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Vedor

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    Oh, nice, I didn't know - I always thought that Luau has only type annotations and is not statically typed per se. But yeah, looked into the documentation and you can set !strict m…

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    Comment #49148132

    OCaml has both compilator and interpreter. Lua isn't statically typed, and while there is Teal – a statically typed variant of Lua – it requires separate build step.

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    Comment #49124492

    > Even better, these licenses are international, translated into the language and laws of dozens of countries. That means that you can take a CC licensed short story from Japan, an…

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    Comment #49123630

    It is. And while it is true that Italian Serie A struggles to be financially competitive with other top leagues, the important "detail" to keep in mind is that no football league i…

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    Comment #48988324

    I'm quite surprised it's available on Android, this specific take on air traffic control games doesn't really strike me as mobile-friendly game. Good to know - I played it a lot on…

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    Comment #48968849

    You can, I am self-hosting Immich via Docker on Raspberry Pi 4 with small SSD and it's nothing but good experience so far (but I keep the photos backed up elsewhere just in case, I…

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    Comment #48797955

    Surprisingly interesting experience even for someone that does know nothing about writing proof - thanks to gradual onboarding and a decent help menu. Also, perfectly playable at m…

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    Comment #48616896

    Oh, nice, thank you!

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    Comment #48616860

    APL game engine is indeed an unusual thing. I don't know much about APL, and never used it (toyed with J back in the days though). I am really interested in the development process…

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    Comment #48506080

    It beings back memories, I was learning CNC machining mainly on Fanuc machines. They were old, reliable, but ultimately quiete crude machines. When for the first time I was working…

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    Comment #48014600

    You are talking about retirement, yet I was working with people who couldn't stand the 2-week long annual leave (which is mandatory for every under contract of employment where I l…

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    Comment #47973213

    I use RPi 4 with a cheap SSD connected via USB-to-SATA connector as a tiny home server for a year already and it works without issues. I know that not all USB-to-SATA connectors ar…

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    Comment #47658473

    TIC-80 is great indeed, I had even ore fu with it than with PICO-8 and that's a high bar. But there is one gripe -- when packaging apps into executable, TIC-80 pulls templates from…

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    Comment #47561703

    This is really fine article. I agree with its overall sentiment that it's difficult to draw hard lines. Answering the question posed in title - I have no idea. When I was a kid, I …

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    Comment #47553057

    Mine too likes to lie between the keyboard and the monitor, but if I want to actually work I still have to remove her from the desk. The issue is that, while she usually is a lovel…

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    Comment #47477211

    Not sure about Unity, bot Godot is already used to build tools, like Pixelorama (pixel art graphics editor, a bit akin to Asesprite), RPG In A Box (game engine targeted for RPG gam…

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    Comment #46847051

    I think that Wadjet Eye Games studio still uses AGS for their games, and most (all?) of the games published by them seems to use AGS as well. I highly recommend checking their cata…

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    Comment #46835491

    I have Sharp EL506T and it serves me well. I don't use it very often, mind, but it still happens semi-regularly. The biggest reason for me are physical buttons and the fact I know …

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    Comment #46739665

    Both nostalgic and distracting for me.

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    Comment #46521241

    Some time ago, Google AdMob started using a new format ads - two videos, one immediately after another, unskippable for the first 60s, sometimes more. You know how they called them…

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    Comment #46464381

    There is also related but paywalled article on science.org: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adv9266

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    Comment #46273381

    I'm from Poland, but my grandma was living in Germany (Essen). When I was (rarely, she was visiting Poland much more often) visiting her I definitely experienced similar behaviour …

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