@xenovacom: You can build incredible things with WebGPU I'll stop making demos the day this cube finally falls into the hole
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A tweet highlighting the potential of WebGPU for building impressive interactive demos, featuring a playful challenge about a cube falling into a hole.
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You can build incredible things with WebGPU
I’ll stop making demos the day this cube finally falls into the hole https://t.co/dEOgScOO3X
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