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runekaagaard
2y ago
I guess banning belongs in the refusal category:)
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Sonnet 3.5: Please write an asteroids game
(claude.site)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Remember back in the golden days when we all thought chatgpt-4o was the SCHNITZEL!? That feels so lame today </sarcasm> The actual prompts were: 1. Write a asteroids game in artifacts. Dont use unsupported libraries. 2. Error: Mi
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runekaagaard
3y ago
Brews coffee... Oh yes, Emacs is my forever editor. It was created before I was born and will (hopefully) join my digitally converted consciousness on humanity's travels to the stars! I got tired of switching editors for different lang
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runekaagaard
3y ago
A great typing system is generally a good thing if many people work on the same large project. I love how nim typings gets out of your way but are flexible enough to not tie you down. That being said - by Rich Hickey - typing also add a lot
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runekaagaard
4y ago
How working with our 13 year old code base feels like for a new programmer :)
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runekaagaard
4y ago
Just perfect, don't change a thing about the steering! <3 Very rewarding! Add some cool retro music and wait for Ludwig yelling at the game on stream ;)
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4y ago
Here you go :) https://zodb.org/en/latest/
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Interview with an Agile Coach in 2022 – part 1
(youtube.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Ah yes, makes me remember the amazing talk by Rich Hickey called "The database as a Value" [1]. I felt like my brain was reorganized after watching it. The simplicity of Datomic is very appealing, it's just a timestamped seri
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runekaagaard
4y ago
I totally agree, the range in number of servers/services/technologies different companies use to solve similar problems are SO wide. After 12 years of growth we are still happily on: - 1 Ubuntu server - 1 MySQL db - 1 Djan
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runekaagaard
5y ago
Super great, like the way shift works :) Super fun to speedrun, has level 8 down to 3 seconds - would be nice if the counter also reset when you press reset. edit: oh and miliseconds on the counter ;)
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5y ago
Fast Flood No.3 → ⌛ → 20 seconds ▶ → 18 moves → 2 tries Super fun!!!!
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5y ago
Wrote a python pipe operator after falling in love with elixir just the other day: https://gist.github.com/runekaagaard/5a172eccfa2fdbcd625a3a0...
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runekaagaard
5y ago
Superfun, nice sound design. Maybe try to scale the number of bullets with number of enemies? The levels are super hard and luck-based the first 10 seconds and then drags on a bit. lvl 7 on first try, mobile.
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5y ago
Playing a concert very important to me, I experienced my first out of body experience during the entire first number. I remember floating about 1 meter above my head and looking down on the piano and watching me play. Curious.
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runekaagaard
5y ago
What you do mean ugly :) [{"thing": k, "count": v} for k, v in [[c, c.update({x["thing"]: x["count"]})] for c in [Counter()] for x in response][0][0].items()]
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5y ago
This does the trick in a (for me) not confusing way: from collections import Counter response = [ { "thing": "A", "count": 4, }, { "th
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6y ago
Er2
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6y ago
I got a good bit of work in on https://github.com/runekaagaard/hypergen (a Python liveview) and https://github.com/runekaagaard/django-treeform (a declarative data transformation tool).
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Microsofts Python Language Server
(github.com)
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8y ago
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13y ago
And here's a cheat: http://pastebin.com/483UcMLx
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runekaagaard
14y ago
What? No dependency injection framework? Pft! :)
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runekaagaard
14y ago
OMG... I logged 1000+ hours with the Amiga 500 on this back in the day.
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runekaagaard
14y ago
Slightly OT, sorry. phc was such a nice project, and vastly unappreciated. Your cleanup of PHP's grammar was a piece of art which I spend a long time perusing through and trying to understand! phc could have largely benefited the PHP commun
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runekaagaard
15y ago
Nope that is way too magic. It will go away. :)
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runekaagaard
15y ago
Thank you so, so, so much for actual constructive criticism!!! > The concatenating assignment operator "%=" shouldn't change. It should stay the same ".=" The reason for using "%" was that I wanted to use "." for objects: instance.m
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runekaagaard
15y ago
Well actually 15, as it seems fair to remove the comments in Snow too. About it being readable, I think that has a lot to do with experience. For me the Snow version is clear as day ;)
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15y ago
I completely agree, will change all the pri, pub, arr, etc. to private, public, array, etc.
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runekaagaard
15y ago
The original reason for "<-" was to have it implement a "inner return", that should be "<--". Now I think there should only be one return type, but "<-" still looks ok to me as it points the value back as trying to "return" it :
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