i haven't seen much from other kalman filter resources, but i can say that this book is incredibly detailed and i would highly recommend it if you dont want to buy the book, most of the linear kalman filter stuff is…
Batching/arenas can get you very far. If you adopt the zig/c object model as “things that have data” most destructors become useless. Resource management also can be accomplished at the batch level (eg you can free a…
zig is trying its best to also be memory safe (at runtime, if you want it) whereas c is stuck in the past (you can add on sanitizers, but they arent built into the language)
"And no, a “target quadruple” is not a thing and if I catch you saying that I’m gonna bonk you with an Intel optimization manual. " https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/20690
It seems like he wants zig to be more like rust. personally, i like that zig is so simple
im making an html renderer for neovim plugins called [banana](http://github.com/CWood-sdf/banana)
i haven't seen much from other kalman filter resources, but i can say that this book is incredibly detailed and i would highly recommend it if you dont want to buy the book, most of the linear kalman filter stuff is…
Batching/arenas can get you very far. If you adopt the zig/c object model as “things that have data” most destructors become useless. Resource management also can be accomplished at the batch level (eg you can free a…
zig is trying its best to also be memory safe (at runtime, if you want it) whereas c is stuck in the past (you can add on sanitizers, but they arent built into the language)
"And no, a “target quadruple” is not a thing and if I catch you saying that I’m gonna bonk you with an Intel optimization manual. " https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/20690
It seems like he wants zig to be more like rust. personally, i like that zig is so simple
im making an html renderer for neovim plugins called [banana](http://github.com/CWood-sdf/banana)