This is a small braindump on why you might want to use ebb/threading as a drop-in replacement for threading-lib.
Same familiar ~> shape, but with ebb/forms it can avoid some intermediate list allocation.
Just finished "Top K Frequent Elements" and wanted to write down my thought process while it is still fresh.
I also use this blog as a quick reference, so I wanted to add some notes on data/heap to my little cheatsheet.
This is part two of the "Math for Gamedev 101" series. You can read part one here: Math for Gamedev 101: Vectors. As before, these are my notes from Simon's course on Math for Game Developers. This part is dedicated to basic trigonometry. The first GIF is from the Wikipedia article on radians, and the second one was generated with ImageMagick from this Racket snippet.
Recently I bought Simon's course on Math for Game Developers and as I finally found some time to go through the first couple of chapters I would like to share my lecture notes here. I used Racket for mathematical functions and comments for plain English, a lot of stuff is also borrowed from the wiki page on Euclidean vectors.
I'm gonna try to trick my brain into doing some leetcode challenges over the course of this year, so let's start with something simple like "Backspace String Compare".