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On the whole, LLVM has a well-designed intermediate representation (IR), which is specified in the language reference. However, there are a number of areas where design mistakes have been made. And while the LLVM project is generally open to addressing such issues, mistakes in core IR design tend to be firmly embedded in the code base, making them hard to fix in practice. This blog post discusses some of the problems.

Robert Ridgway’s nomenclature of colour. Incredible book for roman tic names to colours and as a guide for my web design work. Like having moe than just a hex code.

My engine supports detailed changes to world geometry - adding and removing matter both smoothly or with sharp edges. It also supports non-destructive changes like moving a hole around, or creating a tunnel and walking through it - and then seeing it disappear behind you. I’m excited about these non-destructive changes in particular as they enable a lot of interesting gameplay mechanics.

Very impressive!

Why do federated design systems keep failing? I watched it happen twice at Spotify. Here’s what actually happened, where they broke down, and why centralised models usually work better.

Some folks very kindly put up a French version of the blorb principles.

Discover the first portable Wi-Fi 7 travel router, offering speeds up to 3600 Mbps. Perfect for travel, business, and families needing reliable connectivity.

An alternative take on Tomboy notes’ design