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Hristo —
No criticism on that! I was just trying to express my appreciation for your job. I personally woul…
Thanks for sharing those resources on PRNs, very interesting. I'm curious if anyone else watched t…
Thanks for spotting that! It is fixed. We are uploading new timestamps to the best of our abilitie…
Thanks for the responses. Some things mentioned there that I definitely need to watch out for, to …
I was planning to try PCGs on the stream, since previously I usually used LCGs which are crappy bu…
I tend to prefer X, dX and ddX because you end up with a lot of things that have single and double…
Cool! I haven't looked at it yet, since I'm waiting for tonight's stream, but that sounds reasona…
In episode 71, Casey mentions that templatizing vectors would be another approach (not one that he…
Dejan —
re PCG: is a lecture on random number generators and the PCG presented by the papers author Melis…
Neo Ar —
How can you tell what the type is in that example?[/quote] it should be clear from the naming tha…
Bigpet —
You can implicitly convert them to a std::function (it's not computationally free though, so if y…
DSmith —
I believe one of the causes of the missing entities seen at the end of Day 71 is a bug in ChunkPos…
Dale Kim —
auto sure is convenient in the context of C++ (template madness, crazy long types with angle brack…
Timo —
How can you tell what the type is in that example?[/quote] Ok, maybe that wasn't a good example. …
How can you tell what the type is in that example?
In the IsInRectangle function for rectangle3 you don't test the z coordinate. }[/code] And a smal…
Hi there, I enjoy the way you style your notes! It oddly reminds me of CAD drawings (electrical ci…
Timo —
In many cases you can tell the type by looking at the right-hand side, example:
Hristo —
Great job on that! Thanx! Do you plan to continue updating the timestamps? It's a really useful fe…
Hello guys, I'm trying to validate by implementing all of the example code. I found something I'm…
Great! I'll give a try to them all. @sol_hsa: Sadly, I cannot join the IRC at AfterNet, because of…
@ikerms: I'm using your summaries a lot to put them together, so good job to you, dear sir! And th…
Neo Ar —
There are some cool graphing calculator programming communities that usually have sub forums for p…
@martincohen and @rathersleepy, thanks for the kudos! @martincohen, those notes are great, they wi…
Would you consider a community? I get that sub-reddits are probably not what you are after, but I…
Yes, as Nimbal said, the primary reason that you don't want to do early returns is because it is d…
Nah, ain't no thang! Better to be safe than sorry, I think. I'd much rather have someone report …
The trade off with "early out" code is that it becomes harder to figure out how much the current c…
If you're into IRC, the ludumdare.com community is pretty active and largely positive.. That said,…
Early returns are problematic if the function acquires resources that it has to release again if a…