequent deps).
You can avoid this by using the --maxsockets flag to limit the connections
npm i the-intense-pkg --maxsockets=5
TIL you can DDoS yourself with NPM
Tried installing openclaw in Docker's new "Sandbox" VM and the npm install alone crashed my entire WiFi network - making every device lose internet and requiring me to reset my router.
Wild start.
Always a treat
little man is at 140 tris
Luigi's Mansion (Sculptober 2024)
#b3d
Browt in Animal Crossing!
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it's important to be vigilant in these times. but also in *these times*, compassion can go a long way.
instead of going on AI witch hunts that just hurt authentic creators, why don't we elevate artists instead? like, reblog, reply - any social currency is better than filling the world with more needless hate.
#b3d
just exhausted fam.
8 hours of interviews, live coding, portfolio reviews, whiteboarding, and soft skills interrogation to get a denial for a single gig.
#b3d
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