Got my first email from a clawdbot. Not sure what’s worse, the fact that this whole autonomous network exists or that in this case the bot was acting on behalf of a real human mentioned in a signature.
Arseny Kapoulkine
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Got my first email from a clawdbot. -
The other day: “hmm building blender got quite a bit slower” (by 10-15%).@chandlerc @aras Although I suppose you could make the argument that without remove-transitive-includes option it's so bad that C++20 doesn't make it *that much worse*.
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The other day: “hmm building blender got quite a bit slower” (by 10-15%).@chandlerc @aras libc++ only has remove-transitive-headers as opt in, and by default it’s actually quite bad in any standard, and I don’t think C++20 is different - even if you don’t get <ranges> specifically.
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The other day: “hmm building blender got quite a bit slower” (by 10-15%).@aras The good news is you can go back to C++11 for juicy compile time speed ups! Just need to force everyone to exercise restraint ;)
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MSVC in a nutshellMSVC in a nutshell
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Teapot wireframe: ONSnow effect: ON@aras nobody has energy for extra bandwidth in the winter
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Teapot wireframe: ONSnow effect: ON@aras single channel frame buffer: ACTIVE
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> In 2018, Unity engineers discussed that they are working on porting the engine to> In 2018, Unity engineers discussed that they are working on porting the engine to .NET CoreCLR …
> Unfortunately, now it’s the end of 2025 and we still can’t run games on CoreCLR. -
After nine (nine!) years of development, meshoptimizer has reached its first major version, 1.0!After nine (nine!) years of development, meshoptimizer has reached its first major version, 1.0!
This release focuses on improvements in clusterization and simplification as well as stabilization; almost all experimental functionality added in past releases is now stable. Here's a release announcement with some more details on past, present and future; please RT!
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A Linux noob (*) live-toots their Linux PC setup experience!@aras Nouveau is a reverse engineered community written NV driver that you should replace with the proprietary NV driver at your first opportunity yeah. I'm surprised Fedora installer doesn't do that by default.
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I feel like red hat needs to hire somebody to do basic pr and project management training for their developers.