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by ldd 6y ago
Exactly why I made it for a 72-hour gamejam. This is still a very, very early prototype of a game, but I hope to put a little bit of time each week until it becomes awesome. Also, thanks for the words of encouragement, they mean the world t
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by ldd 6y ago
Game Tools: - Visual Tech Trees (React, javascript) [0] Games: - Slay the spire + pokemon (React, javascript) [1] - HN Comments Matcher (Phoenix, elixir) [2] [0]: https://ldd.github.io/react-tech-tree/ [1]: https:&#x2
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by ldd 6y ago
Source[0] | MIT licensed I've had this silly idea for a while, and I decided to try Phoenix for the first time to make this website. If anyone has any suggestions for features, or code review ideas, please let me know. Impressions: I a
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Show HN: Match HN comments to their parent game [Phoenix LiveView](hn.lddstudios.com)
3 points by ldd 6y ago|1 comments
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by ldd 6y ago
There is this wonderful utility: dependency-cruiser[0] for javascript / typescript projects. It visualizes dependencies in a project. I found it so so easy to refactor and move files around after I started using it. I am not usually a
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by ldd 6y ago
I made a similar (though less complex version) of this for tech trees. https://ldd.github.io/react-tech-tree/#examples So the answer is, to make games! I used it my library for my own game here: https://ldd.
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by ldd 6y ago
What sort of non-trivial behaviour would you be interested in?
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by ldd 6y ago
I made a react-based visual tree demo a couple of weeks ago. https://ldd.github.io/react-tech-tree/ It imitates a long X-Men family tree and slay the spire's room selection. But this seems pretty cool, and a natur
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Show HN: React-tech-tree Build X-Men family tree, game tech trees and more(ldd.github.io)
3 points by ldd 6y ago|0 comments
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by ldd 6y ago
I agree with you partially. Dark Mode is pretty easy to do in CSS. I purposely picked jekyll with no javascript for my static site, and despite contributing a plugin for Gatsby, I do not use it these days. Yet, there is at least some modern
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by ldd 7y ago
only tangentially related, I made a VS Code extension to help out with jq development[0]. Also, jq supports modules. which is awesome! [0] https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ldd-vs-c...
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by ldd 7y ago
I'm with you on Persona 5. I haven't finished it, but it has already influenced my life in a positive way. You should consider playing "Tales of Berseria". It poses an interesting question: "Why do bird fly?",
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by ldd 7y ago
> For instance, on the planet Earth, man had always assumed that he was more intelligent than dolphins because he had achieved so much—the wheel, New York, wars and so on—whilst all the dolphins had ever done was muck about in the water
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by ldd 7y ago
I'm surprised nobody has quoted Meditations by Marcus Aurelius yet. > Thou sayest, Men cannot admire the sharpness of thy wits.- Be it so: but there are many other things of which thou canst not say, I am not formed for them by na
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by ldd 7y ago
yup. const action = (thing) => ... array_of_things.map(action)
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by ldd 8y ago
It works in your browser with javascript if it supports bigInt[0] 8866128975287528n**3n+(-8778405442862239n)**3n+(-2736111468807040n)**3n [0]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript&#x
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by ldd 8y ago
Maybe something like lambda f: [x for x in my_list if f(x)] + [x for x in my_list if not f(x)]
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by ldd 8y ago
I've been in your shoes before, and I think the others have said it better, but basically: - You need better practice, not more practice - There's a difference between <being able to be hired by google> and <being able to
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by ldd 9y ago
Oh well, in that case it kinds of makes sense, as long as you are also transparent during the hiring process that this is the state of affairs in your company. I guess I jumped to conclusions too quickly, but I can see how firing fast could
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by ldd 9y ago
How is that supposed to help team morale? Perhaps it's just me talking, but I like my work. I like my co-workers. I have no kids nor debt, and I would be pretty sad working at a place that says that they want to fire quickly. The
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by ldd 9y ago
Unbeknown to you, there are plenty of programmers, and engineers making "only" 45k / year or less. And that is already a lot of money. More money than I can think of spending and enough money to let me save 50% of my paychequ
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by ldd 9y ago
I just want to say that react/vue(javascript) on the frontend and flask(python) on the backend is a combo made in heaven: So I don't think you are the only one :D
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by ldd 9y ago
I wish to voice the opposite view from OP: I love the fact that you stay at a 'higher level'. My primary focus when watching these talks is knowing the current state of chrome, and some information directly from the source on what
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by ldd 9y ago
A classic, but an old essay on the topic: George Orwell, Politics and the English Language[1] [1] http://www.orwell.ru/library/essays/politics/english/e_polit...
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by ldd 9y ago
Just for the fun of it, I tried going the complicated way in Javascript: ``` var createRange = n => Array.from(Array(n), (_, i) => i + 1); var rem = (i, n, message) => (i % n ? '' : message); var accumulator = (a, b) =&gt
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by ldd 9y ago
partial call tree recording is supported, I think. Take a look at section "28.3.2 Intercepting method calls" from the link I posted above. More importantly, you are entirely right about ES5 support. Babel doesn't polyfill Pro
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by ldd 9y ago
I only observe certain classes because observing anything and everything is not convenient. Nothing prevents you from doing `window = new Proxy(window, handler)` (or more generally, to Proxy the global object) where the handler replaces any
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by ldd 9y ago
proxies can do this relatively easily.[0] Here's a minimal fiddle doing just that: https://jsfiddle.net/6v82dj01/ As for actual implementations, I used it in a small analyzer for RPG Maker MV plugins[1] that rough
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by ldd 9y ago
I'm not sure how relevant my code is, but I did something similar using Proxies[0] for a game engine built on javascript (RPG Maker MV) following some useful advice I found online[1]. I presume that the same type of logic could be used
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by ldd 9y ago
>True bilingualism is a relatively rare and a beautiful thing(...) Highly competent bilingualism is probably more common in other countries, since many children growing up in the United States aren’t exposed to other languages. I acknowl

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