Stanislav Nikolov

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[Stanislav Nikolov @stanislavLTB]

@rsms Wow good job! I tried something similar with OpenGL, but I got nowhere close. Why did you decide to render with camera instead of recording? Elaborate more please!

[Stanislav Nikolov @stanislavLTB]

@rfleury At this point this looks like a better editor than 95% of editors just as a side quest of being a good debugger.

[Stanislav Nikolov @stanislavLTB]

@vkrajacic I’m sure filepilot is faster but the comparison is not entirely fair - you don’t know the specs of the PC from the clip. It could be a 15 year potato with 3 versions of Skype running in the background

[Stanislav Nikolov @stanislavLTB]

@TheGingerBill What’s RVO?

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@iamufohunter Terrorists

[Stanislav Nikolov @stanislavLTB]

@TheGingerBill Maybe you are too honest? Try lying, it seems to help other projects with their marketing problems.

[Stanislav Nikolov @stanislavLTB]

@anaisbetts @joseph_h_garvin This is actually explicitly supported in Linux - see Torvald’s obsession on never breaking user space doing just that. I assume windows is more like BSDs

[Stanislav Nikolov @stanislavLTB]

@devonzuegel Monaco is my fav map from “THE FINALS”

[Stanislav Nikolov @stanislavLTB]

@cnlohr A. B’s broom looks like it flickers and at some point holes appear.

[Stanislav Nikolov @stanislavLTB]

@WerWolv This can also be of help https://t.co/4tpM961DY1

[Stanislav Nikolov @stanislavLTB]

@WerWolv Smooth sub-line (pixel perfect) scrolling. Implement proper inertia and stopping with touchpad gestures. I can give you exact code that mimics the macos default very closely (in odin+sdl3, but trivial to port)

[Stanislav Nikolov @stanislavLTB]

@TheGingerBill Please reconsider how vendor packages link to libs. A #config() would suffice instead of system:SDL2 https://t.co/qYPAmS9Mrh

[Stanislav Nikolov @stanislavLTB]

@the_octobro @IgorJMichalak 1) the context system instead of passing allocators explicitly everywhere
2) vendor:*
3) better docs, was easier to get started

[Stanislav Nikolov @stanislavLTB]

@Jonathan_Blow How about a portmanteau like stackback or returnwise/callwise?

[Stanislav Nikolov @stanislavLTB]

@TheGingerBill So if some variable is shown on the screen, you better make sure to update the dom when you update the variable. That’s the thing react & friends try to solve.

[Stanislav Nikolov @stanislavLTB]

@TheGingerBill Well it’s very inefficient to do this in javascript, so js devs used to resort to precise manipulations to make the minimal amount of dom changes that make the page like what they need it to look.

[Stanislav Nikolov @stanislavLTB]

@TheGingerBill Nice, finally a publicly indexable place to talk odin! Glad to see the community expanding.

[Stanislav Nikolov @stanislavLTB]

@jarredsumner without*

[Stanislav Nikolov @stanislavLTB]

@jarredsumner Here’s an idea - the binary comes with all intl stuff, but when the developer uses the API, download it transparently for them (and cache it). This way you get smaller binaries and no need to decide up-front. Simple dev experience, small binary