04:56 <Orum> I feel like there has to be a better way to do this: https://hastebin.com/efohuzudav.cpp

12:32 <GlassYuri> SilverFox, https://i.imgur.com/jI8kn6x.png

14:08 <SilverFox> GlassYuri, pretty good

14:11 <GlassYuri> SilverFox, https://twitter.com/glsfrg/status/1001103674901282816

14:11 <kmath> <glsfrg> タイムスリップしちゃった https://t.co/cJoWVdO965

14:12 <SilverFox> how would negative framerate work?

14:14 <GlassYuri> the program executes in reverse

14:14 <GlassYuri> it calculates the end state, then goes back to the start in reverse time

14:14 <SilverFox> hmmmmmmmm

14:16 <GlassYuri> this of course takes advantage of the flux capacitor in modern CPUs being generally under-utilized even way below 88 mph

14:18 <GlassYuri> should I throw out my lovingly crafted camera script in favor of the only free RTS camera asset on the unity asset store

14:19 <SilverFox> well don't throw it out

14:19 <SilverFox> back it up, try out the new stuff, then bring it back in if the new stuff sucks

14:20 <GlassYuri> (lovingly crafted = at some point I had to move the camera for the first time so I made something up in a few mins)

14:20 <SilverFox> of course

14:21 <GlassYuri> the only issue I see is that RTS cameras do some height checking to avoid clipping and shit

14:23 <GlassYuri> because my game is mostly a screenshot simulator anyway being able to get the camera everywhere outusefuls any sort of clipping prevention by far

21:57 <Orum> if anyone has and is willing to benchmark double reduction performance on an AMD GPU or Intel CPU, let me know

23:06 <SilverFox> I have an intel CPU

23:06 <SilverFox> on my laptop