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Comment #46267166
>The string processing is powerful, but inconvenient when you want to do things like indexing by offsets or ranges, due to Unicode semantics. (This is probably a good thing in gene…
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Comment #39242029
In absolute terms the number of people with deep knowledge here is probably higher than it’s ever been. The ratio has changed, which is what I think he’s actually lamenting here. H…
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Comment #38837094
If they are competing with each other such that neither are getting done are they really priorities?
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Comment #38754635
I would not have been as kind to FF7 as this author was. By any modern measure it is a bad game. The raw story material and the character design is fantastic. But the gameplay. The…
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Comment #38511716
Seems like Jonathan Blow, the creator of Jai, releases a game every decade or so. I wonder if the plan is to release his next game in a couple of years. Presumably it is written in…
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Comment #34549113
My mobile game https://smoldungeon.com doesn't make me any money. Was very fun to make though
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Comment #34428999
The author mentions the following: fn add(x: Option , y: Option ) -> Option { if x.is_none() || y.is_none() { return None; } return Some(x.unwrap() + y.unwrap()); } The above looks…
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Comment #34040648
Is Elon Musk this century's Howard Hughes?
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Comment #33816964
I wrote a short guide for how I did some of the pixel art in Smol Dungeon. Hopefully I kept it approachable. https://smoldungeon.com/pixel-art
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Comment #33331836
I think that's how the Hey email service does it.
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Comment #33071966
What a cool project, I bet they learned a ton doing this.
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Comment #31866524
I run a few websites on a single Linode, they're quite snappy if you don't do too much. No fancy optimizations required, just keep it vanilla, you can make great websites with just…
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Comment #31697135
One of my all-time favorite works of non-fiction. Essential reading for software engineers.
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Comment #31623249
I don't know if I would agree that the final scene is more readable - especially the treasure chest. I can't deny it looks much nicer though! I spent a lot of time tweaking the spr…
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Comment #31553821
It's still around in some places, CrossFit gyms still include sit-ups and GHD sit-ups in their programming. But CrossFit and ill-thought movements go hand in hand.
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Comment #30623232
How many floppies to install Windows 9.93?
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Comment #30623168
Thanks! Yeah it struggles with periodic functions that are wide. For example it successfully crosses zero with sin(PIxN/5) and delivers reasonable results for sin(PIxN/3). For your…
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Comment #30622873
how would you describe the pattern of the first one?
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Comment #30622807
I wrote a little hobbyist AI project [1] with no neural networks at all and was delighted with how good the results were. Definitely think the field is ready to start incorporating…
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Comment #30352473
These ideas extend well beyond the realm of streaming apps too - so much of the software I use day to day is shockingly bad. Far, far too much churn driven from ladder-climbing obs…
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Comment #30297051
Oh thanks! I'll do that, I do not know anything about SEO.
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Comment #30296842
I made a little dungeon crawler game that I needed to make to prove to myself I could actually ship a complete game, which has been a struggle for me. https://smoldungeon.com