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laconicmatt

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About laconicmatt

PC Engine and Wonderswan enthusiast. Retro game dev.

https://laconic.software

Recent public activity

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    Comment #47979751

    Location: Spartanburg, South Carolina Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Rails, React(native), C, ASM, Postgres, Kotlin, Mobile, AWS, Typescript, many more Résumé/C…

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    Comment #46484445

    Location: South Carolina, US Remote: preferred Willing to relocate: possibly Technologies: Typescript/Javascript, Kotlin, Java, Elixir, Swift, C, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, React, React …

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    Comment #46126929

    Location: South Carolina, US Remote: preferred Willing to relocate: possibly Technologies: Typescript/Javascript, Kotlin, Java, Elixir, Swift, C, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, React, React …

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    Comment #44531508

    Looks like your cert is expired

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    Comment #44438818

    Location: South Carolina, US Remote: Very much preferred Willing to relocate: possibly Technologies: Typescript/Javascript, Kotlin, Java, Elixir, Swift, C, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Rea…

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    Comment #44170760

    Location: South Carolina, US Remote: Very much preferred Willing to relocate: possibly Technologies: Typescript/Javascript, Kotlin, Java, Elixir, Swift, C, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Rea…

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    Comment #44087243

    This perfectly encapsulates the new Fatal Fury game. It's such a great new release but all the Fatal Fury old heads absolutely obliterate any new players, especially players from m…

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    Comment #43521146

    Very awesome. Not sure what'd I'd ever use it for anything but it's cool to know the option exists.

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    Comment #43394023

    I was recently helping someone shop for a laptop and stumbled upon the LG gram. I was really impressed with the build quality and how light it was. I think it was a 16in though. I …

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    Comment #43073919

    As someone who makes games for two different 6502 systems, this is a really cool read. I'm curious if I could use this in any of the toolchains I use for those platforms.

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    Comment #42898962

    This just isn't true. There are plenty of very good NES games that have great game loops and are a blast to play. Some of the good ones have quirks or unintuitive controls but are …

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    Comment #42861053

    This is a really cool tool. Will definitely be my go to for downloading anime and then plopping them on my Jellyfin server. May also just replace using Twitch in a browser for back…

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    Comment #42576459

    Location: South Carolina, US Remote: Very much preferred Willing to relocate: possibly Technologies: Typescript/Javascript, Kotlin, Java, Elixir, Swift, C, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Rea…

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    Comment #42559408

    I'm not sure if you're saying this tongue-in-cheek but as someone whose looking for a job, this is a requirement already with some employers.

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    Comment #42484430

    Think some of the palette prompts are being censored and giving no warning. Neat tool though!

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    Comment #42484421

    Congrats on the launch. Looking forward to giving this a shot. Using firefox on android and the play button was hidden, even when I flipped my phone (zfold).

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    Comment #42398238

    You must work at a Japanese university. Joking aside, surely those name exclusions only account for user input and not data the model is trained on.

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    Comment #42298942

    Location: South Carolina, US Remote: Very much preferred Willing to relocate: possibly Technologies: Java, Typescript/Javascript, Kotlin, Elixir, Swift, C, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Rea…

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    Comment #41975485

    This looks really cool, ill definitely be keeping track of it :)

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    Comment #41721676

    This looks very cool. Kind of giving me total war / warhammer vibes. Wishlisted and I'll give the demo a go. Good luck with the project.

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    Comment #41712886

    Without a doubt. This is the first time hearing about working in the NIL space like this but it seems so obvious. I'm surprised I haven't come across it before. Good luck!

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    Comment #41712828

    Location: South Carolina, USA Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Ruby(rails), Typescript, C, Java, Elixir, React, AWS Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/docum…

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    Comment #41711612

    Looks like both job postings are 404ing.

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    Comment #41692112

    Would you be willing to share more? That seems like a very ripe (can't think of a better word) place to be working in.

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    Comment #41692079

    This is a really brilliant idea. I've been learning a language recently and almost everything is either too hard or way to easy to be useful.