logdahl

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Hired Through GitHub(zed.dev)
2 points by logdahl 1y ago|0 comments
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by logdahl 1y ago
> it is nicer to write in those other languages I think this is a matter of preference. Nowadays I cannot stand environments like Java (or especially Kotlin). "Tricky memory errors" is in my opinion nicer than a borrow-checker
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by logdahl 1y ago
Please elaborate specifically how you would do it for a byzantine-safe distributed network.
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by logdahl 1y ago
Must try this out! I love how reframing challenges can change also how we feel about it! Nice work!
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by logdahl 1y ago
Absolutely! I think this would likely be the next step.
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by logdahl 1y ago
Yeah, I use LODs already but as you say, even my lowest lod far away is too many vertices. Imposter rendering seems very interesting but also completely bonkers (viewing angle, lighting)!
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by logdahl 1y ago
Interesting that Sweden explicitly do NOT use it... Not sure where i picked it up! :-)
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by logdahl 1y ago
Fun to see you ;) Love your site!
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by logdahl 1y ago
Well, the core issue is still drawing. I took another look at some profiles again and seems like its not the renderer limiting this to 27k! I still had some stupid scene-graph traversal... But clustering and culling is 53us and 33us respect
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GPU-Driven Clustered Forward Renderer(logdahl.net)
116 points by logdahl 1y ago|28 comments
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Glibc Version Header Generator(github.com)
2 points by logdahl 2y ago|0 comments
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by logdahl 2y ago
Sorry, I don't understand why you would be spinning the bottle. Someone care to explain? :)
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by logdahl 2y ago
I can't say much about this code or your personal background, but my honest opinion is to take a step back and examine the principles. I used to be very bothered by abstractions, design patterns and structure. But I realized that when
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by logdahl 2y ago
I think they are calling Rust complex , not complicated. Rust is way more complicated than Go, when we are talking about language features.
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by logdahl 3y ago
A common hack to reduce ELF size is actually to start the first section (possibly the .text) right on the elf header, as this circumvents the alignment requirements.
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by logdahl 3y ago
I kind of wish we had a form of preconditions/hints for the C compiler. There are lots of attributes, but those all look weird. Imagine annotating a calculation that 1 is a common value for example. or that a function is never called w
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by logdahl 3y ago
The universities in Sweden were attacked by "Turkey" after the big quran-burning scandal. They had some twitter account bragging about it. Was pretty evident it was Russia.
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by logdahl 3y ago
I have been wanting to get into competitive programming. I am quite an experienced programmer. Is leetcode still applicable, or are there other sites that are more suited?
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by logdahl 3y ago
Cool! Now generate 'upper-uppercase' and see what happens :^)
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by logdahl 3y ago
I'm just wondering when we're gonna get tagged filesystems. Maybe something partially hierarchical. Would love a book/ directory that i can query for 'sci-fi' or 'specification'. I guess one could implemen
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by logdahl 3y ago
Not sure I agree with your PKM point. It feels like it fits well for company/project structure. Reading his forum and a bit into the article it seems to advocate a "librarian" that keeps the system correctly categorized. I th
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by logdahl 3y ago
I would say it translates to old book smell
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Ask HN: Wood Moisture Measuring Equipment
4 points by logdahl 3y ago|0 comments
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by logdahl 4y ago
Please do! I have been looking for curated lists of good tech articles.
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by logdahl 4y ago
I have successfully stopped this habit using YoutubeVanced. There is an option to hide shorts from the main screen, which was enough for me to stop watching them.
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by logdahl 4y ago
I dont know, I see macros and code generators as the one tool to battle boilerplate. Functions often have boilerplate syntax rules. Macros do not :^)
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by logdahl 4y ago
The discussions on static- vs dyamic linking piqued my interest. Is there any resources I should read about the history and concrete pros & cons of linking techniques?
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by logdahl 4y ago
Feels like I've read this quote somewhere else, maybe some lisp book/manual. Is this the original author? And on the topic of objective quality in PL:s, the article I read had some good points stating that it actually exists.