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First Lessons in Building with Language Models
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Paula Script is a lightweight scripting language written in C++. - Small but easy to expand. Currently minimum CLI build size is about 35 KB. - No runtime memory allocation: everything runs in buffers that are initialized at the start. -
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Free infinite mini crossword puzzles
(meanwhale.itch.io)
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W-I-P: generate Java classes to serialize data
(github.com)
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Complete text about “Made-up difficulty of competitive games”
(the-meanwhale.web.app)
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New scripting language: CLI and C++ library
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New Scripting Language Prototype
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lol
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Yes, I think that many people just focus on blaming their team mates instead of concidering that's just pure luck what kind of team mates you get!
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6y ago
Sorry about problems with loading... Apparently loading content on fly doesn't work :/
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Made-up difficulty of competitive games
(the-meanwhale.web.app)
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Live NOW: game testing Try first version of my multi-player browser game
(meanscript.net)
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ByteAutomata in C#, parser hard-coding system (in addition to Java and C++)
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Much code it takes to make a hard-coded parser
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ByteAutomata for implementing a hard-coded finite-state machine
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6y ago
I draw comics/pictures where I combine things that I need to remember. And you don't need to be an artist to do it, because no one else need to see them.
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6y ago
I received those too, and I ignored them. Some (usually old) sites storage passwords as plain text, and if that kind of database gets hacked, they spam you those black mails, often assuming you use the same password everywhere. As a safety