ciroduran

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by ciroduran 12d ago
I've been vibe coding a way to stream my music files collection. Right now I have a server in my NAS which serves a website that streams my music, like an Internet radio but on my local network. I've been very happy to rediscover
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by ciroduran 3mo ago
I've been exchanging postcards on Postcrossing ( https://www.postcrossing.com/ ) for years, it's very fun! I've even been to Postcrossing meetups, where several members gather to sign postcards so you send them
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by ciroduran 4mo ago
It hasn't been the same since Comic Chat was discontinued
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by ciroduran 5mo ago
I'm rebuilding my RSS feed collection, and having pretty astronomy pictures is a fine addition. Thanks!
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by ciroduran 6mo ago
I wouldn't think it's very cost effective to apply GenAI to extract email addresses
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by ciroduran 6mo ago
I stopped being concerned about email harvesting years ago, I just simply leave the email on my website. Spam handling is okay enough, I guess. But I like this review of techniques, even the simplest ones are very effective, that surprised
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by ciroduran 6mo ago
I used Haxe a lot when OpenFL + HaxeFlixel were still more common. Haxe is a nice programming language.
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by ciroduran 6mo ago
I have mixed feelings with this. I've just checked out my GitHub repo and just realised that Claude itself inserted as a contributor without giving me a heads up it would do it.
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by ciroduran 6mo ago
Ricardo Quesada is also one of the creators of cocos2d, he's been around for a while!
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by ciroduran 7mo ago
Hi sillysaurusx, I've been in your place. I was 36 when I decided to separate, after 7 years of marriage/10 years of relationship with my first serious relationship ever. It was also a few months before the first COVID lockdown, s
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by ciroduran 7mo ago
I don't think that this simplification is useful. In the context of a user, crashing a program is a very disruptive process. Crash enough times, and a retail user might just ask for a refund, or move a corporate process to get rid of
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by ciroduran 7mo ago
That early 2000's web design style, love it!
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by ciroduran 8mo ago
Bogotá is 4 degrees north of the equator. Its climate is a bit temperate due to being in a high altitude plateau. But you better wear sunscreen anyway under tropical sun.
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by ciroduran 8mo ago
I am using Ruffle to keep my games playable, but AS3 support is still getting there. AS2 support is awesome.
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by ciroduran 8mo ago
Indeed, Flash UI is really its strenght, the way to draw and manipulate curves, I don't think I've seen anything like it after that, although illustrating is not my trade. However, it is possible to do cool procedurally generated
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by ciroduran 8mo ago
Notice that it's still very much possible to produce SWF files with languages like Haxe http://haxe.org/ , and there are frameworks that mimic the Flash drawing API like OpenFL https://www.openfl.org/ ,
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by ciroduran 8mo ago
I had a start programming and doing little weird animations back in the early 2000s. Then I could earn a living doing stuff with Actionscript, little games on the web, or profile picture generators; even stuff on the BlackBerry PlayBook, wh
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by ciroduran 8mo ago
I made a game with Adventure Game Studio about 20 years ago, and Windows being Windows, it still runs fine on modern Windows, although I lost the source to it. AGS is still a good engine for making games! AdventureX ( https://www.
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by ciroduran 9mo ago
https://www.ciroduran.com - Personal website, sporadical blog, mostly an archive of things I've done: music, videogames, software
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by ciroduran 11mo ago
Very impressed by the screenshots in the website. This is no small feat.
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by ciroduran 11mo ago
Raylib's author was very happy to announce that you can compile an entire raylib program with no dependencies other than, say, being a win32 app https://x.com/raysan5/status/1980322289527976202
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by ciroduran 1y ago
In the last months I've been making a songbook with chordpro https://www.chordpro.org/ , amazing CLI program that produces a PDF from text files. I've been working on my own arrangements, putting chords in lyrics,
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by ciroduran 1y ago
Douglas Adams had something to say about this, I think
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by ciroduran 1y ago
I've been making songbooks for my favourite songs. I am currently working on a songbook for some friends. I've found https://www.chordpro.org/ an amazing CLI tool, under active development. I am using the ukulele,
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by ciroduran 2y ago
Slightly OG-offtopic, but there is a very good book about edible games! https://www.amazon.co.uk/Edible-Games-Cookbook-Play-your-ebo...
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by ciroduran 2y ago
https://www.karaoke-version.co.uk will happily give you a song with any combination of instruments you like, as long as it's in their catalogue, and as long as you give them money
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by ciroduran 2y ago
This. December is already a very intense month, and carving out time each day to solve the problems becomes increasingly difficult.
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by ciroduran 2y ago
Dexed is great!
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by ciroduran 2y ago
Probably two things: - Pure programming means having to unlearn a lot of stuff you usually do through intermediate variables[1]. You have to express what you want without this (and it's actually freeing). - Lazy evaluation allowed by p
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by ciroduran 2y ago
Not decentralized: federated. Some instances are a lot bigger than others, and some work in different ways, such as one instance with lots of bots making procedural content.

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