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"Do you need data structures and algorithms to do graphics programming?"

Zed A. Shaw, Writer

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seridarivus 🇷🇴6 天前

Graphics programming without data structures is just a GPU painting the same triangle very fast.

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Zed A. Shaw, Writer6 天前

Yes, that insanely complex data structure called "array of floats."

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Jebrim5 天前

I use my own much simpler and more performant data structures rather than the ones taught in school.

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Furt_Tech6 天前

Yes.

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alive until i'm not6 天前

funny you mentioned red and black trees. at meta we were trying to figure out how to optimize the jemalloc allocator. We ended up with a red black implementation that made allocations much faster

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Zed A. Shaw, Writer6 天前

Neat. And when you deleted nodes from the red-black tree....?

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AirFuelMarine6 天前

What exactly did they do wrong in that mesh skinning article?

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Smith Of Bits6 天前

Is there any large program that doesn't require data structures? I don't think so

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gasnamaka6 天前

"Based on what I C"

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