Really cool #article on writing #avx #accelerated #code https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/874.. Screw writing #libraries manually to support this though, it would take an insane amount of effort. I'm very happy to let somebody else write #optimisation functions for this stuff.
#python is such a #strange #language . There are some super #weird #raceconditions in some of the #functions (at leasr some of the #libraries ).
I've come across this before, but now I am more interested: https://jdan.github.io/98.css/ 98 #css is a #windows 98 #theme for your #website. It would be really cool to use this to get a #theme for a real #linux #window . I had a quick look and there doesn't appear to be any #linux #libraries ... It would really be a lot of #effort to pull this off, but also very cool.
I agree here with the use of the C #programming #language for #prototypes , these days I find it very useful with just a #handful of #helper #libraries https://www.jefftk.com/p/prototyping-in-..
At some point I will eventually get around to #replacing #deadsocial with a #version written in C. I have most of the #libraries #written now and even have some #compelling #security #ideas now. I am still yet to #solve some basic #issues such as #anonymous #comments for non- #users , but I get there slowly.
I generally agree with the approach to #sustainable #software described in this #blog https://www.jefftk.com/p/designing-low-u.. I generally like single-file #libraries that I can include entirely in my project, anything too large or temperamental makes me nervous! The only thing I have begun to #backtrack on is my position on #database implementations - #deadsocial for example is now experiencing the very real #limitations of a multi-file based " #database ".