Willy Brauner

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23 Mar

New post released! 🎉 I’m breaking down everything I’ve learned about the push-pull algorithm in Signals. It's an important publication for me, this article required more research and creativity than my previous posts. Enjoy! → willybrauner.com/journal/sign... #signals #frontend #article

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Jovi 🐨

@jovidecroock.com

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jovidecroock.comLiking what we are becomingFrom thinking the craft I loved was dead to thinking this is the best time to be a software engineer.

Figma billing section is a nightmare. I'm torn between: they have a really incomprehensible UX or it's deliberately full of dark patterns to encourage you to subscribe for more seats than you need.

maevyn.codesThe Decoherence Trap: When AI slop drowns out the signal in an endless sea of noiseOf all the forms of tech debt, decoherence is the worst. It compounds exponentially with a system's rate of change, and AI is now producing it faster than ever, leading us deeper and deeper into the a...

Is there anyone here who works using Mistral? I’d be curious to know whether this European solution is worth considering these days.

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Maevyn

@maevyn.codes

My thoughts on the current state of AI driven software development, why I'm no longer concerned about a runaway intelligence explosion, and what I think is a far worse outcome we could be walking into maevyn.codes/decoherence

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Donnie D'Amato

@donnie.damato.design

If you've wondered why I haven't written a new blog post in about a month. It's because of this. 👇 typography.damato.design I've written a few posts about web typography in the past year, and even a talk in January. I've decided all of it probably needs a single place. So, this is the place.

typography.damato.designCSS Typesetting: The Math PartsRecommendations for typography on the web.

My next article is cooking! A small preview of new modules that bring the topic to life. This time, it’s about RPC. #journal #blog

Working on it full time for two weeks and can’t wait to share more about it!!

Willy Brauner@willybrauner.com

I've found the topic for my next article. See you in four months! 😅

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Can we agree that #WhiteDenim is the best rock band of the WOOOORLDDDD? www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDuI...

You know what? I know something better than artificial intelligence: intelligence.

Threejs isn't a passion of mine, WebGL is. I mean, I've always liked WebGL experiences, building interfaces with this API, pushing further with WebGPU and its new possibilities. But the library itself (however practical it may be) isn't an end in itself.

It was a huge pleasure putting a real face to an avatar, and meeting some of my clients in person. The kind of encounter that happens far too rarely for my taste. we forget there are people behind the machines.

Big up David Ronai. See you to the next event. #event #threejsparis

The format was a bit short to really dig in, and a talk isn't a masterclass either, but getting an in-depth look at a production was genuinely enjoyable to follow.

In the end, what I liked most was... the people! This conf was THE meeting point of my Slacks, Bluesky, LinkedIn... I can't count the number of times I said "It's you!!!"

Generally speaking, I would have liked to hear more about lower-level topics, architecture choices, the use of native WebGPU, and how Threejs orchestrated its adaptation to this new API, for example.

@petite-biere.bsky.social

That was largely made up for by the excellent presentations of specific projects. I loved discovering in more depth certain productions that we've all played around with, spent hours observing and picking apart, or specific design processes.

When I found out there was a Threejs conf, which was held in Paris, I finally grabbed my ticket at the last minute for these two days. It was the opportunity to catch up with the latest developments in this very popular library.

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Petite bière

Petite bière ?

⭐️⭐️ 2015 16 and 17 booooom! I suspect that the year 2015 is a bit easier than the other years I've played up to this 17th day. #adventOfCode

github.comadvent-of-code/2015/day-15/index.ts at main · willybrauner/advent-of-codePersonal Advent of Code puzzle solutions. Contribute to willybrauner/advent-of-code development by creating an account on GitHub.

8 Sept

⭐️⭐️ and 2015 Day 15 3 weeks later... The permutation function took me a long time. github.com/willybrauner... #adventOfCode

6 Sept

I’m stuck on the Advent of Code 2015 day 15 on on a dumb function for 2 weeks. I haven’t given up hope of finding a solution before the end of the year.😄

15 Aug

⭐️⭐️ and Day 12! github.com/willybrauner... #adventOfCode

⭐️⭐️ and Day 11 :) github.com/willybrauner... #adventOfCode

⭐️⭐️ 2015 Day 10, It looked pretty easy compared to the previous one. github.com/willybrauner... #adventOfCode

I realized that the software I used the most this year was @obsidian.md . Literally all my thoughts, works, pints and writings are in there. That convinced me to support it by becoming "Catalyst member". I developed, via the plugin API, all I needed; Didn't touch anything for months, it just works ❤️

12 Aug

⭐️⭐️ 2015 Day 8 Continuing my holiday homework. github.com/willybrauner...

⭐️⭐️ 2015 - day 7 I reviewed/discovered the binary operators that I almost never use. I struggled with this one… 😔 github.com/willybrauner...

I've found the topic for my next article. See you in four months! 😅

adventofcode.comDay 6 - Advent of Code 2015

30 July

@cassidoo.co puzzle of the week! github.com/willybrauner...

Holidays are the perfect time to code without AI and get my brain working. I'm playing around by solving some old #adventOfCode puzzles from past years. The 2015 Day 6 challenge is pretty cool, it’s the perfect subject to visualize on a canvas. adventofcode.com/2015/day/6

Did it!

adventofcode.comDay 6 - Advent of Code 2015

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30 July

My solution: github.com/willybrauner...

@cassidoo.co Easy pizzy for the holidays :) (or I missed something?) github.com/willybrauner...

The app I've used the most for the past 4 months. Who said RSS was dead? apps.apple.com/us/app/feeee...

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DougLilliequist

@douglilliequist.bsky.social

28 June

Lots of changes since last post. My framework Davine is now released under OFrame as OGPU. github.com/oframe/ogpu

github.comGitHub - oframe/ogpu: Minimal WebGPU LibraryMinimal WebGPU Library. Contribute to oframe/ogpu development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Nicolas Barradeau

@nicoptere.bsky.social

2 July

I made an online demo of the WebGL Flex Avatars! it took some work to pack everything so that it can run online but I managed to fit the gaussian model, 10 expressions & the mesh proxy in 16Mo :) I also added Gaussian relighting and shadow casting, audio playback and a webcam to drive the avatar 🔗 👇️

tol.isTOLIS C — Design EngineerDesign engineer focused on human–AI interaction, design systems and creative coding.

29 June

That's cool tol.is

isaiprofitable.comIs AI Profitable Yet?

15 June

Last @obsidian.md plugin I developed for my own usage: I can translate or rewrite English formulations on request! This will save me from having to switch to Google Translate at the slightest hesitation. Behind the scene, my plugin use a small local AI model.

28 May

I continue to "notionalize" my @obsidian.md with some personal custom plugin like select properties. It's an hybrid solution that allows to set a simple text or select a previous one already created from a drop down. Seems to work pretty good :)

10 May

I've been using @notion.com for two years and I love the concept of infinitely nested nodes. But it's time to store my data locally. For me, @obsidian.md is very close to matching Notion's ease of use. That's why I wrote this little plugin that lets you create pages and bases just like in Notion.

10 May

By the way, the Obsidian API is reaaaally easy to use 👏

10 May

I haven't publish it yet, I have no idea about the plugin name 😄