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by souldzin 1y ago
What an inspirational work of art. Thanks for making this and sharing it. I've only played a few minutes (will have to revisit with more time). On first impression, the art style / characters / dynamics feel like a mix of &qu
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by souldzin 1y ago
In my head, I heard videogamedunkey saying: “Ohhh... they've got the original paint on this one! I didn’t know this was a slick-type website!”
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by souldzin 1y ago
Are functional languages more computer science than imperative languages?
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Please proof with caution: a rebuttal to a "proof" against free will(souldzin.substack.com)
1 points by souldzin 1y ago|1 comments
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by souldzin 1y ago
I recently came across a video that presumed to prove and settle the "free will" debate. I wrote about why the video's "proof" was faulty, but the "proof" nevertheless sparks some interesting questions on
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Curiouser and curiouser – on the purpose and posture of asking questions(souldzin.substack.com)
1 points by souldzin 1y ago|0 comments
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by souldzin 6y ago
> I hate praise that feels forced, and it seems like this kind of practice would make it seem quite forced. This is a really good point. Yeah, the `praise` comment is a call to find something to sincerely praise. If you can't fi
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Conventional Comments(conventionalcomments.org)
156 points by souldzin 6y ago|70 comments
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by souldzin 6y ago
Very much inspired from Conventional Commits, this expands the idea to review comments. At GitLab, we are a fully remote organization so we do a lot of written communication. This has been a great pattern for improving readability and the
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by souldzin 10y ago
TL;DR - Price is not a function of cost, and is ideally set before your product is built. Do not attempt to set a price unless you have a profile for your target market. Then, price according to what your customer is willing to pay. IMO, th