wishinghand

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by wishinghand 5y ago
Would Raylib fit your ideal? https://www.raylib.com
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by wishinghand 5y ago
Couldn't you just write a normal CSS class though, instead of going through the rigmarole of Tailwind?
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by wishinghand 5y ago
There's a post on Hacker News for this, by a company called Sonantic.
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by wishinghand 5y ago
I’m not sure but I think it stands for military industrial complex.
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by wishinghand 5y ago
Is this hyperbole or am I just lucky to avoid whatever you tried? What SSGs require 7 layers of templating and complicated build systems. Whenever I tried out Sergey, Nuxt, Docpad, and a few others, there was just one templating engine each
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by wishinghand 5y ago
This site has served me well for finding alternatives to companies that sell your data: https://switching.software
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by wishinghand 5y ago
If you think about 10 lines of extra CSS is double the work, then I feel sorry for you son, I got 99 problems but CSS isn't one.
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by wishinghand 5y ago
I'd say Fate has taken off too, though it's a much more recent entrant to the genre/medium. This is anecdotal, but most people I know groan when GURPS is mentioned as a solution to play in an undeveloped setting, including fo
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by wishinghand 5y ago
That's certainly a valid take, though not the only one. Another "hacker's do anything RPG" is GURPS and it certainly doesn't fit on one page.
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by wishinghand 5y ago
I could see this being kind of relevant because Risus is probably the most tabula rasa of any other RPG out there, hence the subtitle “The Anything RPG”. You can hack anything you want into the game. I knew the game was up for sale a week o
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by wishinghand 5y ago
That's really interesting. Is that a common design in headphone and other consumer amps?
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by wishinghand 5y ago
I don’t know why any of those three possibilities qualifies as a “bad look”. They’re working humans with needs, just like anyone else. It’d be like saying it’s a bad look whenever a few programmers are at a computer. What could they be doin
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by wishinghand 5y ago
Perhaps also make the font size a bit more readable? 10pt is pretty unfriendly to even 20/20 vision.
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by wishinghand 5y ago
If they're reinvesting money, that money is not getting taxed. If they still have obscene amounts afterward, c'est la vie.
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by wishinghand 5y ago
> wouldn't it be more productive to learn from that person and educate others how to earn good money and live a good, productive lifestyle? It might be, or at least a step in the right direction, if those billionaires were teaching
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by wishinghand 5y ago
It's not that their forced, it's that they get to. That's the reward for doing so well. It's also happens to be the cost of not getting eaten.
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by wishinghand 5y ago
Taking science fiction as positing a technological change and then writing a story about how the world is given that change, Left Hand of Darkness is absolutely scifi. It wonders what one human society might be like if cut off for centuries
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by wishinghand 5y ago
Would a thumb print reader be viable in this case? Can those provide arbitrary strings? I'd still store the password in a manager in case that device breaks.
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by wishinghand 5y ago
I'm really surprised how polluted some parts of the USA are, like North Dakota. I would have figured there'd not be much there.
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by wishinghand 6y ago
Not to bring down the mood on how easy it is for static sites on Vercel, but I still get sad about it moving away from server side or Docker based deploys. I really miss that workflow.
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by wishinghand 6y ago
What's the risk of that? Never heard of that happening to anyone in my experience of living my whole life the USA with single faucet sinks.
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by wishinghand 6y ago
I love this renaissance the genre is having, combining older aesthetic with better art design and lighting. Valheim comes to mind. I hope janky looking games but that are as deep as Deus Ex aren't far behind.
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by wishinghand 6y ago
I recall another project for this, Jacktrip, stating that people need to be within 500 miles of each other, all else being equal.
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by wishinghand 6y ago
I liked the RethinkDB API better too. Seemed more intuitive and you could do something like joins in it too.
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by wishinghand 6y ago
In that first Wikipedia link, it mentions that Danielson's killing is the first time an anti-fascist has been charged wit homicide in 26 years. Not exactly a ringing endorsement for the "crown of most violent organization active t
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by wishinghand 6y ago
That’s such an unqualified statement that I’d be embarrassed to say it out loud. Angular 1 apps are still in production. COBOL is still in production. I’d bet $100 that two years from this date, all three of those are still popular, being u
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by wishinghand 6y ago
What do you remember? These days I’m no longer concerned about `this` pointing to the wrong object. Importing files is a huge step forward from when I started. The standard library has grown; a bunch of Lodash isn’t needed anymore because o
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by wishinghand 6y ago
You bring up a good point. Wondering if there can be some way to have both side by side. When I’m working on markup or css I definitely want HMR. But when I’m in the script section I’ve run into issues where I needed to reload the page.
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by wishinghand 6y ago
This is in the Ask section, where is the question?
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by wishinghand 6y ago
> what, exactly, is OP supposed to do about it? Don't do it twice. > What leverage do they have in the world to change the way things are? Provide platform agnostic services. I'm no friend or supporter of the massive FAANG

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