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4y ago
Gravity Force + Elite
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sicher
5y ago
Same on my macbook pro (Safari, latest macOS).
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6y ago
”The lack of radio sources means that there are no galaxies or clusters in that volume, and the fact that the CMB is cold there suggests the region lacks dark matter, too.”
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sicher
6y ago
If you buy DSA or XDA caps they are uniform and can be switched around.
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sicher
6y ago
Yes. I did write Lua for a few years and have a hard time remembering seeing any indexing cases. I probably encountered some but they were very few and far between.
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6y ago
I’m halfway through my second novel. Both in very barebones markdown (using pretty much only headings). Plain text is a blessing. I can keep everything in git, searching in emacs with swiper is fantastic (and good search is a must as the
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6y ago
Incidentally, he just released "America"... https://sufjanstevens.bandcamp.com/album/america
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King’s Defold game engine is now open source
(defold.com)
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7y ago
I suspect the reason they stick to 5.1 is because that's what LuaJIT supports.
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8y ago
I have worked extensively on the documentation for the Defold game engine (see https://www.defold.com/learn/ ). Here's a few things we've done: We use Google tracking on the site. That helps a bit. We have sea
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9y ago
And another pretty big, and probably different, audience: https://emacs-helm.github.io/helm/
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9y ago
Sublime is a great example of users getting update fever. The forum is riddled with long ”is this software dead?” threads that pop up at regular intervals.
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sicher
9y ago
Magic wands.
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sicher
9y ago
Should probably still ask for credentials though.
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sicher
9y ago
No. https://www.sublimetext.com/buy?v=3
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sicher
9y ago
That is not the takeaway I am getting from reading the whole piece. Cynthia Lee does a fantastic job digging into the content of that memo.
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9y ago
Great article! One note. Under point 4: "It is striking to me that the manifesto author repeatedly lists race alongside gender when listing programs and preferences he thinks should be done away with, but, unlike gender, he never purpo
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9y ago
No, one of these methods takes seconds to minutes for a frame to render. One takes a lot of CPU and a bunch are letting the GPU doing the work. Not to mention that a few examples run och very specific hardware only (PS2, GBA etc).
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9y ago
Not really. The Readme says this: "This repository contains multiple implementations of the same 3D scene, using different APIs and frameworks on various platforms. The goal is to provide a comparison between multiple rendering methods
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9y ago
Unity has a rendering pipeline coded for you, using DirectX or OpenGL, depending on platform and settings.
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sicher
11y ago
Here's a demo written in Defold. Lots of shaders! :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ij7louE670
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11y ago
Thanks. Check out that tutorial through the main page at http://www.defold.com/tutorials/getting-started/ Should work better.
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11y ago
1. If you can build it in Lua, yes. We are working on low level extensions but that will happen some time in the future. 2. Absolutely! We haven't got any good tutorial yet but you have full access to shaders.
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11y ago
Thanks for your comments. We're trying to gather concerns about our terms so we can discuss them internally.
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11y ago
That passage relates to us reaching out to you as a developer. (Your players and their data is covered in the separate player privacy policy.) If you don't want mails about updates etc just tell us and we'll stop sending them.
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11y ago
No, we collect no data about your users unless you use our analytics service. If you need analytics and does not want to use ours you can roll your own. What kind of scheming do you believe we are up to? I'm asking because we really wa
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11y ago
We host git servers for you but of course it's your code. Editor 2 will make this service optional. Meanwhile there is a work around (albeit a bit clumsy). One of our core devs have written a tutorial here: https://forum.def
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11y ago
It is an analytics service that you can choose to use or not to use - it's totally up to you. If you don't use it no data is gathered from your users. (Currently it's off by default and you have to explicitly turn it on.) Che
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11y ago
Currently you have to explicitly turn analytics on, so it it opt-in. (I work for Defold)
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11y ago
It is the 2.0 version of the editor. It will come out eventually. (disclosure: I work with these guys)
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