Particle Life simulation in browser using WebGPU(lisyarus.github.io)

178 points by ibobev 1 year ago | 60 comments

Implementing a Tiny CPU Rasterizer(lisyarus.github.io)

97 points by atan2 2 years ago | 31 comments

A silly diffuse shading model(lisyarus.github.io)

19 points by ibobev 9 months ago | 2 comments

Quivers: A year of linear algebra by drawing arrows(lisyarus.github.io)

38 points by ibobev 4 months ago | 6 comments

Making your own programming language is easier than you think (but also harder)(lisyarus.github.io)

120 points by ibobev 5 months ago | 68 comments

Transforming Colors with Matrices(lisyarus.github.io)

85 points by ibobev 2 years ago | 10 comments

Water(oimo.io)

1105 points by thunderbong 3 years ago | 126 comments

An interactive browser-based water simulation demo by oimo that responds to device motion, with selectable quality levels.

Simulating fluids, fire, and smoke in real-time(andrewkchan.dev)

727 points by ibobev 2 years ago | 156 comments

Andrew Chan's blog post with notes on the math, algorithms, and methods for simulating fluids like fire and smoke in real time, with source code on GitHub.

Visualizing Weather Forecasts Through Landscape Imagery(github.com)

553 points by lds133 2 years ago | 53 comments

GitHub repository for a project that renders weather forecasts as landscape imagery on e-ink displays using ESP32, MicroPython and OpenWeatherMap.

Every mountain, building and tree shadow in the world simulated for any time(shademap.app)

369 points by wfme 2 years ago | 109 comments

ShadeMap is an interactive web map that simulates shadows cast by terrain, buildings and trees worldwide for any chosen date and time.

Train Your Own LLM from Scratch(github.com)

376 points by kristianpaul 5 months ago | 43 comments

GitHub repository by angelos-p providing code and docs for training your own large language model from scratch.

I learned Vulkan and wrote a small game engine with it(edw.is)

599 points by eliasdaler 2 years ago | 240 comments

Elias Daler's blog post on learning Vulkan and building a small game engine with two demo games in three months, with code on GitHub.