iercan
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first time seeing "git push" on github throwing an "Internal Server Error"
gVisor is still pretty useful for untrusted workloads when you don't have KVM, though it gets harder to integrate into workflows where people are running macOS/windows locally
the article is quite pessimistic but looking at the latest cves found, most of them are mitigated:
https://gvisor.dev/security-track-record/ (and those are big ones currently, full container escapes..)
I love reading technical blogs, and Fabien Sanglard’s are some of the best out there
https://fabiensanglard.net/also the simple design of the website makes it great
When I was doing presentations for university projects as a student, I used your articles as references, very useful!
Hi, I like it, maybe u can try to add SEO tags so new pages can get indexed
Is it the same for Vercel? It's even more expensive there. Scary
I tried to build a small web demo with Rapier too
https://github.com/iErcann/NotRoblox
(no rust)
What I like :
- Good documentation compared to AmmoJS (you need to read pybullet)
- Recent
- You can run it server side (Node) & client side (Browser), here I'm running it server side but it's possible to do both and implement client side prediction + reconciliation
- Small bundle (AmmoJS was like 2 MB?)
Cool project, when you add multiplayer to a simple game without any game engine and want to actually do it right (CSP, interpolation, lag compensation) it gets technical really fast
I spent months trying to make a CS like in Three.js, then I was wondering myself if it was actually worth it
I could just have used a random game engine that can export to WebGL with wasm even if the first loading was bigger, people wouldn't even notice nowadays
WebGPU is coming out if I'm correct, I wonder how good will web games run now