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2y ago
I don’t think anyone is more or less normal here. But for some people, feeling the pressure to finish everything you’ve started could in worst case learn to burnout, not only like ”getting exhausted from a specific project” but your brain a
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I see this as a great way of focusing on the process instead of the goal, to have more fun and reduce press! To everyone here who argues for finishing things: You could still use this philosophy to start a project like ”learning how to fini
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Yes when it comes to updates and new features and other stuff where the user does things for the developer and not the opposite (like when I have to login to Microsoft to play Minecraft, even though everything I need is on my local drive),
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2y ago
https://caniuse.com/?search=TLS%201.3
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2y ago
Computers continue to work "forever" if you only use its own closed system, like writing Word documents on the harddrive. It's the complexity of the internet that makes hardware obsolete today. The internet consists of too ma
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2y ago
A Linux web server where I write HTML and Javascript and then I check if it works in a web browser.
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2y ago
I have not, LLM is generative and can only create generic stuff and if your project contains lots of generic stuff, is it really interesting? I want to spend time on the parts I find interesting to think thoughts about with my human brain.
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Achieving compatibility with all web browsers >2012-2014 and onwards (= those who support TLS 1.2 HTTPS and WebGL), for a 3D game. Also, finding new inspirations for the game. I like how Minecraft uses vertical depth and how peaceful and
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2y ago
I appreciate all perspectives, just remember to not #hate on ones without reason (especially when they correspond closely to what happens on the physical CPU and are both timeless, simple and powerful, like if-else)
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Mostly _removing_ big slow general purpose tools that were _in the way_ of my productivity, and using self hosted server with vim and my own PHP tools. It didn’t multiply my effiency, it just made room for things to flow naturally. When I m
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Computer programs are sequences of operations that happen IF a condition is true or ELSE something else happens. If you don’t like if-else, you’ve misunderstood the whole thing #stopthehate
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A video game console on the web / The bootstrap problem
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This is a nice art installation that gives a positive vibe! You made something out of your fascination and admiration and that feeling spreads to the visitor. I think you should embrace this as an art installation whose purpose is to just e
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Tried to rewrite the Javascript 3D library three.js to make it smaller and more specialized for my game. Today I’m ending that and instead starting to write a 3D engine from scratch with the knowledge I learned from this rewrite process. Le
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Everything online has rounded corners now
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How the internet works, and how I'll exploit it (CDN and DNS round-robin)
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