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- Casey
That's really impressive - is that top shot running 67fps? That's a really impressive number of v…
Thanks for the useful feedback! I know I haven't given much information yet (the project is still…
Randy Gaul I think the spambot is cute. Please don't ban the poor thing!
One more night. Then it…
Added to feature list. We of course have means to ban and deal with spam; it'll be easy to expose…
I think the spambot is cute. Please don't ban the poor thing!
Now now, this could be a cry for help!
The spam bot is having an existential crisis, from all th…
- Attempting to kill a buffer that isn't saved, with any choice, has a high chance of causing a s…
So there's a rather odd educational spam bot that recently showered a thread with links to OOP do…
strangezak This is so rad man. I want some more insight on the code what APIs and junk are you us…
This is so rad man. I want some more insight on the code what APIs and junk are you using, and al…
I am pretty sure that we actually already said that the queue always had to be big enough that it…
btaylor2401 Flyingsand
Right. And in #1, that's basically the CPU checking the cache first for t…
What language you're using for the back-end? PHP, Ruby,..?
What library will you use for searchi…
fod669 —
I think I've discovered a problem with the threading code as well. It's possible for entries to b…
fod669 —
Hi there,
I was looking over the HH source for the work queue and noticed this comment in Win32A…
Got some Ambient Occlusion, lighting, and light dispersion set up. That's more or less what Minec…
Flyingsand
Right. And in #1, that's basically the CPU checking the cache first for the data, and…
Tucker —
Turns out it was an obvious solution. Didn't realize the build system for customizations had chan…
btaylor2401 Those timings look pretty much how I would expect them to.
To begin with, let's ask:…
Those timings look pretty much how I would expect them to.
To begin with, let's ask: what makes…
ratchetfreak also what's the spread on the timings?
the difference is pretty steep but if it's d…
mmozeiko How does your benchmark code looks like? Maybe there is some difference between two appr…
also what's the spread on the timings?
the difference is pretty steep but if it's dominated by a…
How does your benchmark code looks like? Maybe there is some difference between two approaches?
Greetings!
I'm experimenting with making cache-friendly linked lists, using some of the knowledge…
Peter —
Yes, thank you! very good explanation!
This was a eyeopener: "the pointer itself gets copied on…
guitarm87 He's talking about making one of the pointers (that is part of several pointers going i…
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