When converting LaTeX to Markdown with Pandoc you may encounter problematic packages, such as menukeys, and the key combinations you write with it will be silently ignored in the output text.

Fortunately, Pandoc has support for filters and you can do pretty much everything with this powerful tool.

For example, to fix the menukeys problem you can spend an hour trying to make the filters work and then just write some fucking shell script with a bunch of sed calls to make it actually work.

What if Half-Life 2, but in Poland?

"The Palace of Culture is on full alert, I've never seen it light up like that."

New Tracy release, mainly boring build fixes.

https://github.com/wolfpld/tracy/releases/tag/v0.12.2

Dear diary, today I've been watching Beyond All Reason matches on youtube. The Total Annihilation / Supreme Commander inspired free game.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8xIllAu6hY

Also, they are able to have a 300-400 unit cap. While there are 110 people playing in the same match. The AAA RTS-es (the few of them that is) should be burning with shame at this point.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnjBjDc4_Uk

I tried playing a quick skirmish against an (easy) AI, and it was fun. I expected to delete the game, but I'll keep it.

"What can the LLM tell me about the code?"

The only input to the model is the callstack contents. The model figured out how to access all else it needs.

The failure to get the MonsterCanMove() function body is not due to how LLM operates. It was able to combine the source filename with the header include, but contents of that header were not captured by the profiler.