I use yyyy-mm-dd as it allows me to alphabetically sort it and still get it in proper order

I run arch. I use vanilla arch (btw) it’s the best. But that’s because I am ready to put in the time. Not because it is inherently better.

Or… Hear me out… Might be controversial opinion but just try.

Don’t fucking install arch based distros. Just install Mint or Fedora plasma and be done.

Zero fucking setup after install. The fedora workstation has so much pre installed and configured I cannot explain. Only gripe with fedora is the media codec bullshit because obviously AMERICAN CAPTALISM.

I have a RTX 3050 mobile with Intel cpu laptop. So far… Everything works fine on fedora and arch. I haven’t installed Debian based on it however

Ohh… No issues. I tried it with the world map 16kx16k image and it worked. My i gpu couldn’t handle it but my gpu did open it

Maybe Elon and Trump just watched Code geass and they have a Zero in hold that will assissante both of them.

/s obviously

I don’t know why it souldn’t. DM me the image so that I can test it

For any other use case, I would have recommended Rust, but for making a hobby game engine, I would advise not using either rust or Odin and instead use C and C++. The graphics drivers have a primary C Abi and you would spend a really long time debugging C to Odin/Rust translation layer bugs than actually working on he engine.

I would suggest write a C rendering library, wrap it in safe Rust and move on from there.

I don’t think anybody gets paid enough to write that down. In fact, they might get punished for wasting company time. They could open source it and people would automatically fix these things. Who knows.

I started with rust 2 years back. It has been amazing since. Just build stuff you want to use, even recreate simple apps that you use everyday and have a rough idea on how they work. Getting used to the borrow checker takes time so don’t do something massive. Also if you haven’t finished the rust book and rustlings, I highly recommend them. They are amazing materials.

You can check out my github for ideas. I have till now as far as I can remember built a notification daemon, an automatic music player, a time management app, a video server, video library manager, a C/C++ build system and lots of other stuff. Reading other people’s code will make you get best practices.

PS Don’t learn from my builder_cpp project. The code is utter garbage, but it was how I used to do stuff in the early days

10% of the time its me. 90% of the time it’s me from the past.

Don’t they know this is a bad idea? That’s how beached babies are made. Kojima was right all along.

It’s always a logic bug that you will find the day after you forgot about how the code works.

I also love this. I don’t why but gc languages feel so incomplete to me. I like to know where the data is that I have. In c/c++ I know if I am passing data or pointer, in rust I know if it’s a reference or the data itself. Idk, allows me to think better

Why did the coffee shop have a “Free coffee and unlimited sitting time” sign in front of it?

If you by any chance do something that goes against physics, it just means that there is more physics you didn’t know about.

Man the last one really hits home. I would transfer all of my github projects for a stable livable job

It’s because we can to an extreme. Extremely lightweight distro. Very nice in containers and vms. One of the most loved ones out there.

When I learnt programming (back in early 2000s) the textbook said C is a high level 3rd generation language with 4th gen languages being something higher (I don’t remember what examples were given specifically). This is back when the java applets and action script for flash were the hot things. How I miss the days without the world being cursed by JS.

Yeah… I love them. Makes my != look like ≠