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#AtariSTE 50fps racer: speedo code now optimised resulting fewer frame drops. New "time extend" banner when passing checkpoint. Hud tidied up and high score synchs with main score. Next stop: optimise the stars code (currently written in C!). Getting there one step at a time! 💥

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GregzVR 🥽vor 1 Jahr

Looks like an excellent homage to this, from 1986.

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Yes - it's certainly heavily inspired by the arcade version of WEC Le Mans. 😄

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I think you might have been driving a Ferrari and smoking a big fat cigar around town in the late 80's if you had been able to produce games this good on the STE back then... 👏 😉

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Really polished. Great stuff. This is begging for 4 player serial connected multiplayer 😁

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That would be pretty cool. Maybe in a future update following the initial release.😀

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every video, it just gets better.😊

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Looks amazing

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Thanks Damon!

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How do 8-year-olds vibe code? Here are highlights from Fay's first solo session with Anthropic Claude Code where she tries building a theme park simulator using Cloudflare Developers Workers and Hono. Some observations: - 💃 100% more dancing and singing than when I vibe code. - 📖 she read a lot more of the code with Claude Code than Cursor. - 🤩 somehow it felt like she got a lot more time with the app she was building AND the code when using Claude Code. I can't explain it exactly, but it's pretty magical. - 💸 Her 45-minute session ending up costing a little over $5. "Thats so good!" she says. (Though I expect she may ask for me to raise her allowance if she keeps using it!) - 🎓 She's spent a lot of time building with Cursor over the past 6 months, and that set her up to move quickly with Claude Code. I suspect if she had started here there would've been more of a learning curve. - 🥹 It's amazing how much I learn from her when I watch her try out these tools, and how much fun we have together exploring the world of AI. P.S. - She wants everyone to know she's doing a STEM fair project on AI :) P.P.S. -- Mini-disclaimer: These videos are prompted by Fay and unrelated to/unaffiliated with my job 😇. That's why there hasn't been one in about 6 months. I'm not sure if/when there will be one again. She keeps asking for her own YouTube channel, but so far the answer has been "no".

How do 8-year-olds vibe code? Here are highlights from Fay's first solo session with Anthropic Claude Code where she tries building a theme park simulator using Cloudflare Developers Workers and Hono. Some observations: - 💃 100% more dancing and singing than when I vibe code. - 📖 she read a lot more of the code with Claude Code than Cursor. - 🤩 somehow it felt like she got a lot more time with the app she was building AND the code when using Claude Code. I can't explain it exactly, but it's pretty magical. - 💸 Her 45-minute session ending up costing a little over $5. "Thats so good!" she says. (Though I expect she may ask for me to raise her allowance if she keeps using it!) - 🎓 She's spent a lot of time building with Cursor over the past 6 months, and that set her up to move quickly with Claude Code. I suspect if she had started here there would've been more of a learning curve. - 🥹 It's amazing how much I learn from her when I watch her try out these tools, and how much fun we have together exploring the world of AI. P.S. - She wants everyone to know she's doing a STEM fair project on AI :) P.P.S. -- Mini-disclaimer: These videos are prompted by Fay and unrelated to/unaffiliated with my job 😇. That's why there hasn't been one in about 6 months. I'm not sure if/when there will be one again. She keeps asking for her own YouTube channel, but so far the answer has been "no".

Ricky

137,560 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

** Sega Genesis 3D Engine Day 3 ** Blast Processing kicks In !! Converted the Line Drawing and Triangle drawing to 68k Assembly and gained 25% in the line drawing and 33% speedups in the triangle drawing vs C ( so far ) . The scheduler calculating the vertexs is still in C , just the drawing routines are now are in assembly . Possibly 5-10 % gains will come from the scheduler being in ASM also. The Line and Triangle drawing C code took some beating , it was surprising - particularly the line drawing to get a speed up over the C code in ASM. I guess its not too surprising as the C code was basically handling pointers and integers so I had to get exotic to find the speedups. Initially my ASM Line draw was 100% slower than the C code - the first pass conversion from C to ASM is always rough as its more about getting it working then refine later , but yeah 100% slower on first pass was brutal, after 4 hrs tweaking it was 25% faster than the C code so thats a good start - might get more yet. So added more squares and more triangles for load testing at the same frame rate. Its still not anything cohesive but right now focussing on performance in rendering to see how much can be pushed. As rendering will be the biggest cpu soak the faster that goes the better. The smaller triangles take about 1/3 the CPU time of the larger triangles at present so theres definately a fill rate limit vs the setup time to consider. The same would go for the squares been line framed - smaller ones would allow al lot more . #SGDK #SegaGenesis #SegaMegadrive

Sega Genesis 3D Engine Day 3 Blast Processing kicks In !! Converted the Line Drawing and Triangle drawing to 68k Assembly and gained 25% in the line drawing and 33% speedups in the triangle drawing vs C ( so far ) . The scheduler calculating the vertexs is still in C , just the drawing routines are now are in assembly . Possibly 5-10 % gains will come from the scheduler being in ASM also. The Line and Triangle drawing C code took some beating , it was surprising - particularly the line drawing to get a speed up over the C code in ASM. I guess its not too surprising as the C code was basically handling pointers and integers so I had to get exotic to find the speedups. Initially my ASM Line draw was 100% slower than the C code - the first pass conversion from C to ASM is always rough as its more about getting it working then refine later , but yeah 100% slower on first pass was brutal, after 4 hrs tweaking it was 25% faster than the C code so thats a good start - might get more yet. So added more squares and more triangles for load testing at the same frame rate. Its still not anything cohesive but right now focussing on performance in rendering to see how much can be pushed. As rendering will be the biggest cpu soak the faster that goes the better. The smaller triangles take about 1/3 the CPU time of the larger triangles at present so theres definately a fill rate limit vs the setup time to consider. The same would go for the squares been line framed - smaller ones would allow al lot more . #SGDK #SegaGenesis #SegaMegadrive

Shannon Birt

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