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by modernerd 1y ago
One of the artists behind this, Vicente Lucendo, has a case study here explaining how they made a previous project (Summer Afternoon): https://www.awwwards.com/summer-afternoon.html And a talk here on the same project: htt
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by modernerd 1y ago
grug say react make complexity demon more powerful > i blame developers for picking tools whose complexity is inappropriate for the problem they are solving https://x.com/htmx_org/status/1967622941262168495 &gt
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by modernerd 1y ago
I wish more designers thought this way. I have a blog post draft called, “5 principals of interactive animation” aping the “12 principles of animation” from the 80's that I thought every would-be UX designer might learn from. It mirror
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by modernerd 1y ago
Google launched ID-less age approximation in July in the US: https://blog.google/technology/safety-security/age-assurance...
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by modernerd 1y ago
> Configuration is all JSON Curious as someone dabbling with building an editor: what do you prefer? A different configuration language? A GUI? How do you save and sync settings? Just with JetBrains account sync? > Ability to move pan
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by modernerd 1y ago
The report says that includes two full-time infrastructure engineers. Which isn’t crazy given Rust infrastructure’s userbase and traffic. $15k seems pretty lean to me for Zig since it includes hardware purchases.
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Prometheus just changed energy and fuels forever(prometheusfuels.com)
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by modernerd 1y ago
Why not use contributing.md? https://docs.github.com/en/communities/setting-up-your-proje... The agents.md minisite implies agents.md files should be useful for humans and robots alike: > Commit messages or pul
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by modernerd 1y ago
Archived at https://web.archive.org/web/20250818145714/https://nanda.med...
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by modernerd 1y ago
I did document.querySelector('#presence').remove();
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by modernerd 1y ago
Artists call this practise "master studies", which is a nice term for music, code and other disciplines too.
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by modernerd 1y ago
You can also/alternatively subscribe to Blender Studio: https://studio.blender.org/ You get access to training, assets, source and production logs like the recent Dog Walk update while also supporting Blender: https:&
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by modernerd 1y ago
Interesting, thanks, you might be right: xcrun stapler validate /path/to/DogWalk.app …shows: DogWalk.app does not have a ticket stapled to it (But spctl --assess --type exec --verbose /path/to/DogWalk.app shows
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by modernerd 1y ago
Not for long, though — they're now building something in-house with the help of Konami. https://gamefromscratch.com/unity-finally-start-developing-g... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPta7CBDd0E
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by modernerd 1y ago
Agreed, didn't mean to take away from that. I subscribe to the blog and have learned a lot from the Blender Studio team to see their process: https://studio.blender.org/projects/dogwalk/production-logs/
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by modernerd 1y ago
Played this for about an hour on release day. Pros: charming character and environment design, beautiful modelling, animation and sound. A good demo of what Blender and a talented team can make. It's worth downloading to experience. Co
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by modernerd 1y ago
Great start! Gentle feedback: - Text hints should probably be off by default, they give too much of a hint. - Auto-advance to next puzzle would be helpful, clicking “next puzzle” gets tiresome. - Typo in the puzzle categories list: “Egnlish
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by modernerd 1y ago
I did not expect 2025 to be the year K-pop finally hooked me. Completely see why Demon Hunters has taken the US charts. I watched it for the animation (same Sony Pictures Animation studio as the Spider-Verse movies). It's breathtaking
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by modernerd 1y ago
I ended up switching from Zig to C# for a tiny game project because C# already supports cross-platform hot reload by default. (It’s just `dotnet watch`.) Coupled with cross-compilation, AOT compilation and pretty good C interop, C# has been
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by modernerd 1y ago
He's right: Markdown was built for web editing in an era where physical keyboards outnumbered virtual ones. It doesn't really make sense for Notes outside of export. There's little benefit to it as an input system on iOS&#x2F
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by modernerd 1y ago
Time isn't that much of a handicap. High-level players just have much better pattern recognition and intuition. It's the same reason they adapt faster to weird positions in Fischer Random than lower-rated classical players. Even w
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by modernerd 1y ago
Some expensive jackets: https://www.moncler.com/en-us/sir-jony-ive-collaboration Compostable red noses: https://www.designweek.co.uk/issues/30-january-3-february-20... King Charles' new seal:
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by modernerd 1y ago
Tube Creature is also cool (the source of the tube paths for this map). Particularly like the "Tube Tongues" metric — the second-most commonly spoken language after English by residents near each tube station, it paints a real pic
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by modernerd 2y ago
I don't think books and tutorials help that much. Playing and making games — a lot of games — might help you grow more as a designer than reading and watching YouTube. 1. Do master studies. Take a tiny environment or mechanic of a game
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by modernerd 2y ago
https://leanpub.com/ is one.
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by modernerd 2y ago
Loco is worth keeping an eye on for Rust: https://loco.rs/ The Go community is more framework-averse, preferring to build things around the standard library and generally reduce third-party dependencies. Go also tends to be
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by modernerd 2y ago
The sales agent demo is also on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/Gv7torZn5lM?feature=shared&t=40...
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by modernerd 2y ago
It’s not memory safe. People say, “oh, it’s safer than C because tests can warn of missed deinits” but the fact is it isn’t memory safe by design and it’s not a priority for the language. There are still reasons to use it and there are doma
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by modernerd 2y ago
I haven't read much from Bjarne but this is refreshingly self-aware and paints a hopeful path to standardize around "the good parts" of C++. As a C++ newbie I just don't understand the recommended path I'm supposed
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by modernerd 2y ago
Last time I tried it was missing both speed and incremental compilation. That still looks to be the case due to no linker support. https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/21165

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