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sw-developer, retired demoscener

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@leonard_coder okay, now I wait for the promised post about the sin-dots :) love reading such technical stuff! keep them coming!

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@AtelierLelu @zoomthezoom is it possible to download the pure tracks? or is it on some public git-server?

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@SebAaltonen when you release the source code of the mini engine, will it include all these subsystems and basic stuff around aswell? really interested into your coding style when reading your stuff.

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@rfleury without wanting to sound harsh or pushing, any eta when linux support will be improved? I'm waiting for linux support because the current available linux debuggers suck big time imho. but I know that it's planned first to be windows and afterwards linux..

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@SebAaltonen how does the LLM get the screen content? did you write screen export code so that it can generate pictures and look at them?

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@ocornut @Calveit @ocornut I think you misunderstood the tweet, it's about the allocations done by different versions of NOTEPAD. not about imgui itself.

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@CypressDahlia btw NOT done by myself but by some german demoscene people...

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@CypressDahlia you will like these textmode-demos: https://t.co/9POg29Vxtz or https://t.co/ad4mJ253y9 or https://t.co/ja1FDYqNZJ :)

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@TahaTorabpour Great article going into the details, thanks for writing and releasing the stuff :)

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@leonard_coder out of curiosity, how does it compare to packice and packfire?

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@NOTimothyLottes no floats ever logged? or some "agreement" that it's always multiplied by 100000 or something like that? besides, interesting (low-level) ideas I really like :)

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@NOTimothyLottes would be interesting to see actual code, expect it to be very dense. not sure if I could really read it, but interesting concepts for sure in your presentation! looking forward to a follow-up with more infos!

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@rfleury is that parallel stuff is very error prone when not using some "patterns" provided by base libraries because doing it manually you often forget something and debugging is a nightmare (esp. with current debuggers which you want to fix ;) )

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@rfleury I`ve seen your changes about async and have the feeling it`s some sort of design-pattern, do you plan to write something about your pattern? (lane-stuff and wavefront stuff). and why not some sort of abstraction for this stuff (my experience

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@azmreece @LubaRaphael @vkrajacic btw implicit freelists can help in that cases aswell because they're "free" from memory-pov (if elements are bigger than index) and keep the indices stable during deletions.

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@azmreece @LubaRaphael @vkrajacic yeah,but the pointer to the last element is also not stable with the exchangeAndDelete ;) I use that as optimization, but in c++ many times I shoot in my foot because I'm having a reference to a not-valid-anymore struct in loops and looking for ways to detect/prevent it. thanks!

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@LubaRaphael @vkrajacic @azmreece but do I understand it correctly that pushBacks have stable pointers, but not insertions in the middle and deletion from the middle also not?

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@ga5p0d3 @mmalex @Donzanoid https://t.co/EQf6NC07Hf

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@SanderFocus I really like that one! so much oldschool with great design combined... constrains forced a really great visual!

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@leonard_coder will you do a technical writeup? I always love reading how such things were archived :)