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not a dinosaur posted:seriously AD do you really think it's smart to answer questions in the C/C++ thread when you clearly don't understand exceptions Perhaps it is you who is not understanding things, goon sir????
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Avenging Dentist posted:As well it shouldn't, since RAII renders finally redundant. "finally" has nothing to do with RAII. The big language introducing the feature was Java, which has automatic memory management. Every language which copied it to my knowledge (except C addons) has the same automatic memory management, and sometimes even has RAII as well. That's like saying that goto renders while redundant - they may overlap functionality but they serve completely different purposes, and when you are forced to use one when you want the other your code suffers. Edit: Anyway I didn't denigrate C++ for this reason, so I'm done with this.
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May 27, 2009 21:14
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Snodar posted:"finally" has nothing to do with RAII. The big language introducing the feature was Java, which has automatic memory management. If by "automatic memory management", you mean garbage collection, that's exactly what RAII is the opposite of, since the principle of RAII is that initialization occurs in the constructor and cleanup occurs in the destructor (which is called immediately upon leaving scope). This is in stark contrast to garbage-collected objects, which can be destructed at pretty much any time. I have never found the lack of finally in C++ to be even remotely problematic, since it's never actually necessary if you're writing idiomatic C++ code. But since this is fake-Javascript, finally is occasionally useful, since Javascript is not big on RAII.
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May 27, 2009 21:22
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Snodar posted:"finally" has nothing to do with RAII. What? RAII and finally blocks are two ways of doing exactly the same thing.
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May 28, 2009 00:18
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shrughes posted:What? RAII and finally blocks are two ways of doing exactly the same thing. I misspoke, you're right. I separated them absolutely when there is in fact quite a bit of overlap when you're using it to close resources (that is, when doing so makes a behavioural difference). I'm not going to try to defend my position further because it's a discussion I don't want to enter.
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May 28, 2009 00:47
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Snodar posted:I'm not going to try to defend my position further because it's a discussion I don't want to enter. Because you know you'll lose?
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May 29, 2009 04:03
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When it comes to arguing with AD, the only winning move is not to play.
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May 29, 2009 04:30
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Yeah he really needed that ego boost.
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May 29, 2009 15:31
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Better to flatter someone who doesn't need it than to make fun of someone.
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May 29, 2009 23:51
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This has taken me far too long.
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Jun 3, 2009 21:58
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 Screen shots dont really do much for what I'm working on. The image above is a directory listing of all the files on my twitter, which you can see here. You can change the path from /qoobiedoobie to /username to view all the files on username's twitter, if they have any. To upload files to your twitter I have a little uploader script here. All of the files are stored in a series of encoded tweets. It depends on the file, but right now a 4kb jpeg takes ~20 tweets to store. My goal was to make twitter remotely useful, which I kind of did... I guess. You can do some stupid stuff with this like host a webpage on twitter(Like This!). My next goal is to get it working with FUSE.
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Jun 6, 2009 03:49
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You'd probably be interested in this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/891643/twitter-image-encoding-challenge
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Jun 6, 2009 07:36
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 Click here for the full 1267x905 image.  Click here for the full 1270x906 image. 
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Jun 6, 2009 09:17
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Ocarina of Time clone?
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skeet decorator posted:
are you sure that's even allowed? and wouldn't all that gummy up your twitter?
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Jun 6, 2009 19:59
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Intel Penguin posted:are you sure that's even allowed? and wouldn't all that gummy up your twitter? Well they whitelisted my ip so I guess they don't care that much. As for gummying up your twitter, yeah you'll get a bunch of funky looking stuff but you can post your normal stuff around it. It's really pretty useless since you can only make 1000 posts a day, but I really just wanted to see if I could.
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Jun 6, 2009 20:28
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Hubis posted:Ocarina of Time clone? I guess you could say that. I mainly wanted the spikes and statue/switch puzzles from link to the past.
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Jun 7, 2009 01:18
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 Not nearly as cool as the stuff everyone else is working on  I got tired of giant audio recording/editing/mastering/polishing suites when all I wanted was a tiny little efficient stream-to-file audio recording program that had more than enough options. I plan to use this as the recording software to record mixer-out from the DJs spinning at parties my friends and I host frequently.
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Jun 11, 2009 03:09
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Mido posted:
I hope you're using FMOD!
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Jun 11, 2009 03:23
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Ugg boots posted:I hope you're using FMOD!  But of course
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Jun 11, 2009 03:27
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In case anyone's interested, I just released my Skype bot thing. Blog post here.
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Doing research this summer in a robotics/AI lab, and right now I'm working on getting a webcam to recognize objects. I'm making a GUI for it, here's what I have so far: Click here for the full 757x599 image. My prof wants it to be able to recognize a blue dice. I have thresholding working, next I need to find connected components then get some statistics on each of those, then make some qualifiers to determine if it's a dice or not. Luckily the lab already has a lot of GUI stuff to build upon, so I don't have to deal with too much swing
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Jun 12, 2009 02:46
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 Important safety tip: don't wire the inverted reset line to 0. 
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Jun 12, 2009 23:24
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A webbased IRC client I did for the DjangoDash competition (48 hours with 2 other people). This is the only screenshot I have at this second.
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king_kilr posted:A webbased IRC client I did for the DjangoDash competition (48 hours with 2 other people). This is the only screenshot I have at this second. Is this open source, or are you willing to share the source? I'd love to see it if you are.
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dancavallaro posted:Is this open source, or are you willing to share the source? I'd love to see it if you are. We haven't decided whether or not to open source it. You can see it deployed at http://leafychat.com/ . On the technical side it uses Django, Orbited, Twisted, and jQuery.
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king_kilr posted:We haven't decided whether or not to open source it. You can see it deployed at http://leafychat.com/ . On the technical side it uses Django, Orbited, Twisted, and jQuery.
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Sgt. Raisins posted:If you don't open source it. I would love to see a quick write up on how it was created. Interested in seeing django outside of a CMS/blog like site. Yeah, this is more to the point of what I meant. I don't necessarily have a burning desire to see the source, but I'd love to hear more about your experience with this.
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j4cbo posted:
I gave up on hardware development jobs when USB started to replace RS232. Mindyou there wasn't the commodity USB easyfication chipsets back then.
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What I've been working on for the past 3 years. Now that we've finally announced it, it's fun to show it off. Design/Control GUI for large scale DSP/Control processing. All written in WPF. Real time measurement, matrix panning, embedded lua scripting, all sorts of fun. Click here for the full 1679x1017 image.
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I wrote and just released a desktop client and .NET API for YouMail. YouMail is a voicemail replacement service that I fear is going to be crushed in the near future by Google Voice, but I use it right now and it works great. This little guy lets me click on a tray icon to see and hear my messages. Edit: ^^^ How were your experiences developing in WPF?
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mintskoal posted:Edit: ^^^ How were your experiences developing in WPF? I also had to go to a lot of effort to get 'acceptable' performance for some of the real-time visualization stuff. It's still not as fast as I would like and I have to be careful how much stuff I throw at it. Overall, I think it's pretty well thought out and very powerful. If I were starting a new app and only needed to support XP+, I'd be hard pressed to recommend anything but WPF. From the look of your screen shot it'd be trivial to implement something similar to what you have in WPF.
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dancavallaro posted:Is this open source, or are you willing to share the source? I'd love to see it if you are. I am working on an open source one right now. It is pretty functional and is incredibly responsive. I am using the multipart/mixed content-type to stream JSON in an XHR. Here is the github URL. It only works in Safari and Firefox right now, and I don't think it will ever work in IE unless I switch to polling. Right now it will display inline images and let you play inline audio as well. But it is incredibly easy to write new filters, I just can't think of any more. edit: here is a screenshot 
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 Click here for the full 800x800 image. Ambient occlusion. Real-time thought still horribly unoptimized and incorrect at places, but it's getting there :iamafag:.
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haha, good ol' Sponza. Jesus I must know every nook and cranny in that model.
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Zakalwe posted:haha, good ol' Sponza. Jesus I must know every nook and cranny in that model. Sponza rules. If I ever make an obscene amount of money, I'm building a life size replica for myself. Then I will proceed to hand-paint realistic global illumination effects on the walls.
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shodanjr_gr posted:Sponza rules. If I ever make an obscene amount of money, I'm building a life size replica for myself. Then I will proceed to hand-paint realistic global illumination effects on the walls. A colleague and I half-heartedly tried to get our funding to cover a trip so we could "gather realistic illumination data".
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Do you need to know when Jeff Goldblum will next be on TV in Vancouver? This is my new record in useless web apps. And I also made jarkanoid. Or Jark. Whatever.
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fankey posted:What I've been working on for the past 3 years. Now that we've finally announced it, it's fun to show it off. Design/Control GUI for large scale DSP/Control processing. All written in WPF. Real time measurement, matrix panning, embedded lua scripting, all sorts of fun. Looks very nice. Did you guys write something custom for the graphs or did you use a 3rd-party tool?
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PlaneGuy posted:Looks very nice. Did you guys write something custom for the graphs or did you use a 3rd-party tool?
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