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2y ago
I am a beginner in graphics programming, and I came across this amazing frame profiler. Web demo of Tracy: https://tracy.nereid.pl/ This blows my mind. It's so fast and responsive I never expected a WebAssembly applica
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Tracy: A real time, nanosecond resolution frame profiler
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Writing Portable Rendering Code with Nvrhi
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2y ago
What are other cross platform (as in cross-GPU) tools other than RenderDoc that can show GPU debug info? I found Microsoft Pix, but it's not very useful for Vulkan except showing some performance counters.
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Honestly, the most welcoming open-source project I found was Blender. They are quite open to criticism, and follow ups are timely. Only contributed a couple of fixes, but the experience was great overall.
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2y ago
https://editor.p5js.org/lalit.c/full/oN-oq5yM6
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How to maintain code for a century: Just add Rust
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I would like to thank the developers for keeping the codebase maintainable! It was very approachable for me to fix a few UI bugs a couple of months back. For me, contributing to a large project feels great, knowing that people will get to r
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2y ago
GPUI works on Windows too now. Can build Zed from the main branch.
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3y ago
I don't think it's US specific. Have faced a similar situation with the last two budget phones I bought in India.
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3y ago
The 'a' in imgui stands for accessibility. Sometimes, it's useful to have a quick and dirty GUI toolkit. I think Slint fills that gap.
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3y ago
Also check: https://localsend.org/ Apps are available for all platforms, and it's possible to achieve transfer over a LAN connection.
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COO OpenAI: OpenAI is nothing without its people
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4y ago
If you feel that Anaconda is too heavy, try Miniconda [0]. The base environment is a standard Python 3.9 environment without any additional packages. [0] https://docs.conda.io/en/latest/miniconda.html
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4y ago
I think he meant 'clearer'.
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4y ago
Lightworks has a perpetual free licence mode too, provided you have to login every 90 days.
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5y ago
You get used to the dock real quick. Or just install Elementary Tweaks.
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5y ago
Elementary is really great. I have to admit that no other OS (other than alpine/void/arch) can run smoothly on my Intel Atom N450 netbook.
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5y ago
But overall, it's much smoother in Pantheon than in Gnome 40.
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5y ago
2 years in the making. Been waiting for this since last year!
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5y ago
I was getting server 500 error while forking godotengine/godot when my internet cut off. I thought it was an issue from my side.
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I was getting server 500 error while forking godotengine/godot when my internet cut off. I thought it was an issue from my side.
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5y ago
HackerNews is not about India.
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5y ago
That's beautiful, thank you :)
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5y ago
In my experience, CudaText starts up slightly faster.
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5y ago
Even Sublime Text 4 is pretty good, if you install the LSP plugin.
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Sublime Text 4: build 4113
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I mean, some software can really get rid of bloatware without losing much functionality. For example: The AMD Adrenalin driver takes about 1GB of disk space and comes bundled with a browser. The control panel takes forever to start, even on
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5y ago
His previous blog on Unix Audio Systems cleared up a few concepts I had in mind. BTW I use Fedora 34, and PipeWire works flawlessly for screen-sharing and Bluetooth audio :^)
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I am learning how the audio stacks in Windows and Linux work. I plan to create a simple library to play sound on both platforms (like RTAudio/PortAudio but simpler). I am using C/C++ to program the library while learning essential
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