PinkMilkshake

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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
For me, the biggest factor seems to be whether or not I've had enough sleep. If I haven't, my eyes get sore, my brow feels tense and text has a "shimmer" to it. A nap is often enough to fix it.
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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
I think parent was taking a stab at DSL, not StarLink. They could be from Australia, haha.
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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
Whether or not bitcoin was a good example, the sentiment still rings true for me. I have felt this sense of superiority myself and seen it in others. There is a taboo around "wasting" energy, but what is or isn't waste seems
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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
This is not a criticism, I think there is a place for visual languages, and I hope somewhere out there in idea space is one we all could use. I'd love to code on my tablet with a stylus. But personally I find these very hard to use. Sc
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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
I wouldn't mind hearing from a Japanese person if comparing yourself to jesus has the same creepy vibe as it does in the west. It may not.
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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
Does anyone know if this is only typical for AAA studios and solo indies? What about small/mid-sized studios? I would love to work in the games industry, but I also love my free time.
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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
I'm taking the mostly immersion approach to language learning. I just watch hours of Japanese gaming youtubers and whenever a word starts to stand out, I look it up if it wasn't obvious from the context. I estimate that I learn a
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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
I first learned about cybernetics through the book Creation: Life and How to Make It by Steve Grand . Grand created the Creatures video game and applied ideas from cybernetics. As a result, each Norn (the name of the fictional species the
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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
I'm doing CS50x at the moment and I can definitely recommend it. It got me interested in C despite trying to avoid it my entire life. David Malan is one of the best lecturers I've seen.
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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
I think the book should be renamed to "Getting Organized: For the Hyper-Conscientious". Because if you actually manage to power through all the padding to get to the content (I did once but failed my second attempt), you'll f
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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
> makes the mute button easier to find It's odd this is still an issue. I'm not sure why the mute button is not featured more prominently on videochat apps. It's almost the primary feature during a call that makes things g
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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
Which can be abused in fun ways! https://twitter.com/yafd/status/1294719274657787904
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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
It seems like many areas of human endeavor are complicated enough that you could become an expert of a field as opposed to an expert in a field. For example, could you have university courses that build experts of biological research as
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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
> What I noticed is that it's actually much harder to use Godot than expected. Yes it does significantly reduce the amount of code you have to write for your game but it opens up questions of how to structure your project because th
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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
People already do to some extent. That article mentions one example, the Trello clone (frontend?), but there are others like in this Reddit article: https://www.reddit.com/r/godot/comments/a809ij/godot_fo
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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
All of the above, really. At the risk of worsening your analysis paralysis, another good option is LOVE2D, https://love2d.org/
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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
When I saw some of the example icons my first thought was what my phone will look like if all the app/icon designers don't agree on which direction the light is coming from. In some examples the light is coming from above you, in
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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
I'm a night owl as well. 3am would be about bedtime for me if I had my way. What happened after you were able to follow your natural rhythm? Did you feel better?
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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
It depends on the type. The most common type, Obstructive Sleep Apnea sounds way worse than loud snoring. If you've ever heard it, it's like the person is suffocating while they sleep (because they almost are).
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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
Yup! Deno caches remote imports. https://deno.land/manual/linking_to_external_code
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by PinkMilkshake 6y ago
The only fun I've ever had programming was making video games. You don't have to be super smart to make games and I don't think you even have to like them. It's more the rich visual feedback that makes it fun. A game eng
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by PinkMilkshake 7y ago
At the university I work for they use Teams, Blackboard and Echo360. I do know of some people in maths schools using OBS though.
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by PinkMilkshake 7y ago
BabylonJS has an official, Unity-like editor that runs in the browser: https://github.com/BabylonJS/Editor
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by PinkMilkshake 7y ago
I'm optimistic. I think browsers will continue adding features until they become the inevitable end result, a portable operating system. Once browsers reach this point it will probably slow down and the next goal will be pulling it to
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by PinkMilkshake 7y ago
I think the rule of being the "idea guy" applies to Ted Nelson as much as it applies to anyone else.
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by PinkMilkshake 7y ago
I'm not a Python programmer, but I was also looking in to this and Python always seemed to me like the biggest bang for your buck. It's used in so many different fields, is simple to get started with, and there are plenty of Pytho
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by PinkMilkshake 7y ago
I'm not sure what the solution to that would be. Maybe sodastreams will become popular again.
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by PinkMilkshake 7y ago
I feel like we are stuck in a loop. Perhaps we need question whether or not it still makes sense to transport food and drink in small, individual containers. One solution might be to transport in bulk. You could take your own bottles to the
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Babylon Native(babylonjs.com)
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by PinkMilkshake 7y ago
> basic sanitary and hygiene are also important which I'd like to believe that the Japanese are better than probably the rest of the world When I traveled through Japan their hygiene culture came across as theatre more than anything

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