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Oh Look, a Thing13th January 2011 
I made something again.(Image.jpg) You know, there's probably an easier way to do this than posting blog thingies. |
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Cards12th January 2011 
A simple solitaire app for Chrome |
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What Have You Done : 12th January 201112th January 2011 Ups What did you get done this week. [*]Wrote a Javascript/HTML-based solitaire Chrome app. [*]Sculpting the art for said Chrome app [*]I leveled my Togepi up to 22 and it evolved. Did everything turn out as planned? Sort of. The game still is barel*snip* |
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Cards9th January 2011 
A quick look at the ace of spades I'm making:(Image.png) And on the card: (Image.png) Update, attempt #1 at the ace of hearts: (Image.png) |
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Some alien body thing5th January 2011 It's not a dog |
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c pointers?30th December 2010 Ignore what Afr0 wrote, because he's wrong about how the operators work. You do not need to use * and -> in conjunction. In fact, it probably won't work most of the time unless you use a lot of pointers to pointers. The only time you would use *a->b in *snip* |
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ZBrush Acquired23rd December 2010 
I got ZBrush. I got ZBrush. I got ZBrush. I got ZBrush. I got ZBrush. I got ZBrush. I got ZBrush. I got ZBrush. I got ZBrush. I got ZBrush. I got ZBrush. I got ZBrush. I got ZBrush. I got ZBrush. I got ZBrush. I got ZBrush.(Image.jpg) C*snip* |
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Student Fes in Britain14th December 2010 As an anarchist and head-in-car-door-slammist, I will break your car's windows. |
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gDEBugger11th December 2010 A debugger for OpenGL that is now free |
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What Have You Done : 8th December 201010th December 2010 That is pretty damn cool. |
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What Have You Done : 8th December 20109th December 2010 Ups What did you get done this week. [*]Made it to #14 on the Android Market's 'Top Paid' Themes section. [*]Got my essay on Heart of Darkness more or less into finished draft form. I'm still not happy with it, but I've said that about every single pap*snip* |
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Berkelium25th November 2010 Library for rendering webpages using Webkit/Chromium |
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Animatable Value21st November 2010 Simple class to animate between two values over a set amount of time using GLFW's timing API |
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What Have You Done : 17th November 201018th November 2010 Ups What did you get done this week. [*]Worked on tightening the bolts on my writing process [*]Writing [*]I looked at some code for about 5 minutes and decided I didn't want to fuck with it Did everything turn out as planned? Writing process is impr*snip* |
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Ascension18th November 2010 
Live wallpaper for Android that is basically a lot of shimmery, glowing bars. |
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Poetry Portfolio Stuff9th November 2010 
The fall 2010 semester is ending soon, and with it will come a number of things I'm obligated to do in order to pass classes. Some I've already been given the go-ahead for, others I'm somewhat in the dark on. My poetry portfolio is one of the latter thin*snip* |
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What Have You Done : 27th October 201027th October 2010 Ups What did you get done this week. [*]Homework [*]Working on some app stuff [*]Familiarizing myself with the iOS SDK (fucking loads better than Android's SDK) [*]Bought a couple books (Machine of Death and The Tunnel) Did everything turn out as pla*snip* |
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Un-ugly my ReplaceString C function?24th September 2010 [quote]so now the string is terminated right at the start (and so is empty).[/quote] Wrong. Try again. |
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Un-ugly my ReplaceString C function?24th September 2010 I'm not sure what you're asking. It does put a null character in, so I'm not entirely sure why you think it doesn't, or what it is you think it does... |
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Un-ugly my ReplaceString C function?24th September 2010 New version, down to 0.000310 ms/call average. [code]char *stringReplace_cower(const char *haystack, const char *needle, const char *replace) { char *out_str, *out_ptr; // output string, pointer used for modifying output int out_len, replace_*snip* |
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Un-ugly my ReplaceString C function?24th September 2010 Only problem with your new version is it doesn't work. >_> [code]Original: Have an unpleasantly nice day! Replaced (ben): Have afantastic ufantasticpleasafantastictly fantasticice day! Replaced (cower): Have an unpleasantly fantastic day
After fixing mine up a bit, it takes 12141ms for 10,000,000 iterations. So, that comes to about 0.0012141ms per call. Yours takes about 3680ms, which is about 0.000368ms per call, which is damned impressive. So, I modified mine:[code]char *stringRepla*snip* |
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Un-ugly my ReplaceString C function?23rd September 2010 Interesting that it'd segfault only after so many iterations. O_o |
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Un-ugly my ReplaceString C function?23rd September 2010 I'm not sure what you're using to get your timing, but try mine: [code]char *stringReplace(const char *haystack, const char *needle, const char *replace) { char *out_str, *out_ptr; int needle_len, out_len, replace_len; const char *replace_i*snip* |
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