chillitom

Previously we had to use ProcessPoolExecutor which meant maintaining multiple copies of the runtime and shared data in memory and paying high IPC costs, being able to switch to ThreadPoolExecutor was hugely beneficially in terms of speed and memory.

It almost feels like programming in a modern (circa 1996) environment like Java.

auto aligned_p = std::assume_aligned<16>(p)

Would be interesting to see if auto vec performs better with that addition.

There was a post here a little while back asking AI models to count the number of Rs in the word raspberry and most failed.

http://blog.priceonomics.com/post/30393216796/what-happens-t...

TLDR; with bikes theives can hit a sweet spot in the trade-off between risk and reward.

An option to choose a hexagon shaped canvas and have it repeatedly tiled would be great for designing bathroom floors.

Also great response tweet: https://twitter.com/ScottWlaschin/status/676773732413808640

I have plenty of space, it crashes after about 1 seconds of processing the movie.

Followed Graeme's instructions and after about 30 mins spent building the latest Mono I was quickly able to get ASP.vNext up and running on OSX.

Found one small mistake in the instructions, the switch --feed should be --source in the kpm restore step.

We use this to monitor services at the application level.

Gorgeous looking game though, I look forward to trying it out again and maybe poking at the code.