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That looks fantastic.

• larodi 3y ago
  and makes this particular release of GCC (14.1) the coolest ever. indeed I have been teaching intro to C++ with similar box-like diagrams, and you know what - it takes a second for everyone in a group of 20 people to understand not only pointers, references, and buffer overruns, but also virtual tables, difference between composition and inheritance, and how the memory gets composed. visual explanations have long been a very very very weak spot in most university publications. it is with great relief that I find ML people using lots of visual explaining rather than more weird 17th century crypto-language. as a side-note Edward Tufte wrote a book called Visual Explanations: Images and Quantities, Evidence and Narrative. highly recommended and inspiration for above-mentioned approach.