Daniel Mazurkiewicz

Hi! > Does the brain.js good solution for image recognition? You can do some basic image recognition with brain.js, however, if you plan to make some more advanced image recognition...

Just some idea... : ```javascript const net = new brain.Reinforce(options) .reward((some_args) => { return some_value }); ``` @robertleeplummerjr Where can I find current V3 API proposal?

Not sure what exactly you're trying to achieve, but you should be able to run turbojs in separate thread.

For dummy video drivers check: xvfb and xorg-video-dummy AFAIK xrandr works on top of one of these

Been playing recently with wasm2c and I'm missing easy way to glue C code with webassembly. And there is couple of aspects of it: 1. Mentioned above generated in C...

> one doesn't normally want that sandboxed code to make direct calls to system Ok, was not aware that sandboxing is one of the goals of this tool. Then it...

@RobLoach From this file: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/raysan5/raylib/2e3cfdcc2f5c70e82536caa57d4aa72e3f00fd40/parser/raylib_api.json This one: ```json { "name": "LoadWaveSamples", "description": "Load samples data from wave as a floats array", "returnType": "float *", "params": [ { "type": "Wave", "name":...

@konsumer > I'm not following. What is the issue? the issue is with types mappings: float * doesn't represent a single number, but entire array of numbers, above gave examples...

> Thanks! Was having a hack to at getting the float[] to work too in the Parser update PR too. > will have a look at your PR > Do...

One more thing I've noticed here and there: ``` { "name": "LoadFileData", "description": "Load file data as byte array (read)", "returnType": "unsigned char *", "params": [ { "type": "const char...