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This is a solution I came to after many failed attempts. I don't remember but I probably took inspiration from Unity's serialization format for prefabs and scenes, because it does something similar. When you can store the entire graph as a flat list of nodes with GUIDs, it's very easy to serialize.

Then I put all the nodes in the graph into a flat list and gave each node a GUID. The serialization function just looped through this list and serialized connections by storing the GUID. That gave the best of both worlds - simple to use at runtime and easy to serialize, no recursiveness needed!

Thankfully I've never had to write a node-based visual editor, but I have had to generate graphs of reference relationships between Unity assets which I've then had to serialize and deserialize. In my solution, nodes were a class that connected to other nodes by referencing them in a list.

This is exactly what C is. The harmonic mean of the frame rate is the arithmetic mean of the frame time.

Or you could get WAVs/FLACs off Beatport or Bandcamp, but imo Beatport is prohibitively expensive.

I would agree if it weren't for the fact that CDs have objectively better audio quality than MP3, because CD audio is uncompressed 16-bit 44.1 khz. Almost no one provides better quality masters than that anywhere. Best of both worlds is to rip CDs, convert them to FLAC and load them onto your phone.

This sounds a lot like the kind of app signing that's been standard on Windows and MacOS for decades, a valid security measure. But it's important that they make it possible for users to bypass a failed check if they still want to install the app. Found no info on whether it is, which is scary

Hahah that's cool, and actually a useful feature then unlike mine

Agreed, it's very convenient! I don't know about yours but my scooter only trigger the alarm when it detects that the wheel with the motor turns, so to avoid triggering the alarm you can just carry it

E-scooters are unfortunately very attractive for thiefs so I would strongly recommend bringing it with you instead of locking it to a bike rack whenever you're able to. I keep mine in my apartment and at the office.

Vampires have reflections??

Also cool outfit!

There are even 100+ MP cameras that bin 3x3 pixels down to around 12 MP, but it's much less common

Most flagship smartphone cameras do this by default. Their main sensor is usually over 48 MP but bin down to something like 12 MP, which gives a more appropriately sized image with less noise and higher detail per color channel. Doesn't even affect the exposure since it just takes the average

Pretty useful for knowing who didn't wash their hands

Fair point

Never thought of it that way haha

Which is better do you think?