radgeRayden

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artist and programmer (I make the blideo james)
wwwhttps://radge.lol/
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had this idea for an exit status code the other day and I think I'll be getting a lot of use out of it
Now the reason this is good news is that I don't need to write JSON deserialization code. Can't be taking on too many side quests at once
Learning about (Unix) sockets since I'm working on a thing that needs IPC. I almost used JSON for the messages, but remembered I can just pass some structs around, which is a lot simpler. That said the cool thing about structured text is that the message can have arbitrary length, though I can achieve a similar benefit by sending a number of partitioned binary messages
Each time a program I use stops working, I assimilate it.
Dear ImGui 1.92.6 released!
https://github.com/ocornut/imgui/releases/tag/v1.92.6
~80 fixes/improvements/additions
(incl. new default scalable vector font matching classic font, color markers on multi-components widgets, many fixes for fonts, tables, tree nodes, text input, navigation, viewports, backends...)
too many programmers tell other programmers not to roll their own. not me. go ahead and implement that thing! it's fun! you control the stack! you learn a lot! don't tell me not to implement something myself because then I will probably do it out of spite.
Oh yeah I've been writing some vulkan and got to the triangle today. Now I get to take a look at that new descriptor heaps extension and go full bindless

Hey All, I made a header only C++ library where it's 1 line of code to init, then you can start writing to pixels on the screen.

I call it thirteen.h, as it is inspired by the simplicity of the 13h days.

Examples include a mandelbrot viewer and a playable mine sweeper game.

MIT licensed.

https://github.com/Atrix256/Thirteen

and then I go and fix it!!!
One of the joys of working with an experimental language is that when my code doesn't work I say "it might be a compiler bug" and sometimes I'm right