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As a big user and fan of c# but this is a miss, as it always boxes value types.

Sound a lot like Kolmogorov complexity

I assumed everyone has that.. and that its the last output of a receptor dying.

I'm worried that by supporting too many encodings and color spaces this will hamper adoption and unexpected unsupported files. Perhaps this is more of an encoder/decoder library is…

Physics system for soap bubbles in a gamejam game

No committee and motivated devs that need the result for their projects. Especially the FNA folks.

Glad to have contributed to the dx12 part :)

We used Lua in the past, but mostly because doing quick iterations in c++ in that project was unrealistic due to 10+ minute build times.

This screwdriver makes for a horrible hammer.

could use oklab color space support

linux uses utf8 for display of filenames but, the paths themselves allow non-utf8 byte sequences.

Farming for an ever growing population.

The ending of the article is weirdly anti-cash

Hopefully a movie format

The video quality makes it seem like even at full attention you would see it too late, but most eyes see a lot better than that. Ofc the driver here is paying near 0 attention.

There is a reason they try and push folks to the Store....

Society doesn't want personalized tutoring, they want cultural harmonization and daycare so the parents can work and society can remain stable.

That hasn't been true for optimizing compilers either.

Sounds like a low cpu overhead compression approach would have helped here, something like lossy lz4 :)

Nitrogen pollution laws will soon change the numbers for the Netherlands significantly

Ha, yup, I enjoyed adding that to the game :) It was inspired by the system dwarf fortress used at the time extended with pressure to allow equalizing vessels.

Very interesting, when better formats like vorbis were too cpu intensive for my game I ended up with striped and delta encoded wav compressed using lz4hc for something that was som…

Careful to not show these to end users as some may generate swearwords and such.

Airthings, expensive but just does the job perfectly.

You did a few weeks of work and made 20K, sounds like a good deal. The folks getting the bonusses worked for years.