I had to deal with the same problem on a GPU once. What worked for me was subdividing the cubic Bezier curve into smaller quadratic ones and then finding the roots of a cubic polynomial for each.

Whenever constraint programming languages come up, you can’t miss mentioning Håkan Kjellerstrand. He’s put together an amazing collection of problems and examples—including plenty for MiniZinc—on his site: https://www.hakank.org/minizinc/

Not only has he made a great website, he's also a super nice guy

Although not sure, it can be related to NLI models described here https://paperswithcode.com/task/natural-language-inference

I think this paper is as important as original Gaussian Splatting paper.

Why do you say so?

IMHO, developing with Node.js, Java, Python, Go, etc.. within MacOS is more convenient compared to Windows machines.

Also I can highly recommend using version managers (e.g. nvm, jenv, pyenv, gvm, etc..) for these languages to quickly install and manage different versions.

Home page of that arxiv paper: https://opencoder-llm.github.io/

Thanks! We've changed to that from https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.04905, which is also linked there.

My favourite is daisyUI

IMHO, one of the most useful free resource to begin and improve your art is Drawabox[1]. (Its lessons teach much more than just drawing a box.)

[1] https://drawabox.com/

Looks great! Can you also consider supporting svelte[1] (and sveltekit[2]) officialy?

[1] https://svelte.dev

[2] https://kit.svelte.dev

Yes, if Daisy UI provides support to Svelte, we will surely go for it.

I'm tempted to try this in my SvelteKit app. What do I lose compared to a React user?

Bigger ecosystem for react. Svelte is easier to develop in rapidly.

I can make things much faster in Svelte, epsecially since Svelte is less complex than React. With AI code generators, I don't really even have to think, just tell it what I want.

Of note, my main career isn't programming.

I've started writing a technical book about "how to develop a game boy emulator from scratch". :fingers_crossed:

I'm using typst[1] for my writing journey.

[1] https://typst.app/

Can you email me when you're done writing the book? Or at least document the development somewhere? Really interested to read this.

sure!!

wow this sounds like a really fun project. These are the kind of projects that excite me honestly. I find it really difficult to get excited about working on projects that are perceived as popular lucrative business ideas.