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captaincrunch
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About captaincrunch
Update: 2024, I no longer like coconuts.
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Comment #48954104
I used to love posts like this. I even wrote my own basic runtime environment back in the day. But lately, because of AI, I've completely lost interest in this kind of stuff. I don…
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Comment #48936901
You absoloutly were then! <3
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Comment #48936541
So far its been direct referrals, which was surprising. I did an initial post on Reddit, and its grown quite a lot since!!
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Comment #48934590
I struggled with an input box for the first month on my game, Apple and its crazy UI/UX. I think you made the right choice with the keyboard.
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Comment #48934571
Just sitting at 99,736 plays since March!!
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Comment #48934564
I recently did the same (made a daily game) and I am approaching 100k plays since March. https://plot-hole.com - the best thing so far about this app has been the analytics which y…
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Comment #48484946
Wrote a game, and played with Google Analytics, and a few others - I have to say how disapointed I was with google = used to be easy to use, now its just so frustrating and the sta…
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Comment #48113243
You could answer this by asking yourself - Why not just let AI code in machine language?
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Comment #47549875
I am capable of coding (25 years+) but just started playing with Claude Code, its actually pretty good. I have all the data in the DB (AI generated data)
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Comment #47483988
Would love feedback, we used AI for the answers so we could enjoy it too! :D
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Comment #44160968
Location: Toronto, ON, Canada / London, ON, Canada Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Linux, Unix, LAMP, VirtualBox, AWS, C, C++, PHP, Python, Java, Puppet, An…
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Comment #44001008
just a formatting issue on my side, there were \n.
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Comment #44000123
This is fast, READABLE, and accurate: bool is_leap_year(uint32_t y) { // Works for Gregorian years in range [0, 65535] return ((!(y & 3)) && ((y % 25 != 0) || !(y & 15))); }
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Comment #43569170
Yes, I typed help after two guesses... but go north? Or whats the point in having it tell you information and exits
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Comment #43569078
half the things I am asking........ what? what?
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Comment #43546193
April fools I guess!!
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Comment #43546180
It sure is self hosted! https://localhost:1313/posts/self-hosting-like-its-2025/
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Comment #43537377
Keep it in the single digits, most people when looking over their Credit cards (when looking to cut things) look for big numbers.