MDT9K s03e08 - 11 July 2018 18:30 Lisbon time
category: general [glöplog]
Next Mystery Demoscene Theater 9000 livestream will take place next Wednesday the 11th of July at around 18:30 Lisbon time.
Tune in to twitch, youtube, facebook or good old scenesat. We also have a minisite now with info about the show.
This next show will focus on tiny size intros (128b, 256b, 512b) and will feature as guests sensenstahl, hellmood and TomCatAbaddon. Tune in live to participate on the chat. :)
Tune in to twitch, youtube, facebook or good old scenesat. We also have a minisite now with info about the show.
This next show will focus on tiny size intros (128b, 256b, 512b) and will feature as guests sensenstahl, hellmood and TomCatAbaddon. Tune in live to participate on the chat. :)
Woow cool guests!!! This is gonna be awesome!
amazing indeed! gotta watch that show :)
Go TomCatAbaddon!
Looking forward to watching it.
Love these interviews. Will be watching ~25km from Lisboa.
it's today in a couple of hours :)
that was fun :)
it was indeed :) please forgive my "sizespeeching", compressing as much information in as few seconds as possible, I guess that's a general attitude ^^ thanks for having me as guest!
Thanks to psenough for the idea.
This event was a good chance to promote the tiny intro coding.
Fighting for bytes is so much fun.
very good exercise for your brain.
You can do it anytime and anywhere.
Better than any crossword
The x86 instruction set is so complex,
that you can do the same thing in hundred different ways.
and I'd like to repeat my messeges from the stream:
1. if you have USB pendrive please make it bootable with Rufus,
then copy some tool to it (FASMD, VC, HIEW, DEBUG)
and you are ready for coding everywhere...
2. if you have a bootable usb drive
then put your favorite tiny intro into the master boot record
with my tool.
3. Function is the main event of 256 byte intro competitions.
So, come to Budapest in September!
See you at Function!
This event was a good chance to promote the tiny intro coding.
Fighting for bytes is so much fun.
very good exercise for your brain.
You can do it anytime and anywhere.
Better than any crossword
The x86 instruction set is so complex,
that you can do the same thing in hundred different ways.
and I'd like to repeat my messeges from the stream:
1. if you have USB pendrive please make it bootable with Rufus,
then copy some tool to it (FASMD, VC, HIEW, DEBUG)
and you are ready for coding everywhere...
2. if you have a bootable usb drive
then put your favorite tiny intro into the master boot record
with my tool.
3. Function is the main event of 256 byte intro competitions.
So, come to Budapest in September!
See you at Function!
@tomcat: That,'s a good idea, so here my messages
1.) Get started! Just output something, and go from there
Sizecoding.org / Output
2.) Check the available seminars!
Tomcat Seminar
Rrrola Seminar
(can someone please link the 2nd part)
3.) Get inspired!
32b toplist
64b toplist
128b toplist
256b toplist
4.) don't stop at "wow!", ask yourself "how?"
more often than not : it's more easy to produce tiny code than you might think
and that's really just the tip of the iceberg ;)
1.) Get started! Just output something, and go from there
Sizecoding.org / Output
2.) Check the available seminars!
Tomcat Seminar
Rrrola Seminar
(can someone please link the 2nd part)
3.) Get inspired!
32b toplist
64b toplist
128b toplist
256b toplist
4.) don't stop at "wow!", ask yourself "how?"
more often than not : it's more easy to produce tiny code than you might think
Quote:
; "across the through"
; by gargaj / ümlaüt design
;
; i never thought raymarching in 256b is this easy.
; as you can tell there's plenty of room for optimization,
; but since it fits into 256b, what's the point? :)
and that's really just the tip of the iceberg ;)
To be fair I stopped making 256b intros after that cos I lost interest :) There's a thin line between "impossible" and "possible" which I'm interested in, and I haven't been having a lot of ideas that fit that.
here's the second part of Rrrola's seminar :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51BOp5Pi4mU
