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We are announcing our newest initiative: an interactive math engine by isaacmason. Math is core to everything interactive from geometry to collision to color, yet JavaScript lacks a high-performance kernel. Instead libraries reinvent math structures and transformations, with varying success, and now LLMs generate bespoke functions on a case... by case basis. The problem is that there are no principled guarantees for correctness or performance leading to degraded apps or difficult to read code. We need math engine that can be used to power all the cool projects people want to make at scale! The goals of the initiative are ambitious: ⟡ Predictable performance. Allocation-free operations and a documented usage contract designed to preserve monomorphic, optimizable call sites, validated through reproducible benchmarks. ⟡ Portable. Efficiently interoperates with WebGL, WebGPU, Wasm, Three.js, etc., so that the handoff between math kernel and framework is simple. ⟡ Minimal. A lean, tree-shakable kernel containing only the primitives needed to build interactive algorithms. ⟡ Data-oriented. Operates on caller-owned data through data-in, data-out functions without owning the data lifecycle. ⟡ Readability. It is important the core math operations readable such that even if the code is not written by a person they can reasonably review it. isaacmason is bringing his experience building out navcat, crashcat and gpucat. We are starting with mathcat as the foundation and building from there. Stay tuned for more. 👉 Initiative: 👉 Join the convo on Discord:show more

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Poimandres2 months ago

This initiative is foundational to more ambitious projects. We'll be excited to announce them as we get there together.

Simon Le Marchant2 months ago

@isaac_mason_ Brilliant stuff. Reminds me of my work on back in the day

Poimandres2 months ago

@isaac_mason_ Very cool library. It will be an ongoing conversation over the tradeoff between ergonomics, readability and performance.

Iwo Plaza | TypeGPU2 months ago

@isaac_mason_ Such an exciting initiative!

Dan Hollick2 months ago

@isaac_mason_ Oh wow, I'm excited to give this a whirl.

Antonio Bonet2 months ago

@isaac_mason_ Wow, this is awesome, it unlocks so many new possibilities from edtech to visualization.

カメレオンJP2 months ago

@threejs @isaac_mason_ @LilysAI_ 要約して

Dominik Fojcik2 months ago

@isaac_mason_ It can be really powerful in Artifacts for learning new stuff 👀

AI Mastery Guide2 months ago

@isaac_mason_ A real math kernel for JS is long overdue honestly.

mattmac2 months ago

@isaac_mason_ Oho that looks useful

hal_00092 months ago

@isaac_mason_ 🔥👀

PHATTARAPHON_SAENKLA2 months ago

@isaac_mason_

Curtis2 months ago

@isaac_mason_ Exciting!

PHATTARAPHON_SAENKLA2 months ago

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