Folcon

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by Folcon 5y ago
What about smaller effects? I'm not saying don't work on large scale solutions, but figuring out / iterating on smaller scale problems could give useful information around where problems crop up and how to go about tackling t
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by Folcon 5y ago
Ah didn't know that, less familiar with gitlab.
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by Folcon 5y ago
This is great, do you do this in github? Or elsewhere? Just curious if you had a template to hand that myself and others could use =)...
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by Folcon 5y ago
Apologies for how much junk is in here[0], I finally figured out notarization and then lost the will to touch it. I'm planning on circling back to clean it up in a few weeks when that entire pile of stress is a bit more of a distant me
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by Folcon 5y ago
Would itch.io be a possibility? There are separate channels where updates are pushed, so you should be able to get a latest version per channel and go from there.
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by Folcon 5y ago
As someone who's had to recently setup jpackage for one of my side projects, which took forever and a day and I'm still not happy with the result. I'm very interested. Just glancing at the site, it really looks like this is s
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by Folcon 5y ago
It is a lot like that and I want to find a better resolution for it. I don't want ideas to stop, I've had times where I've looked at a game system that I've built and had no idea what to do next. That's also horribl
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by Folcon 5y ago
Mine is a simulation game that I'm working on in the spirit of having a forever project[0]. I've been working on pieces of it on and off for years and as it stands it's very incomplete. More of a collection of systems and int
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by Folcon 5y ago
Why not offer the "dropdown" at a layer the browser manipulates? IE, web component where you can set a format string and then the browser renders it substituting the info it has? Then sites that need to know the date can ask for i
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by Folcon 5y ago
This is interesting, I had the impression that notebooks were crossing this gap, are there specific command line issues that are a big bottleneck? Is it just better dependency management that's the big command line problem for example?
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by Folcon 5y ago
I'm curious, are there just more staff? How many admins / doctors does the US system employ compared to other health systems? I'm willing to believe addicted's[0] rationale, but maybe most people are getting paid poorly,
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by Folcon 5y ago
I didn't get on much with fedora when I last used it, it sounds like it's gotten better though.
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by Folcon 5y ago
Thanks for the presets, I'll have a glance through it.
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by Folcon 5y ago
As someone who used to be an avid linux desktop user, but has subsequently moved away from it and is interested in the current ecosystem with a view to maybe coming back, what would you say is a good entry point? I used to run Ubuntu back i
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by Folcon 5y ago
That's fair =)... I'd say give it a go if you're feeling adventurous with the goal being just participating and maybe learning something. That's what I aimed for in my first jam and it ended up being a great experience w
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by Folcon 5y ago
Wow, as someone who hit their mid thirties and basically decided the same thing congratulations! Do you have a next one in mind? Or are you going to see what the reception for this one is first? I must admit I focused on game jams to start,
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by Folcon 5y ago
I'd agree with that rewording =)... Just was a bit of a mental hiccup when I was reading which is probably why I picked up on it.
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by Folcon 5y ago
Interesting, thanks for the heads up.
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by Folcon 5y ago
Reading this segment feels like it was terminated prematurely? > Free checking wasn’t free. Instead of most depositors paying a predictable (and relatively small) fee for their checking account, a tiny portion of the depositor base was a
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by Folcon 5y ago
Interesting, I didn't think there was much demand for games like this. I'm putting together a few things in this space, would you be interested in a programming resources management game?
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by Folcon 5y ago
Ingenious, simple idea executed really well.
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by Folcon 5y ago
Spotted this published recently and been digging through the preview and text, it's looking like a pretty good read for aspiring game designers. This is based on reading the first exercise, where the authors give us an example trading
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Game Balance Book(amazon.com)
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by Folcon 5y ago
One useful thing about summaries for good high information density books like Rob's[0] is that they're a good way to help anchor information found in the book. Which will help you remember the key points in context. They also pres
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by Folcon 5y ago
Thanks for the suggestions :)... Going to dig into these!
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by Folcon 5y ago
Finding good fantasy mapping blogs is hard, I don't know too many, to anyone else interested in this Here Dragons Abound[0] is really good resource. Any others people really like? -[0]: https://heredragonsabound.blogspot.com
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by Folcon 5y ago
Surely that isn't a weakness of a simple tool? A 5 min job that probably won't get extended saving you from having to spend 20 mins coding something up is better than, feeling annoyed that you have spent the 20 mins coding up the
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by Folcon 5y ago
Thanks, this is a good list in general of things to think about =)... I've not really ever applied 9 myself, I've run comparative benchmarks a couple of times, but not thought about using that as a basis for whether to roll my own
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by Folcon 5y ago
To architecting a high traffic site =)...
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by Folcon 5y ago
Would you mind outlining your approach? Really interested to see how you think about this sort of thing =)...

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