vineek

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   by vineek 2y ago

   Very nice. In similar fashion, a few years back I set out to create Wuhoo. Wuhoo loosely stands for W indows U sing H eaders O nly. It is an attempt to create a single-header library (in the spirit of STB) for graphics related window manage
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   by vineek 4y ago

   Very nice article. Literate programming might have some interesting features in this direction. The not so obvious thing is how it can scale. A very good example of literate programming can be found in the fantastic book Physically Based Re
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   by vineek 5y ago

   The ability to occasionally opt-out is both a feature and a necessity because certain systems are inherently unstable and offer varying guarantees. I’m arguing for an opt-in feature in C++. Of course there is no panacea.
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   by vineek 5y ago

   I completely agree with the points from this article. It is fundamentally infeasible to make all C and C++ code safe. The main reason, PAST code. There are countless lines of unsafe code already written. However, there is nothing magical ab
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   by vineek 6y ago

   To get a quick feel for ray tracing, I would also suggest https://rayground.com/ . It has a lot of ray tracing projects, ranging from basic samples to complicated scenes. They can all be run in your browser.