i DEMAND money for the 3 lines of code i contributed to silk 🙂
i DEMAND money for the 3 lines of code i contributed to silk 
Lok you get -10 dollars from me
Lpay up
KLoo
Pplease direct financial demands to the .NET Foundation
P
Fi will be sending my lawyers that way
KSo my goal of the app to put something on my github so companies see my work and what I'm capable of
KSo if I contributed is that also considered?
KDo companies consider what repos u contribute in?
Fdepends where you apply
KI see
Pthis is more #general-offtopic
Fwhen i applied they didnt ask for a github account or anything
KSorry
KOkay goodnight
Falbeit its an apprenticeship where they dont expect you to know what a programming language is
KIt 100% depends. Got my current job basically completely off GitHub contributions... But it's probably more an extreme case. I'd also say that projects like silk are very niche & even companies that care for open source won't care too much about them beyond "this person can code" because any specific aren't transferable to what you'd be working on with them.
V@kaijellinghaus
Reminder
NThere seems to be a common issue with Intel Integrated GPUs with OpenGL where it makes green stripes
NWhat solution can I do to fix that instead of telling someone to switch GPUs?
Lyou probably are doing something wrong, pull up renderdoc on an effected machine and try to figure it out
Nwell I'm not doing anything other than swapping buffers and clearing
Nbut sure, I'll check renderdoc
N@baebey they don't see anything in renderdoc, it only shows on window
Fintel drivers be like
Nyeah I guess we'll just recommend to not use Intel
Neven big games have this issue
Fmy best intel driver moment is my lighting implementation flickering on intel drivers
Ffor no reason
Fwhile being fine on everything else
Fits just intel drivers
Nlet me guess,
DrawElements treats the last parameter as a pointer rather than an offset in the "currently bound element array buffer"?
Nsubsequent calls should be something like:
Fthe last pointer is a pointer to a index array
Fif youre not using a index buffer
NI am using an index buffer and it should be bound
Fthen you should just leave it at 0
Nyeah but then an access violation occurs
Nso I'm not even sure if it did bind
Fcan you just put 0 there
Finstead of IntPtr.Zero
Ndoing a
GL.GetError() doesn't seem to helpNok
Nstill the same
Fim fairly sure that most if not all of the opengl silk api doesnt use IntPtr
Fthen the problem lies somewhere else
Fpotentually with your count mode or type
Nit accepts
void* which IntPtr can implicitly convert toFi still wouldnt use intptr
Fever
