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livrem

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    I have always liked gamebooks with interesting game mechanics (not so much the traditional CYOA or Fighting Fantasy) and one great source for that in the past was the annual Windha…

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    Comment #45346677

    As much as I dislike AI slop, one of the first things I did when I first saw Chat GPT was to generate some gamebooks to use as test input-data for my gamebook-generator script. Des…

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    Comment #42681302

    There is this collection of 1980's internal design documents from Flying Buffalo that you can buy: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/296847/t-t-solo-desi... It is old, but I …

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    Comment #42676947

    He also makes some (non-free) tools that are fun (says me, not a real game dev or artist). Asset Forge is for combining 3D models into bigger models. Fun to quickly bash his variou…

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    Comment #42519066

    I have learned it (somewhat) by playing around in TIC-80 and Löve2D (including LoveDOS). Both Lua and Fennel are tiny languages. You can skim all the documentation in a short eveni…

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    Comment #41035090

    I looked at the documentation, saw it looked like a lot of stuff to learn, and went back to my plain org-mode files. Not sure what it is I miss out on?

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    Comment #41020324

    > text-only apps What? Is that a common problem? And where are those text-only apps anyway? I have installed Termux and some vim app and a few interactive fiction games that are al…

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    Comment #41018906

    Is this part of the long-term plan for zig to get rid of the dependency on clang/llvm? https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/16270

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    Comment #41006658

    It passed the type checker!

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    Comment #40966019

    But Google Translate is correct about Dutch. It was just not one of the languages I tried before. I do not think it is a particularly difficult case for translation. The reason I c…

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    Comment #40960500

    This killed FreeDOS (and presumably all the other *DOS as well) on modern hardware unfortunately. It was fun as long as it lasted. I do not know what the next-best single-user, sin…

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    Comment #40943484

    I like mazes and I saw that distinction be made before, but I am not sure how universally accepted it is? Other than English how many languages even have two different words? I spe…

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    Comment #40934384

    I take notes in emacs with org-mode. It is not simple at all, in a way, but there is nothing that gets in my way either. No distractions since all features are hidden behind keyboa…

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    Comment #40865979

    You can just use termux+rsync to get files to or from your phone.

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    Comment #40863347

    I think having modern game engines reducing the need for game programmers to almost zero caused much of this, but it also resulted in some interesting games when artists could crea…

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    Comment #40860109

    If we are sharing favorite RAND books, this introduction to game theory from 1954 is lovely (I read it twice): https://www.rand.org/pubs/commercial_books/CB113-1.html I admit I ski…

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    Comment #40838548

    That is the modern (well, DnD 3E and later, so this century?) style of RPG campaign, with pre-packaged bundles of adventures to play in series, designed to last some specific time …

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    Comment #40836104

    Text-mode editor for FreePascal probably works fine in bigger text-modes as well and still looks a lot like traditional programming editors. Or for just a good DOS-compatible code …