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by jesse__ 4y ago
Fair enough. I can imagine if you largely write code that plays nice with the compiler it could be faster. That just hasn't been my experience.
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>> Why is this your exercise you have in mind though? That was an example I could point to where the code size difference between Rust and C or C++ is roughly 10x. I mentioned it to corroborate the claim that sometimes writing Rust i
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by jesse__ 4y ago
I'd venture that the development slowdown from using rust is closer to 50% than 5%. Even just compile times probably slow down that much, not to mention you have to write (sometimes) as much as 10x code to express yourself. The specif
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by jesse__ 4y ago
In real-time systems (games, specifically) logging can be very useful for figuring out what happened on the frame _before_ the bug happened, which in a lot of cases is not immediately obvious where the bug manifests (and you'd hit a br
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by jesse__ 4y ago
Yes, it's called RAD game tools, recently aqui-hired by Epic. If you're not familiar with RAD, they're some of the best programmers in the game tools industry. Jeff Robers and Casey Muratory used to do a podcast called the J
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by jesse__ 5y ago
My email to you bounced. I was complimenting you on your ad here.. bravo :D
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by jesse__ 5y ago
Location: BC, Canada Remote: 10 years Technologies : C, C++, SIMD, OpenGL, JS/TS, Rails, PHP, SQL, CSS, AWS, Heroku Hello, my name is Jesse. I'm looking to solve hard problems which could have a net positive impact on the world.