Jason Turner

@lefticus.bsky.social

C++ Developer, Trainer, Speaker, YouTuber https://www.youtube.com/@cppweekly

Finally finished my redesign of the PATH map. I redid the current spaghetti-like map into one closer resembling a subway map with numbered buildings à la the Tokyo Metro Map. I've often seen tourists (or even longtime residents) try to use the PATH and just end up going back upstairs.

My redesigned PATH map with subway-like lines. Blue from the CBC Building (Blue 1) to King Station, Red from Union Station to the Atrium on Bay (Red 23), Pink from Union Station to 10 Dundas St E (Pink 16), Green from Union Station to 10 Dundas St E (Green 15), Cyan from Union Station to the Union Station Bus Terminal, and Purple from Union Station to the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal (Purple 6)Directory showing what buildings are at each line-combination

Fable 5 - the AI that's so smart it's supposed to be dangerous to use? Yeah, it just confused `const`, `constexpr`, `consteval`, `constinit` and the concepts of "static initialization" and "constant initialization" You CANNOT blindly trust the AI tools!

Share your #badhumanart and #notai. this is my attempt 22. This time I've included some of my process for how to get there, plus the photo I started from. I'm basically making my own coloring book, then filling it in! Koppelpoort, Amersfoort, NL. water and land gate 14-15c.

koppelpoort, Amersfoort, NL. water and land gate from 14th century, photokoppelpoort, Amersfoort, NL. water and land gate from 14th century, rough ink drawingkoppelpoort, Amersfoort, NL. water and land gate from 14th century, completed watercolor