saving energy, by only running the simulation in one place
shared between users
saving energy, avoiding recomputation
where the animation is incrementally updated
saving energy, avoiding recomputation
cached on the server
backed by an immutable datastructure, a Rose-tree
Also, stuff.
ok
written in OCaml
updated via Elm-like MVU pattern - but _through the server_ via POST requests
parameterized by different backends - in-memory or sqlite
a 2-dimensional physics simulation
instead - it's rendered on server as CSS and SVG animations
earlier tests showed that removing keyframes didn't change performance
the rendering itself seems the most heavy - would have hoped this would be more efficient
the new firefox profiler in v105.0.3 says that parsing is ~25% CPU, which seems fine
rand: hmm yes, I'll see if making fewer keyframes helps
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rand: I have no problems on my laptop - but that also runs a newer firefox
Seems to spin up my fans on Firefox 102.3.0esr :'(
saving energy, by not recomputing in a slow programming language runtime across all clients
something not using Javascript
a place for anyone to anonymously think together
a chat?
a social medium?
striving to inspire
a "short thoughts" medium
a very immutable one at that
a tree
to be seen yet
an optimisticaly open medium
what is this?
think
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