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by glouwbug 7y ago
...What am I reading?
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by glouwbug 7y ago
I've been following sourcetrail since the author did his cppcon talk. It does the job well - I remember loading Wolfenstein 3D into sourcetrail and watching the call graph explode from a single point of MAIN into a massive menorah of c
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by glouwbug 7y ago
Do you use it as your desktop machine? This is fascinating
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by glouwbug 7y ago
The real winner
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by glouwbug 7y ago
gcc has an address and thread sanitizer built in these days. gcc -fsanitize=address ... gcc -fsanitize=thread ... They perform better than valgrind.
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by glouwbug 7y ago
Toronto being the sprawling megalopolis it is, I can see why. Having lived in Vancouver all my life I was pretty shocked the people here in Toronto wouldn't even make eye contact as they passed by on the streets. I can't imagine b
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by glouwbug 7y ago
Similar. A place I worked at sharded it's SQL database into one microservice per database table. It ended up being something like 70 docker containers across 4 docker machines. Kicker was this was across 6 repositories. We had much les
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by glouwbug 7y ago
That was heart warming. I remember Overly Attached Girlfriend doing the same thing. She used her fame for a good cause.
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by glouwbug 7y ago
For loops and if statements
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by glouwbug 7y ago
Hollywood popularized Han Solo, Clint Eastwood, and the likes as the Stoic Male archetype which recently became the poster boy for toxic masculinity. Shame though, because Stoic derives from Latin for porch. The Stoics sat and shared their
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by glouwbug 7y ago
Probably header only C++
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by glouwbug 7y ago
Did modules make it?
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by glouwbug 7y ago
Does this data set have a collection of chords in text? I'd love something like it.
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by glouwbug 7y ago
Graphics pipelines are typically well understood. Software renderers capable of N64 like graphics are not complex to write: https://github.com/glouw/gel/blob/master/main.c But you are right. It does take
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by glouwbug 7y ago
I agree that a site that backs up the whole internet is the most important site
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by glouwbug 7y ago
Most of -O3's performance is lost across translations units. Compile and link with `-flto --march=native -O3` and you're good to go.
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by glouwbug 7y ago
Yes because in his mind he already is transforming it for the better
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by glouwbug 7y ago
The typical american dream has always been a detached home with a car and 2 kids. At 100k a year I'd break even.
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by glouwbug 7y ago
100k is not enough for your typical American dream, which a _lot_ of people feel entitled to
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by glouwbug 7y ago
Yes, but employers sure treat it like a lot of money
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by glouwbug 7y ago
Had I done this to any of my bosses I'd have been fired
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by glouwbug 7y ago
Maybe the battery died and someone moved your airpods
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by glouwbug 7y ago
It's a good choice. Sometimes your best choice for a general purpose int is typedef Int int32_t; for the entire compilation as a whole, and when things get screwy just bump Int up to int64_t and take the performance hit for th
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by glouwbug 7y ago
Yes
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by glouwbug 7y ago
content is almost always the bottleneck in any form of gamedev
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by glouwbug 7y ago
The good ol' biblical mark of the beast
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by glouwbug 7y ago
Equifax has his data probably lol
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by glouwbug 7y ago
Most of the human brain is analogous to Boston Dynamics feedback control systems, so yes, there's billions of dollars in research
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by glouwbug 7y ago
If it's an opaque pointer I see no reason to typedef it as there is zero way to dereference any struct members. It's all semantic sugar anyway.
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by glouwbug 7y ago
"Add a type aware print utility with format specification syntax similar to python" Now thats exciting

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