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Initial scope was simple: just make it fast. No fsync, no fancy durability. Just raw speed. I was bored. Asked AI "what should I build in C++?" It s…
Seeing GTA VI run on a PC before the official port would be a spectacular way to end the console exclusivity argument. So a project that promises to…
Silicon LogiX introduces SLX RadioTwin , a desktop demonstrator for studying radio propagation in a three-dimensional industrial plant. The project…
When a material graph grows in Unreal Engine 5, it is tempting to ask: would writing HLSL directly make it faster? Would implementing the shader in…
Operating in Very Low Earth Orbit (VLEO, at an altitude of approximately 250 km) offers superior latency and exceptional image clarity, yet it faces…
Ask any software engineer to draw a pointer on a whiteboard. Within three seconds, they will sketch two boxes and a little curved arrow pointing bet…
There's a sentence in the README of a library I wrote that I've been thinking about lately: "To summarize, we believe that Padding-free Dynamic Batc…
Here is a bug report that keeps recurring, in different words, every time a team moves to ARM: "the same code works on our Intel CI and on the devel…
🚀 Nimmake — The Blazing-Fast Build Tool Built for Embedded Development Say goodbye to complex Makefiles. Embrace a modern MCU build experience. Nimm…
I built a screen-capture tool for Linux in Flutter. Tray icon, global hotkey, region select, done — that was the plan. It worked, right up until thr…
What happens to a register when you call a function? On AArch64, the answer isn't "the CPU saves it." When you call a function, the CPU doesn't look…
Qt 6 is a major version, and migrating a real Qt 5 application to it is more than a recompile. The framework was modularised, the build system shift…
Hardware Abstraction for Robotics: Connecting Sensors and Actuators Introduction Robots interact with the physical world through hardware. Sensors p…
I'm building yyzTools , a Windows productivity suite with 40+ tools fused into one install. This is the architecture decision I get asked about most…
Flutter FFI: Integrating Native C/C++ Libraries Flutter applications sometimes need functionality that is already implemented in native code. Exampl…
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) taught a generation of software engineers to model complex domains by creating class hierarchies. In games and rea…
Working with Modern AIs The day I met Claude was a dark day It was a full-stack project that I wasn't familiar with any of the tools being used. The…
When we think about cyber attacks, we usually think about someone targeting a backend system or an API gateway, but in my experience with securing m…
“Same inputs, same result” sounds like a simple requirement. In a multithreaded simulation, it is an architectural constraint that touches data layo…
I spent a night trying to fit a dense 30B model, 256K context, vision, and speculative decoding onto one 24 GB GPU. The fastest quant lost. The quan…
A+B: When the Stars of Humanity Shined Dedicated to all the pioneers of "over-engineering" on the A+B Problem. Prologue: One Problem, Ten Thousand W…
sfumato , (from Italian sfumare , “to tone down” or “to evaporate like smoke”), in painting or drawing, the fine shading that produces soft, i…
Consuming REST APIs on ESP32 Without Heap Crashes: Meet ESP32-HTTP-Client If you have ever developed IoT projects on the ESP32 that interact with RE…
Benchmark screenshots are abundant. The narrower question a working C++ team needs answered is harsher: can a coding assistant repair the sort of de…
Introduction In this series I will be going through how to build an HTTP Server from scratch in C++ using POSIX APIs, and actually have it serve a w…
I've decided to create a more feature-rich version of Pepper, an experimental virtual VR device that allows you to use SteamVR without requiring a p…
If you work in AI today, you are almost certainly using PyTorch or TensorFlow. They are incredible tools, but they are also massive black boxes. As…
Introduction I came into programming from a background in music production and audio engineering. I'd been interested in programming for a long time…
Series: Master OOP for Software Engineering Interviews Introduction Ask ten beginner developers: "What is abstraction?" Most answers sound like this…
C++ has a lot of double-edged swords. These features abstract the process of turning the sharp edge on yourself, so that you can destroy yourself wi…