For some reason they never taught us cursive in elementary school. It seems most people around my age didn’t learn either… Very odd…
:clue: :-\
Took part of the top and the doors off my Wrangler today:
I got a lot of weird looks when it just had to start raining a little bit, but it’s just a Jeep thing, they don’t understand!
Wait! People write…like on paper? Neat.
I encourage you to get a Wrangler for your first vehicle, they’re (relatively) cheap, super reliable, easy to work on and fix, lots of fun and its a Jeep 
Plus, who doesn’t love off roading with the top and doors off?
Me… it sounds quite unsafe :point:
Well I learned how to play this song from 0:00 - 2:24 / 2:25 - 2:54 on drums.
WARNING: it’s metal
rkrjE4QRsys
What I am GOING TO DO today (dang it):
Make an extension of InputStream that I can tie to a data source (such as a synth that outputs stereo PCM) and use as a way to save that data as a wav file, using AudioSystem.write(audioInputStream, fileFormatType, file). Hopefully this will work rather than having to code a solution implementing a TargetDataLine, another possible path but a bit messier and not needed since I know the length of the destination wav file.
If I get a general solution working I will post the code, along with an implementation using the JavaFX FileChooser.
[EDIT: struggled with this for several hours, did not complete the task.]
[EDIT 2 (1/12/16): got it working finally. In addition to some off-by-one-fu, I overlooked two requirements of InputStream: *needs to send -1 when done, *needs to send ints in range 0…255, not signed bytes. Code is here.]
sweet, meshuggah! one of my fav.
Haha wow thanks nice to meet another meshuggah fan!
Actually rated to be pretty damn safe in the event of a crash because it has to withstand accidentally rolling it while off roading, or any of the other things that can go wrong.
Also, Meshuggah whoo! Do any of you like Gojira too?
Yea, I like Esoteric Surgery and L’Enfant Sauvage
Wow if Eric Hines didn’t know this, then let’s mention it again: Always premultiply alpha…everything else sucks.
Eric’s post which links a fair number of others: http://www.realtimerendering.com/blog/gpus-prefer-premultiplication/
AND…since alot of people are interested in 2D (or pseudo 3D that’s 2D rendered):
Sean Barrett: http://www.nothings.org/gamedev/compositing_tree/
Got my latest likkle website to send me an email:
http://page-crunchers.appspot.com/
Between Eclipse, the Google Eclipse plugin, Java 7, Java 8, and insane issues with the app engine console web pages, this took a whole weekend to do and ten years off my life expectancy. For example: the deploy version checkbox in the GAE console does not click if you use Chrome on Android! I had to hide JDK 8 in a secret location to stop the Google plugin helpfully using it to compile my servlet, even when it knows perfectly well only Java 7 is supported in GAE.
Now I can get back to Vangard 
And after only a week of reading SHC’s tutorials on LWJGL 3, I have broken through! I have drawn a static triangle with VAOS/VBOS and a vertex and fragment shader. I don’t exactly know what it all does yet, but hey, I did it! Thanks SHC!
Finished my paper on decision making, i.e. on decision tree learning and reinforcement learning.
Now on to the other 3 papers…
was looking for a faster way to weld mesh vertices, end up with a kdtree nearest neighbour search and wrote a debug-renderer for it :
http://memleaks.net/things/kdtree_a.jpg
http://memleaks.net/things/kdtree_b.jpg
http://memleaks.net/things/kdtree_d.jpg
sponza ofc :
http://memleaks.net/things/kdtree_e.jpg
http://memleaks.net/things/kdtree_f.jpg
and a tree inside a kdtree :
You are awesome.
There. It has been said.