Some screen recording showing what the overengineered regex engine can do.
Originally intended for the landing page (draft), but ultimately I found the movements too distracting.
(The detail data shown is synthetic.)
Some screen recording showing what the overengineered regex engine can do.
Originally intended for the landing page (draft), but ultimately I found the movements too distracting.
(The detail data shown is synthetic.)
"I know. I'll just design a clip to hold the two screws in place."
Two evenings in #FreeCAD later...
I redesigned the thread pools, moved some synchronization logic into inline assembly and (as "prayers are not a very effective concurrency primitive"[1]) sacrificed a virgin calendar[2] to the scheduling gods.
Result: The overengineered regex engine has entered ludicrous speed. Full text regular expression scanning at >150GB/s.
(This is not a perfect run, the best I've seen for this query was 161.5GB/s.)
[1]: https://lord.io/text-editing-hates-you-too/
[2]: https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005010079762965.html
PrusaSlicer: "Detected print stability issues: Thin fragile part."
Me: *simulates 1kN total force* I don't believe you.
Wife: We need a new bottle shelf.
Me:
(I love CAD.)