When you have a bug in an enterprise program, money is lost. When you have a bug in a graphics program, art is created.

I’ve been working on rewriting parts of the raytracer I wrote in Go in x86-64 assembly. The test model I’ve been using is Suzanne, one of the primitives in Blender. Needless to say, something in the assembly code is not right, but it’s the first actual image the raytracer has spit back since I removed the pure Go implementation of the ray/triangle intersection code.

I giggled a little too much at this.

I used this code in some systems programming work. It actually does something useful.

One of these is Mark Zuckerberg; the other is of me. Mark Zuckerberg photo courtesy of Wikipedia.

meghanrenee25:

Protesting in Java code is the coolest way to protest.

I find this rather amusing. If you write Hello, World in Python in the sand, does that make it sand-script? :P

xkcd: Golden Hammer

I love hating Java.