agosz

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by agosz 7mo ago
That's so cool! I didn't know they open sourced it. Is your work also open? And how do you check that the frames don't change? I love seeing people try to revive old games and improve them for players. I've made a couple
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by agosz 7mo ago
If I may ask, how did you end up getting access to the code base? And what are you doing with it?
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by agosz 1y ago
How does this compare to a static site generator like 11ty? What would be the benefits of Astro over that or another site generator?
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by agosz 2y ago
That's what people say of C++ too. Too many features makes it harder to learn a language and ramp up on codebases; they'll have different standards on what they use.
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by agosz 2y ago
The compatibility can be solved with macros to toggle it on or off depending on how you're building. C++26 has constexpr sqrt.
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by agosz 2y ago
This will ultimately benefit the current Big Tech incumbents. Tiktok was gaining ground rapidly on advertising money and I wouldn't be surprised if there was lobbying that stifled the competition. Instead of banning TikTok, we should b
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by agosz 2y ago
Yes, that's correct! Unfortunately ARM64 can't fully interface with x64 code (e.g. you can't translate an ARM64 CONTEXT to an x64 one directly due to differing numbers of registers), so the backwards compatibility is restrict
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by agosz 2y ago
ARM64EC doesn't really make your code JITable. It is ARM64 code with thunks to enable transitions to x64 code. That's why it runs at near native speeds; not because of the JIT. The x64 portions of the binary do get JITed though, b
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by agosz 2y ago
ARM64EC requires source and it produces an ARM64EC executable, which runs close to ARM64 speeds. x86/x64 executables are emulated.
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by agosz 2y ago
> I went to Georgia Tech over other universities because it was in-state and Georgia has generous scholarships for students with good grades. So why does competition among schools not lower costs? All the schools have access to loans tha
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by agosz 2y ago
Can I use the VS Code C++ extensions still?
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by agosz 2y ago
It's showing a few incidents now. Some things are still green though that don't seem to be working.
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by agosz 2y ago
MPL or CDPL
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by agosz 2y ago
I have tried using LLMs on the legacy C++ codebase that I work on, and the only thing it could reliably do was generate code for unit tests. When I fix bugs, it's usually not helpful because I need to debug and track down where the bug
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by agosz 2y ago
Yes, D. D has great support for compile-time function execution, and generics. You can generate code at compile time and use it with generics. It's what C++ should have been.