@antirez I like this approach to reduce code debt, but also it can become a somewhat canonical reference for "best model I can run locally"? Hard to keep up with closed & open models releasing all the time - is the benchmark just ds4-bench / does it cover coding / agentic evals?
@potrepka@threejs@mrdoob Not ready to benchmark just yet - it's still in alpha and there's a roadmap to hit 1.0.0 here: https://t.co/S98royf9tb ; once we hit 1.0.0 or 2.0.0 benchmarking makes more sense
Got three.js working in mystralnative (webgpu native runtime) without a browser! Docs are here: https://t.co/unR6RgeDRS
Thanks to Claude for getting it working in a few attempts by shimming the DOM APIs that three.js needed.
@threejs@mrdoob
Early alpha — tested on Mac, Linux (Ubuntu 24.04), and Windows 11. Custom builds validated on iOS & Android.
MIT licensed. Would love feedback!
https://t.co/OMZbZw2jrN
I built a native JS runtime for WebGPU games — no browser, no Electron, no Chromium.
Think Node/Deno/Bun but optimized for WebGPU with a built-in window & event system. Same code runs in the browser and natively.
Check it out (MIT Licensed):
https://t.co/OMZbZw2jrN
Makes sense, I have taa and ssao enabled by default - still have bugs with occlusion culling so disabled that. Are you planning to release Shade as a 3js alternative with modern lighting defaults? I’m currently just thinking of using mystral to build / test out some game ideas, may open source engine later.
So my sponza demo in webgpu is a pretty good #genuary6 "Lights on/off" post. Specifically there's a way to turn on/off the torches at night time. Rest of prompt: Make something that changes when you switch on or off the “digital” lights. It's on itch too: https://t.co/KzCwgqsFj9
Just released a demo of Sponza running in a new WebGPU engine. It's hosted on itch, so you can try it out in your browser or even on a phone. Has a full day / night system built into the engine with shadows, volumetric lighting, and more. Check it out: https://t.co/KzCwgqsFj9
@sama Agent mode is awesome - fully agentic ("navigate to sam altmans timeline & find his post about atlas"). Also love that chrome extensions work. Is there a way to have the agent run on schedule (like morning brief) or use this agent via api?