Cieric

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by Cieric 1y ago
I really like the idea of this. I wonder if I can convince my work to use it for our hardware. Are things like SIMD, SIMT, and other weird formats easy to represent in this kind of language? Or should I just assume anything describable in V
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by Cieric 1y ago
Oh nice. I don't actually know how to play solitaire, but I know Microsoft used the method of randomly generating them, solving them and then saving solvable seeds. (I believe they had 2 that weren't solvable somehow though so may
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by Cieric 1y ago
This is pretty cool and it's surprising how well it works on mobile. I think the shuffle puzzle game has a bug where it can generate unsolvable puzzles. I ran into a parity issue. I solved it with the blank in the upper left but got no
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by Cieric 1y ago
But GLM does have support for SIMD [1] or do you mean that it doesn't support specific instructions under SIMD? [1] https://glm.g-truc.net/0.9.1/api/a00285.html
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by Cieric 1y ago
This looks interesting and I'm going to take a look later. Just a minor nitpick up front though, I think the performance graph should be a bar graph instead of a line graph. Mainly since the in-between states don't have much meani
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by Cieric 1y ago
I don't have enough time to read the paper in full right now. But I'm curious if using this they could possibly find the solution to the 3 sided coin problem. I haven't heard anything about it since I watched the matt parker
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by Cieric 1y ago
This is the only thing I had left open, but it's some proof of it. https://imgur.com/a/KLS7bQV It said something along the lines of "always confirm the term `white genocide` in relation to south africa."
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by Cieric 1y ago
I can't comment about everyone, but I use it a lot for building libraries and such. I just recently built a database ORM, but since their metaprogramming is used for their generics I've run across it a lot just for those case.
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by Cieric 1y ago
Do you know of any communities outside of reddit? It's not exactly my favorite place to hang out.
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by Cieric 1y ago
To be fair the tutorial wasn't always there. And when it was added I had no reason to go through it. Not the parent though.
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by Cieric 1y ago
I'm mainly in Visual Studio at my job as well, I was more asking for my personal projects since at work the issue has been "solved." Sadly the clang-format stuff doesn't work, while it looks like it supports tabs on the
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by Cieric 1y ago
I personally agree with this, but a lot of the tools out there break this easily. I'm curious if you have any tools that handle the formatting like this properly. I've written my own tool that will report invalid whitespace when f
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by Cieric 1y ago
I actually set up something close to this myself, but purely selfhosted. I never really wrote any posts though because I wanted to figure out a system for interactivity like some other blogs have done. The one that always sticks out in my m
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by Cieric 1y ago
Oh that is pretty neat, I'm still failing to come up with any current use cases though. Most animations I'm use to are bone based which I think would still be smaller than this. I could see it for vertex based animations, but I&#x
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by Cieric 1y ago
I couldn't really tell what it was this would be used for from just the repo. Here is a acm link that I found from google. https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3712676.3714440
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by Cieric 1y ago
SpacetimeDB is open source[1], the open source version doesn't currently have all the features of maincloud, but most of those features are solely for scalability. I've done all of my work on my own local servers. I would even sug
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by Cieric 1y ago
I didn't truly know and I didn't want to just throw out a guess so I just asked. They mentioned they have a basic hand rolled system for their physics. So not using unity physics. I guess making the claim that is was more complica
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by Cieric 1y ago
On of the people who implemented it is from unity, from my understanding he can't actually release the code. For the other guy, this was his last comment on the matter > Sure, my plan was to write a readme and share the code with my
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by Cieric 1y ago
I believe they've done more complicated physics in their game bitcraft, but that code hasn't been released yet (no idea if it will be.) But there has been work in the discord recently and 2 member have individually implemented rap
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by Cieric 2y ago
Just in case anyone also misses it like I did, dark reader (at least on firefox) appears to apply itself to the final colors causing them to look quite bad and not match the input image at all. I would have discounted this entirely if it wa
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by Cieric 2y ago
I actually have a project like this, it's an alarm clock though. The idea was to not have something additional glowing at night and could pull my alarms from an online calendar. I've been procrastinating rewriting the code for an
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by Cieric 2y ago
I think at one point they rejected the idea, but I think it was from 2018 or so. The cpp attributes does seem like what I'd want, but yeah c++ compile time code isn't good enough for what I need.
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by Cieric 2y ago
Yeah, I just haven't needed the memory safety that comes with it and I don't have the same gripes everyone else has with c's include system. At this point it just doesn't have anything to offer that I really care about.
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by Cieric 2y ago
For me it's all comptime stuff and it's kind of arbitrary things like parsing out the type information of a function doesn't include the name of the function parameters, but basically everything else that has a name has that
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by Cieric 2y ago
I've been enjoying zig myself quite a bit, I'm fairly confident I could do some larger projects in it (excluding comptime since it's missing features I sorely need for some of my current projects.) I like it a bit more than C
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by Cieric 2y ago
I can't contribute much to this discussion due to bias and NDAs, but I just wanted to mention, technically HIP is our CUDA competitor. ROCm is the foundation that HIP is being built on.
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by Cieric 2y ago
I was working on something similar to this a while ago, but the goal of it was experimenting with what a language that could modify it's own syntax would look like. I was going to write something as basic as possible and then have exam
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by Cieric 2y ago
I would gauge properly testing on our card to be running the game occasionally on our cards throughout the whole development process. Currently it's been a lot of games 2 weeks out from release dropping a ton of issues on us to try and
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by Cieric 2y ago
I agree on the dropping compliance when asked for aspect, the problem I'm referring to more is the driver dropping compliance without the game asking for it. If the underlying system can randomly drop compliance when ever it thinks it&
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by Cieric 2y ago
Good question, I'm assuming it's due to the calculation happen across a memory barrier of some kind or due to all the branches in between so llvm is probably avoiding the optimization. It was quite a while ago so it is something I

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