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by danbolt 7y ago
For anyone else reading this, I found the Ludum Dare submission and wanted to link it here: http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-34/?action=preview&uid...
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by danbolt 7y ago
Is anyone familiar with the stand-alone executable export[1] for Racket? I did a Ludum Dare and browsed a submission where a child had spent a lot of time and effort making a project in PyGame, but found it hard to distribute because he did
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by danbolt 7y ago
I think this prevents them from having to look at their phones, and the expressiveness mirrors speaking since text-to-speech is so immediate.
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Specs – Parallel ECS(github.com)
3 points by danbolt 7y ago|0 comments
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Finishing Reform (DIY ARM Laptop)(mntre.com)
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Appeal to Nature(en.wikipedia.org)
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by danbolt 7y ago
A nice element of carbon taxes is that, if desired by voters, can be revenue-neutral and substitute other tax revenues. This helps encourage your economy to grow in ways that avoid environmental externalities. Canada has recently implemente
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by danbolt 7y ago
They do have cross-play, but as far as I know it's opt-in when playing with friends. Matchmaking will usually group you with others playing in a similar way.
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by danbolt 7y ago
I'm not familiar with ReactJS, sadly but I often use breakpoint debugging and IO (eg: print statements, drawing shapes, logging, etc.) to help get a feel for the common data flow quickly. This lets me make a hypothesis like "when
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by danbolt 7y ago
Sure? I guess so.
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by danbolt 7y ago
Hmm, I guess when I say “ECS”, I mean a setup where entities are solely IDs, components are data without functionality, and systems are stateless operations on entities that have certain components “attached”. I’d contrast this with a more
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Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen has China to thank for landslide re-election win(cbc.ca)
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by danbolt 7y ago
I think as ECS becomes more in vogue for AAA game development (I write almost entirely ECS C++17 on a big-budget project at work, for example) we’ll see Rust becoming more utilized. `specs` takes advantage of Rust’s compiler to provide very
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by danbolt 7y ago
Part of me also wonders if people who elect to have Monday surgeries are in a better socioeconomic place to take more time off to recover.
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by danbolt 7y ago
That sounds really interesting. Would you have more information on such a setup?
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by danbolt 7y ago
I think it’d be hard to isolate factors to test your hypothesis. You’re likely not wrong to some extent given that HRT changes the body (almost always for the betterment of voluntary trans individuals), but there’s so much activity going on
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by danbolt 7y ago
To be honest, I’m a little confused about your response. There are a lot of points related to things like feminism as a dialectic, a “meat market” perspective about online dating, social unrest for single men, and trauma. I’m not sure how t
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by danbolt 7y ago
Women’s gender roles in society has changed a lot over the past century. Do you think the same could happen to men ever?
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by danbolt 7y ago
Formal outfits that involve bright colours that aren’t necessary a three-piece suit. I’d love to see dresses and jumpsuits tailored to men.
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by danbolt 7y ago
I think a growing cohort of men will start to live their lives and express themselves in ways that are fulfilling to them and know it’s worthwhile despite society’s expectations. This might involve being more “feminine” in a lot of ways or
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by danbolt 7y ago
Honestly, I can't blame a lot of these men for feeling that way and not wanting to feel like they're repressing themselves. In some ways Japan's gender roles can be quite conservative, and I wouldn't blame someone for sa
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by danbolt 7y ago
That's very true. We definitely are more lenient towards people in different ways depending on their gender, and there are a lot of relaxed social expectations that men have compared to women. Still though, I think there are dimensions
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by danbolt 7y ago
I agree with Esther Perel's thinking[1] that the next century is going to involve a broadening on what society deems a positive life is for straight, cis men. In the same way that we consider it acceptable for women to express themselv
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by danbolt 7y ago
I'm a millennial and I like to play video games on my spare time; usually puzzle, adventure, or platform ones. One thing I hope to imagine is that if/when I'm in an elderly care setting is if I'll be able to enjoy them i
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by danbolt 7y ago
In some ways it's more akin to having a FAANG on your resume. Games are traditionally much more project-based than a service such as GMail and employers, colleagues will use it as a benchmark for hiring and networking. I'm an exam
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by danbolt 7y ago
I work as a programmer in the AAA games industry, and I think there are a lot of underexplored options for what collective bargaining could look like. Something such as a trade guild could benefit developers a lot without necessarily requir
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Point Break: How Crunch Culture Survives Despite a Decade of Criticism (2016)(modelviewculture.com)
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by danbolt 7y ago
I think content-esque updates tend to be the the sweet spot on resources/ROI for games such as Age of Empires II expansions. I can imagine codebases for older games are likely written in an older dialect of C++ (and probably in a very
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by danbolt 7y ago
I've heard from relatives that Microsoft MapPoint made a good tool for road trips. I always wanted to try it.
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by danbolt 7y ago
My gut take is that our society is socialized to value men that have some sort of "breadwinner" status.

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