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the-tomster
2y ago
It's a bit sad that to keep a computer running smoothly you have to jump through these hoops. I end up with applications building up so much crap in my homedir on linux or appdata / winsxs on windows, I wind up feeling like I need
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the-tomster
3y ago
I've used Haxe on the web for a minimalist virtual tabletop. Not exactly production, because the only user is probably me... but my gaming group and I have used it weekly for a couple of years now, and I don't need to spend time f
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the-tomster
6y ago
They have a "share to facebook" button at the bottom of the post...
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the-tomster
7y ago
Riichi definitely hits a sweet spot in the game design space. Just the right amount of complexity, always something to think about in game, but still fun to play fairly casually. There are many clever little risk/reward tradeoffs built
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the-tomster
7y ago
Pilotwings Resort was a launch title on the 3DS. Neat little nod to Pilotwings (SNES) and Pilotwings 64 launching with those consoles. It was really cool seeing it on the 3D screen.
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the-tomster
10y ago
Yes, if he hadn't swung at it it would have been counted as a "ball". If a pitcher throws 4 "balls" in an at bat then the batter gets to move to first base for free (a "walk").
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the-tomster
11y ago
Some people like to have big monitors so that they can fit more code on their screen at once. Instead of getting a bigger screen why not shrink the code? As a side project I implemented a small text editor in this style. I had a working t
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11y ago
The author says that "all the problems listed here have already been solved" by Rust and Haskell. Great, so let's stop complaining about Go and use those languages instead. Go has specifically rejected the complexity that th
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12y ago
The problem there is that every application needs to implement a macro recorder, and every application needs to implement history and undo. With small programs that all handle text the shell takes care of history and automation, while the o
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In Search of Serenity
(insearchofserenity.neocities.org)
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the-tomster
12y ago
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