arcin

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   by arcin 5y ago

   VJ's tend to use multiple different apps and connect them using syphon (Mac) or spout (windows) to share textures. I've seen resolume (clip heavy content) and touchdesigner (node based "visual IDE" ) mentioned. Those are
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   by arcin 6y ago

   I'm looking forward to this! I love everything about handmade and can never get enough content haha. I've definitely watched a few of the handmadecon videos multiple times.
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   by arcin 6y ago

   For me, it's just about learning from others or getting in touch with the part of myself that was excited about programming. I worked in web development for a few years (2010-2015) and then left to start a company with a friend (mid 20
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   by arcin 6y ago

   The handmade hero community is wonderful. It is a portal to a lot of knowledge transfer. If you're looking to approach C/C++ in a welcoming environment and/or love getting closer to the metal, I highly recommend the community
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   by arcin 6y ago

   I think this is a little tone deaf to the target audience. Not all developers want to aspire to extracting the maximum amount of resources from users. Some, especially beginners who want to code, just want to build something and build it we
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   by arcin 6y ago

   Yep this is really a thing. Game dev is an example of a realm where performance really matters and you need to tune that code to its target hardware, or some common denominator. Vtune is a pretty accessible tool if you want to profile your