stolksdorf

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   by stolksdorf 1y ago

   Working on my end, thanks!
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   by stolksdorf 1y ago

   Really great stuff, having demos for the progressions was a very nice touch I had some ideas/modifications, so I sketched up a version in autohotkey and really liked playing around with it for a bit: -> Pressing in the joystick also
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   by stolksdorf 3y ago

   I also struggled with this when watching it. It's frustrating because I am really enjoying the show, it makes me feel like a kid again, but I have such a strong desire for consistent and cohesive world-building. The trick/explanat
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   by stolksdorf 7y ago

   It's relatively new, but I've been using Coda.io to build a lot of interesting ideas out. I've built some fantasy leagues, a very powerful task tracker/organizer, and do all of my trip planning using it. Definitely check
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   by stolksdorf 12y ago

   http://stolksdorf.github.io/JsonGen/ Enjoy. Eerily similar syntax to submitted one. I could roll this into a npm module rather quickly.
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   by stolksdorf 13y ago

   I've been using it for about 1.5 years, and it's been mostly consistent between applications; Notepad being the only one I've noticed with odd characters it includes in the ctrl+arrow movements. I really like the approach usi
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   by stolksdorf 13y ago

   I've used Autohotkey (Windows) to remap my capslock to select the word my cursor is currently in. Essentially pressing ctrl+left, then ctrl+shift+right. I too have become so use to this that using other people's keyboards is frust