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What would you win? Cmake is capable of executing shell commands and you end up with a binary that will execute on your machine anyway. At the end of the day it is just a matter of trust anyway, isn't it? I personally use bwrap if I'm not confident about the source.

Cloning a repo and building it is not _that_ hard, but easy installation is often the thing that makes or breaks a product. I believe Ollama proves that point in this context.

Pixels, at least when they come from cameras or need to be mapped to a 3D world, are still not square.

https://doc.visionappster.com/3.0-beta5/engine/world-coordin...

I really cannot recall which library it was exactly. I worked on a project that had many proprietary dependencies. It might have been a GenICam camera driver that caused us a lot of other headaches as well.

Cool. Is this due to "final" and the fact that the compiler can figure out the target at compile time?

I learned WebGL and made a virus spread simulator with it: https://lent.su