As much as I understand why static linking everything is becoming the norm, I feel a little frustrated since I’ve found using shared libraries and dynamically loaded libraries to be incredible useful for managing complexity in large applications.
I wrote a small powershell module to handle manipulating vcpkg manifest files. Check it out here: https://github.com/Chemiseblanc/VcpkgManifest
I’ve noticed that one of the coincidental beneficiaries of responsive web design is tiled window layouts.
So after much confusion, I finally understand that the components related to install() statements are unrelated to the components of find_package(). The former being related to the –component flag of cmake –install and the later being closer related to export sets and (Package)Config.cmake
Writing a cross-platform cuda program that can reliably work across minor version bumps really shouldn’t be so difficult
Old by M. Night Shyamalan. Something that could only be expected by the director of Avatar (2010)
No luck after three stores over five hours and I’ve learned my lesson about looking for a costume the week before Halloween until the next time I forget it.
With no ability to control the overscrolling behaviour on iOS I’ve had to alter latitude to scroll vertically when viewed on smaller screens.
A little difficult to setup for a github pages site but being able to tailor the editor to my custom content types is great.
Once the UI is more mobile friendly it’ll be just about a perfect solution for content management.
Other than styling fonts for the theme I should try and make adding titles optional for images and short posts.