Diederick Huijbers is a programmer working in the creative field of high performance graphics and interesting interactions. webgl, opengl, vulkan, c/c++, etc.
@kechogarcia@phoboslab I love this pattern and although I’m not sure if free list is the best name for it, this is the name I use too “free list”. This pattern is also mentioned somewhere in this book if I remember it correctly https://t.co/Humqia3B5M
If you're interested in how Nearal Networks work and how to build them from scratch, then this book is a treasure: https://t.co/4Fk9gKNNLC. It explains all the basic building blocks in great detail. @Sentdex
@EskilSteenberg Thanks for sharing! Love these tips that focus on changing your “process” to prevent common issues/bugs. Would love to read more if these.
After seeing the flood of #chatgpt tweets and doing some tests, I have to say it's an incredible tool for indie/freelance software developers who quickly want to find answers for common stuff. Amazing!
@theowatson I was half joking; though whenever I develop on Mac I spent half of my time entering passwords, fixing certificates, updating my system, etc. I sometimes try to record how often I get a password prompt but stop after the 15th prompt. Yeah Linux/Win are rock solid for me too.
Do you want to manage your notes digitally then I recommend looking into ORG and Emacs https://t.co/6SxVqI3336. I'm curious what @fortelabs has to say about this?
When you're developing apps and logging messages, then using lnav (@lnavapp) is such an amazing tool to make sense of it. Load `lnav app.log`, then `:filter-in [filteronthis]` to only include the `filteronthis` string.
@daniel_collin@MikkoMononen I've used flexbox for a custom UI which I really liked; once become familiar with some of the (what I think) less intuitive properties it's great to layout anything. Especially the auto-margin/pushing behavior.