kunos

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by kunos 9mo ago
> What features in Jai make it superior to C++ for writing games specifically? Some examples that come to mind from my personal experience. - Compile times. 1-2 seconds vs the typical build times in a C++/Rust game can be a game cha
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by kunos 10mo ago
I watched a video presentation and cringed a bit to be honest. I've done a bit of 3D with Go some time ago ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjn3twYB7xQ ) and quickly realized it's not a viable tool because of the
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by kunos 2y ago
> Dude, it is not safe programming if you put all your code under unsafe brackets. I'd be surprised in my Rust game (custom engine) had more than 1% code in unsafe blocks. If your does have "ALL under unsafe brackets" you
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by kunos 2y ago
Here's my experience so far. 1) The best analogy for LSP is GPS navigator in your car. It's invaluable when you have to navigate to unknown places to do stuff but, it also slows down your ability to learn the roads of your closer
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by kunos 3y ago
> crazy fast compilation times This is just not true and it's the reason #1 I am not using Zig. To give you some numbers, ZLS is a reasonably sized project (around 62k LOC of Zig) and on my very beefy machine it takes 14 seconds to
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by kunos 4y ago
Not for Rust tho. VSCode+Rust Analyzer offers an amazing experience and I found it to be on-par if not better than IntelliJ/Clion with a much more responsive editing, startup times and task customization.
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by kunos 4y ago
> Except we're talking about video games Not really. Most of the times Casey & Co. (Blow et others) have entire rants bitching about photoshop, visual studio,windows, websites etc. They tend to present videogames as example of
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by kunos 5y ago
sadly no, modules won't solve this problem. Yes you can write your implementation in a single module but it'll behave as if you were writing them in a .h file. That means that changing a single number in a module will trigger a re
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by kunos 7y ago
Honestly I think Haskellers should spend less time writing blogs and more time writing code that does something interesting/useful. When the language you claim being so superior comes with such bad tooling and usability your claim inst
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by kunos 7y ago
You keep missing the point entirely. Go was created to solve a very specific Google scenario: offer a valid alternative to C++ and Java for whatever they do in Google. It's not a language created to make college students or language hi