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OpenCalcOS for TI-Nspire CX Calculators(github.com)
2 points by Mavox-ID 4mo ago|0 comments
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Procedural Tornado System for People Playground (C#)(steamcommunity.com)
2 points by Mavox-ID 6mo ago|1 comments
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by Mavox-ID 6mo ago
I created a mod that implements a more nuanced weather system in People Playground. I was frustrated with existing implementations: they were either just visual fog or lacked physical scaling (lifting the entire map regardless of mass). Tec
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by Mavox-ID 9mo ago
Hello, moderator! I read your message and wanted to ask you for links to similar comments about people who created their own programming language so I could understand how to properly comment. Don't worry about the website; it's c
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by Mavox-ID 9mo ago
The problem with README.md was caused by our moderator, we have already fixed README.md
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by Mavox-ID 9mo ago
Lax is completely open source and uses the MIT license. You can download the release from Github: https://github.com/lax-Inc/Lax/releases/tag/6.0.6 . However, I warn you that Lax is currently only for Li
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Helping promote the Lax programming language
2 points by Mavox-ID 9mo ago|6 comments
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by Mavox-ID 9mo ago
The official website is still under construction and will have a different URL, but for now you can check out the temporary github.io site: https://lax-inc.github.io/Website/
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by Mavox-ID 9mo ago
Lax has S-syntax and Lisp-like code. It can help you learn programming and write programs on Linux, even a simple calculator or shell, and much more. Lax also has over 145 commands that you can use to do anything. Here's an example of
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by Mavox-ID 9mo ago
The site is under repair and there will be another link, but unfortunately it is currently unavailable.
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Helping promote the Lax programming language
2 points by Mavox-ID 9mo ago|7 comments