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   by speps 3y ago

   The original GLU Tessellator[1][2] used that structure for most of its internal representation of meshes, it's a very powerful data structure for meshes. [1] https://github.com/memononen/libtess2/blob/fc5
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   by speps 3y ago

   That's not true, the Xbox 360 games boot into the Xbox 360 dash that's true, but the N64 emulator does not. It was written from scratch, not for the Xbox 360.
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   by speps 3y ago

   Actual guide link: https://cpu.land/
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   by speps 3y ago

   I used to work at Rare while they had their 30th anniversary (1985-2015), I'm surprised the article didn't mention Rare Replay: https://www.xbox.com/en-GB/games/store/rare-replay/BWXKD3FFM... (
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   by speps 3y ago

   IIRC, it's not exactly "more energy efficient", but rather "brighter light bulbs mean shorter lifespan" so you use the energy better but it's not inherently using less energy, it's using the same energy to
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   by speps 3y ago

   TFA probably came from being mentioned in this video from Adrian's Digital Basement: https://youtu.be/slY_F1MxGlk
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   by speps 3y ago

   Some people might not know this but Epic actually did a lot of this automatically within Unreal Engine by writing their own equivalent of CMake. The whole codebase is going through UnrealBuildTool which auto generates headers as well. It ca
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   by speps 3y ago

   Thanks ChatGPT for the summary!
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   by speps 3y ago

   His most recent one was on HN a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36806970
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    by speps 3y ago

    TFA is the paper resulting from the video. Although you're missing a lot not watching the video as his presentation style is unique and entertaining.
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    by speps 3y ago

    Using the same stereoscopic device, he also released with some other people another awesome book: > Tableaux depicting life in hell, better known as Diableries, were all the rage in nineteenth century France but over the years the stereo
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    by speps 3y ago

    The default download link installs malware/adware alongside FileZilla. If you go to the actual downloads page, you get the vanilla version.
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    by speps 3y ago

    Cairo only picked up more maintainers over the last few years. Hence Skia has been used a lot more in projects that need similar capabilities.
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    by speps 3y ago

    A classic goto for me, would buy a book made of the articles: https://prog21.dadgum.com/
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    by speps 3y ago

    Applied Science has some amazing explanation and application of these principles on tempered chocolate: https://youtu.be/UsDnkrDvkBo
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    by speps 3y ago

    I don't know how known it is but Jared Tarbell has an excellent gallery: http://www.complexification.net/gallery/ EDIT: nevermind, bio says he co-founded Etsy... he's probably well known
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    by speps 3y ago

    What is this one doing that the others aren't? It seems to still work today, I used Boost today and it wasn't showing any new posts.
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    by speps 3y ago

    To avoid Medium and have more tips: https://pvs-studio.com/en/blog/posts/cpp/1053/
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    by speps 3y ago

    Maybe a typo, maybe I didn't get it: > 6101 is simply telling the CPU "set V1 (1 comes from the 3rd nibble) to the value of 0c" Shouldn't it set V1 to 0x01?
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    by speps 3y ago

    Nice combination of things but most of the nifty stuff is the tracer: https://github.com/visioncortex/vtracer
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    by speps 3y ago

    Actual title: Building a Raspberry Pi based ultrasound imaging development platform
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    by speps 3y ago

    Not CS (Counter Strike), NS (Natural Selection).
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    by speps 3y ago

    (2019) please: https://web.archive.org/web/20191010064755/http://ski.ihoc.n...
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    by speps 3y ago

    I remember something I read that linked it to the Gold Standard and the US deciding to stop using it, making all other currencies free floating. I'm not sure if it's the only reason but definitely an interesting topic: https:&#x2
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    by speps 3y ago

    Very elegant, good job! Although I'm surprised there's no mention of REBOL or Red[1]. Very similar philosophy regarding constructs and keywords. [1] https://www.red-lang.org/p/about.html
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    by speps 3y ago

    Handmade Network is closely related to games, so this is probably closer to Perforce, heavily used in the video games sector. It also follows the client/server architecture of Perforce, supports large files, etc. I wish it was open sou
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    by speps 3y ago

    It's missing some Microsoft ones like Contoso: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20120803-01/?p=69...
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    by speps 4y ago

    Project page: https://jonbarron.info/zipnerf/
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    by speps 4y ago

    "Alexa, set a reminder for juice in July 2031"
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    by speps 4y ago

    I read "Paperspace" as "paper space" so it reminded of this great article: http://www.righto.com/2014/09/mining-bitcoin-with-pencil-and... Could someone do the same with some LLM to demonstrate