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bing.com• Aug 11, 2025• 1 min read
11 Fall Nail Colors You Should Try Now, According to the ProsFall nail colors usually call for a major transition. No more butter yellow or neon pink—it's time for a shade of deep midnight sky or a foggy gray. Even a petal-inspired neutral may better resonate ...
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westoncb.github.io• Jun 12, 2025• 1 min read
Show HN: Laser-Tracer, programmable virtual volumetric vector displayThis was an idea I had 7yrs ago that I recently decided to go ahead and build since by working with LLMs (mostly o3 and Gemini 2.5 pro) it seemed doable in reasonable time.The original motivation was partly aesthetic, but mostly that this was the ideal "language" for me to express arbitrary 3d forms through. I wanted something with zero boilerplate that would be a natural fit for algorithmic expression. For me, writing programs that say how to move a "pen" around in 3d space was more intuitive than e.g. writing pixel shaders.The format is inspired by Logo/Turtle, and somewhat mimics how a 3d printer works in that Laser-Tracer programs are G-Code like: the fundamental operation is depositing points; from there we get 'traces' specified by either relative (pen.traceBy(x,y,z)) or absolute destinations (pen.traceTo(x,y,z)). And built on top of traces are 'macros' for doing things like drawing text or sweeping polygons.When deposits are made by the 'pen,' it emits additively blended particl
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github.com• Apr 13, 2025• 1 min read
Show HN: A toy MCP for AI agents to code, run, and see output of GPU code safelyEver wondered what happens when you let an AI agent loose on GPU pipeline programming, including shaders? `shaderc-vkrunner-mcp` enables you to find out, without risking any actual GPU or dealing with driver or OS stuff.The core idea is to give AI agents the ability to write, compile, and run GPU code and iterate safely or stably, then let you see the output if desired – all completely locally.It runs entirely inside Docker using Mesa's software Vulkan driver. No need to try to paravirtualize any actual physical GPU, meaning agents can experiment with fancy Vulkan features – atomics, subgroups, cooperative matrices, and more – safely on the CPU. It's surprisingly capable of testing logic, even if it's slow.I went with Vulkan since it's cross-platform (drivers provide it well these days, Mesa runs almost everywhere, and MoltenVK exists for Mac users wanting to experiment similarly), has a sufficient set of exposed primitives for hardware to accelerate the code to competitive levels, eno
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collidingscopes.github.io• Mar 4, 2025• 1 min read
Show HN: Turning logos into liquid metal animations (real-time open source tool)I built a free open source tool which turns logos into a liquid metal animations -- in real-time in the browser. Upload a photo, then use the controls to adjust the colors, speed, noise intensity, animation pattern, and more.Click the dice button underneath the canvas (or use the [r] key) to randomize all input parameters, this can give interesting colour / movement styles. You can then open the controls at the top right of the screen to fine-tune the parameters one-by-one.This program works best with input logo images in png format, with a transparent background (or with a solid white / black color background). Consider cropping your image or running a background removal before inputting into this tool -- this might help to pick out the key edges of your image.How this works: this tool uses WebGL shaders / javascript to create a real-time animation that moves around the edges of the logo, creating a liquid-metal aesthetic.You can export your creation as an image or video afterwards.Th
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news.ycombinator.com• Sep 13, 2024• 1 min read
Ask HN: Procedural generation, creative coding artists / communities / resourcesHey HN!Looking for inspiration / cool artists to follow re/ creative (visual) coding.Stuff I already follow and recommend:* shadertoy [0] and Inigo Quilez [1]* Amy Goodchild [2]* Oleg Dolya aka watabou [3] (author of Pixel Dungeon [4])* r/proceduralgeneration [5]* Daniel Shiffman aka The Coding Train [6], Nature of Code [7]* OpenProcessing [8]Any more recommendations?[0] www.shadertoy.com[1] iquilezles.org[2] www.amygoodchild.com[3] watabou.github.io[4] watabou.itch.io/pixel-dungeon[5] www.reddit.com/r/proceduralgeneration[6] thecodingtrain.com[7] natureofcode.com[8] openprocessing.org
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news.ycombinator.com• Sep 12, 2023• 1 min read
Chick-Fil-A LAN PartyJust saw the post about LAN parties from a few days ago and thought this story might be unique enough to share.I worked at Chick-Fil-A for a year or so in high school. One of the ones in a free standing building in the middle of a much larger shopping center parking lot- bordering the interstate. A group of 6-7 of us employees, INCLUDING the General Manager, were big gamers.At the time, Call of Duty releases were all the rage. The night of the Modern Warfare 2 release, we all closed up at 10pm, invited a few of our friends, and brought in our monitors (mostly 40inch TVs) and Xboxes. We set them all up on the Chick-Fil-A tables and booths and made several batches of Chick-fil-A nuggets and fries. We played 6v6 from about 11:00pm - 4:00am.I remember thinking how ridiculous it must have looked from the interstate to see a Chick-Fil-A lit up with 12 big screens inside through those translucent shades at 2:00 in the morning on a weekday.That is one of the greater memories of my childhood. I
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bing.com• Jan 16, 2023• 1 min read
This Dirty-Blond Hair-Color Inspiration Is Calling Your NamePlatinum, icy, sandy, strawberry — the list of blond hair-color variations goes on and on, but dirty-blond hair is by far one of the most popular. It's the shade often associated with surfers and ...