kris
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> by default we go for the modern, compact, and widely-supported: <a-k>keyword</a-k>
what do you mean by widely supported here? does this style of doing syntax highlighting have a name?
what do you mean by widely supported here? does this style of doing syntax highlighting have a name?
December 14, 2025 at 11:40 AM
> by default we go for the modern, compact, and widely-supported: <a-k>keyword</a-k>
what do you mean by widely supported here? does this style of doing syntax highlighting have a name?
what do you mean by widely supported here? does this style of doing syntax highlighting have a name?
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In shocking turn of events, guy least involved in the actual development of games feels generative AI is necessary to the development of games.
November 12, 2025 at 2:45 AM
In shocking turn of events, guy least involved in the actual development of games feels generative AI is necessary to the development of games.
"Use after free" is an easy way to remember It's a good practice to always call "free" before dereferencing a pointer.
Some people call `free` twice to make sure that it has applied (the so-called "double free"), but most of the time it's an unnecessary optimization.
Now you know!
Some people call `free` twice to make sure that it has applied (the so-called "double free"), but most of the time it's an unnecessary optimization.
Now you know!
November 1, 2025 at 10:25 PM
"Use after free" is an easy way to remember It's a good practice to always call "free" before dereferencing a pointer.
Some people call `free` twice to make sure that it has applied (the so-called "double free"), but most of the time it's an unnecessary optimization.
Now you know!
Some people call `free` twice to make sure that it has applied (the so-called "double free"), but most of the time it's an unnecessary optimization.
Now you know!
So far I've only heard people say monads are useful and powerful, and your post made me realize you can shoot yourself in the foot with them (which strengthens my belief that everything has tradeoffs).
July 9, 2025 at 12:37 PM
So far I've only heard people say monads are useful and powerful, and your post made me realize you can shoot yourself in the foot with them (which strengthens my belief that everything has tradeoffs).