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The light by The Orz
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added on the 2023-05-24 03:29:43 by grz  |
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grz webb space telescope!
rulez added on the 2023-05-24 05:33:15 by sensenstahl 
nice
Do you see the light?
stunning!
wow, great
Just incredible! F*cking cool work !! ♥
That looks so good, maybe Linux is better for size coding :)
wow, extremely pretty and clever, love it
Plenty good & interesting code !
very nice pic
Incredibly nice scene in true grz style!
Some infos from the author @ youtube link:
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256 bytes Linux procedural graphics for Outline 2023 demoparty
this does not use any libraries and use two syscalls (open / mmap) for Linux framebuffer device access (fbdev)
x86 assembly, 3 layers minsky circle based display hack handled generically with stack + AVX2 instruction vpsravd to shift parameters in "mass".
Also use AVX instructions for saturated arithmetic.
The ELF header + boilerplate code to open the device and setup framebuffer access is 69 bytes so the whole graphics code is 187 bytes.
Really cool
Moody, nice looking "photo" ;).
Nice. Thanks for the good and open documentation!
It doesnt do much on the screenshot, but when running it in hires, holy shit
insane
holy shit, incredible
Looks like a photograph!
This is super cool, like it a lot!
oh, I missed this one! this is the best of these linux 256b exegfxs yet!
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if this prod is a fake, some info is false or the download link is broken,
do not post about it in the comments, it will get lost.
instead, click here !