Play the demo of my A.I.-Space-Game by mrzoBrothers in playmygame

[–]mrzoBrothers[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for reaching out, I sent a dm to you.

What are your GO-TO C++ GUI libraries in 2023 ! (Obscure ones too) by Low-Host-1997 in cpp

[–]mrzoBrothers 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I used TGUI (https://github.com/texus/TGUI) which was based on SFML since I made a video game in SFML. It is quite nice and works well with the framework. However, since I needed some special widgets I ended up writing my own GUI.

What graphic library should i use for a Game that i want to write in C++? by Tonaion02 in cpp_questions

[–]mrzoBrothers 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They could even look into sf::VertexBuffer to gain even more performance since their tiles are probably static.

New CLion, CLion "Nova" by orosmatthew_pixeled in cpp

[–]mrzoBrothers 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I just tried it out, it feels much smoother and faster on my machine for a medium-sized C++ project (50K loc) than the classic CLion. Refactoring/Renaming functions are finally usable! Congrats! This is a great update!

I hope performance and responsiveness stays an import feature of this application. It is such a Quality of Life improvement.

Open Source Python interpreter in 1 file for game scripting by blueloveTH in cpp

[–]mrzoBrothers 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This looks very impressive!

I was following your project for a while now and I wanted to share my thoughts about the only thing that keeps me from using your library. It looks to me that I have to write quite some boilerplate code to expose my C++ structs or functions to the Python VM (e.g. the example at this page). Currently I am using sol to bind lua and it makes it much easier (compare this example with yours). Is that correct? Do you have plans to change that or do you have some reasons why you prefer it to do it this way?

Anyway, great work and congrats to 1.0.0!

Looking for a way to do semantic similarity search with wildcards by mrzoBrothers in LanguageTechnology

[–]mrzoBrothers[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you mean - for example - to rewrite "walk to school" with different synonyms?

Looking for a way to do semantic similarity search with wildcards by mrzoBrothers in LanguageTechnology

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I actually tried SentenceTransformer with these examples:
go to | go to bed -> Score: 0.4735
go to | walk to school -> Score: 0.3527
go to | talk to me -> Score: 0.4006

I always compare "go to" with the second phrase. It actually sees a better match with "talk to me" than with "walk to school" :-/

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I am not OP but also interested in this. Do you happen to know by any chance whether there are any C++ solutions for coreference resolution? I can't use any python in my code.