C++ const keyword.
TL;DR const in C++ is a promise. Use it on parameters or functions to say, “I’m not changing this.” It makes your intent clear, prevents accidental changes, and improves code….
TL;DR const in C++ is a promise. Use it on parameters or functions to say, “I’m not changing this.” It makes your intent clear, prevents accidental changes, and improves code….
TL;DR: Pop!_OS was outdated and couldn’t handle my new AMD GPU. I tried alternatives like SteamOS, but that failed too. Eventually found CachyOS, an Arch-based, but plug-and-play distro. Now everything….
TL;DR: Being a programmer is weird. Sometimes you solve tough problems and feel amazing. Other times you spend 8 hours hunting a missing semicolon. You can feel exhausted, yet have….
Something that should be quite easy — but since there are multiple ways to install applications on Linux, not all of them add an icon for you. So here is….
I’m using the same computer for development on multiple projects, some private, some not, but I can’t use the same git user name for all the different repositories, so I….
Intro Have you ever wanted to just host your repositories at home instead of handing over everything to some lesser trustworthy third-party site? Then this might be a simple solution….
Intro L-systems were introduced and developed by Aristid Lindenmayer back in 1968 and are often used to produce fractals or images of flowers, as the repeating nature of some flowers….
So Ludum Dare 46 happened, and this time I attended, and actually made a game. 😀I just remembered that I have this site, and haven’t posted anything here in years,….
@INCD021 We wrote a poem about your game Don't Stub Your Big Toe! http://t.co/9NPdGVe8Q1 — Poems About Games (@PoemsAboutGames) October 20, 2014
Making a lot of small games, and only thinking about making it work and not on optimization and correct structures, have made a lot of old problems vanish. 🙂 For….