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He is complete (mostly). Say hello to Keter 3.0, now with an usable (mostly) Refsheet uwu
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DeltaWave0x 🇮🇹
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DeltaWave0x 🇮🇹
@DeltaWave0x
• 23 • Mechanical engineering student • Graphics programming enthusiast
Katılım Mayıs 2019
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@KizmaHusky @SkylarOpossum You were extremely condescending, that's all
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@SkylarOpossum How is asking a question about something you don’t understand “being an ass”
This wasn’t targeted AT anyone
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Bullshit, you guys fucking HATED windows 10
Max@PingStruggles
Windows 12 better not break the cycle just because it’s vibe coded
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I always see this kind of shit about RDR2 but I've never seen anybody actually playing the game, which is very funny to me
Synth Potato🥔@SynthPotato
Red Dead 2 is so detailed that even troughs will empty out of water when shot if they are pierced by a bullet or arrow This is why RDR2 remains unrivaled as the greatest and most fun open world game ever made.
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@snepdeer Not only that, we also got there only 60 years after finding out how to fly in the first place, which is genuinely incredible lol
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we went to the fucking moon
do you understand
we went to the fucking moon, in the sky
that is genuinely insane how the fuck did we go to the moon, like i know how its just baffling to me that we made it
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@DeltaWave0x I've heard secondhand they are getting quite good at reverse engineering, though it's admittedly not my field of expertise. But ultimately does it even matter? If they just used a decompiled version of your routine and marshal whatever types necessary, does it make a difference?
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As time goes on I feel like closed-source software with a licence that prevents unity-like crap is the future.
You can always let people in to the developer team as needed, but after the RayLib stuff there's no way I'm spending years writing an engine for it to be stolen by AI
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@voird33r I really want to see AI get anything useful out of a compiled binary.
Using docs isn't copying my code, and certainly if you need AI to copy my stuff you're not smart enough to implement them based only off a public api.
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@DeltaWave0x AI is certainly getting no worse at reverse engineering. If quality isn't a particular concern, what stops someone from just using your own docs and impl to copy your code anyway?
I think ultimately it's shitty but not worth worrying about. Raylib is no worse off, I don't think.
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@snepdeer *hypno eyes* boooo secondo pranzo con i tortellini booo
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@DeltaWave0x cazzo ho appena pranzato ma mi hai fatto tornare fame
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I've digging more into modules support in AppleClang and it's so, so much worse than any of you can even begin to imagine
DeltaWave0x 🇮🇹@DeltaWave0x
Bro I really tried using C++ modules again just to discover that there's zero, ZERO support for them in Xcode. Not bad support, not half-baked support, ZERO, it's got NO CLUE of what modules are, it just gives the fuck up when compiling. AppleClang yes (but no std), Xcode NO
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@DeltaWave0x Compiler should be able to prove when bounds checking is redundant and eliminate it
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You want bounds checking? Two indirections.
You want one indirection? No bounds checking.
You cannot win, life is unfair
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It's even funnier because clang tells you stuff like "asan is not supported with /MDd", and then you go look in visual studio and you see that you are indeed using asan + /MDd and it still compiles fine, and you just lose all the will to do anything anymore
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... drops it silently inside the msbuild pipeline, and disables it. And you can only find out by reading the tlog file.
I've spent 2h trying to understand why the same exact flags wouldn't work in cmake, and it's because they simply can't
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Why this? It's very simple, if you enable ClangCL on VisualStudio, and you also happen to enable address sanitizers, it's not like it warns you they aren't supported, it's not like it tells you, it even leaves the flag enabled in the final command. It just...
DeltaWave0x 🇮🇹@DeltaWave0x
I think I'll just stop dealing with computers, I'll stop dealing with compilers, I'll finish my little engineering degree and I'll do something else with my life because if the huge multi-corporations cannot do things properly I won't waste my sanity on their stuff anymore
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@fluxdev3 The tweet was about d3d12 in particular where root descriptor are just pointers without length info, so you can 100% write oob and you'll never know until it either corrupts or crashes your app.
C has the same problem but at least it's easier to get around it
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@DeltaWave0x The caveat is that if we resize the array, the function must return the new `Array(T)` argument and we reassign the original value to update the length.
So we would want linear types to enforce correct usage.
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I think I'll just stop dealing with computers, I'll stop dealing with compilers, I'll finish my little engineering degree and I'll do something else with my life because if the huge multi-corporations cannot do things properly I won't waste my sanity on their stuff anymore
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