RaycatRakittra

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by RaycatRakittra 10mo ago
Author here. Were you using the noscript version? There are sort options for added order, name (ascending), and name (descending) but only with the JavaScript version. I should really add those options to the noscript version too. Glad yo
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Show HN: I built a website for games that catch my eye(alistof.games)
6 points by RaycatRakittra 10mo ago|5 comments
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by RaycatRakittra 2y ago
While you absolutely can use Godot to export to web, I found the exports themselves to be pretty lacking. For one, the export size is much larger compared to other game engines and frameworks. Because we're targeting web and not deskto
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by RaycatRakittra 5y ago
I don't feel like it's too complex. I started working with it about two years back and was productive within the first hour. You definitely don't have to use everything. The only "requirement" you need - I use the t
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by RaycatRakittra 5y ago
You can always reinstall `ditaa`. But, re: drawing, these seem promising. https://github.com/misohena/el-easydraw https://github.com/lepisma/org-krita
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by RaycatRakittra 5y ago
Don't you directly run/contribute to Planimeter's products?
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My kitchen sink: Learning languages by translating file listing functionality(github.com)
1 points by RaycatRakittra 5y ago|0 comments
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by RaycatRakittra 6y ago
Have you taken a look at Nim? https://nim-lang.org
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by RaycatRakittra 6y ago
That's really gonna come down to your workflow and use cases. For me, the Lisp is a bit more welcoming than VimScript for me. It's much easier to test out a small snippet of something in-buffer which might grow into something else
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by RaycatRakittra 6y ago
I would give it another shot. I was a Vim zealot that converted over with Spacemacs, but I ditched Spacemacs once I knew the names of the packages I used the most. The package `evil` is enough to satisfy your modal editing needs (perhaps yo
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by RaycatRakittra 6y ago
This looks sweet. To me, the physicality of one of the "fantasy consoles" mixed with a bit more power might make for some interesting games and projects. The only thing I would wonder is if they could tilt that screen up a bit lik
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by RaycatRakittra 6y ago
Every time I hear a glowing testimony like this, I get a little hopeful but then I remember the current state of the JavaScript ecosystem. Perhaps you could shed some light on this? Is it possible to make externs or definitions of library f
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by RaycatRakittra 6y ago
Pretty sure it has to be a public repo with a README.md in it
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by RaycatRakittra 6y ago
Sounds like you got an amalgam of bad first impressions. Sorry to hear that! So, something that helped me get pass that inertia was learning where init.el resided and how it is loaded. After I read about that, installing a package manager t
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by RaycatRakittra 6y ago
+1 for all statements regarding TVTropes. It isn't "just a click", trust.
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by RaycatRakittra 6y ago
A lot of One Step from Eden, Dead Cells, and Hades. I've been on a bit of a roguelike kick ever since the quarantine started. One more run...
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Haxe 4.0 has been released(community.haxe.org)
13 points by RaycatRakittra 7y ago|0 comments
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by RaycatRakittra 7y ago
Mm. Looking at the examples, it seems like the JavaScript snippets are rather verbose and there's not a "fat arrow" in sight. If you're accepting pull requests, I would love to provide more succinct code for comparison&#
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by RaycatRakittra 7y ago
If someone inexperienced in systems programming chose Rust as their first systems language, would there be difficulty adapting to other languages like C++? It seems like I'm caught in this back and forth between "C++ isn't pr
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Bike: Common Lisp .NET Core Interop(github.com)
2 points by RaycatRakittra 7y ago|0 comments
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by RaycatRakittra 7y ago
I love Emacs. For all of its warts, "historical reasons", and vestigal features, it is the editor that really opened my eyes to alternative ways to do introspection and programming, in general. I want to believe the friction comes
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by RaycatRakittra 7y ago
Well, no. That's not what we'd say to use for this (although you could). [Deft]( https://jblevins.org/projects/deft/ ) would be a better comparison/equivalent. Regarding OP, it looks very snappy! I li
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by RaycatRakittra 7y ago
Love seeing a Lisp Cookbook pop up on HN. Had a general question about CL. What advantages does it have over things like Racket and Chicken? And how could I potentially pitch the language to a non-dev?
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by RaycatRakittra 7y ago
Strange. I've found the opposite to be true. They do a pretty decent job explaining why you need a web server and how to make a basic one. Once it's set up, there are tons of examples and resources to look at.
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by RaycatRakittra 7y ago
Article is from 2016.
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by RaycatRakittra 8y ago
Gotcha! Thanks for the update.
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by RaycatRakittra 8y ago
Looked really cool. Downloaded it via Homebrew but my first test file[1] ran into a myriad of issues like 'unbound variable: use', 'unbound variable: printf', 'import had trouble expanding the macro: srfi-1' (p
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by RaycatRakittra 8y ago
Using the disclaimer of 'because competition is good' then going on to point out how features are 'irrelevant' in comparison seems pretty biased and blasé.
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by RaycatRakittra 9y ago
Correct. emacs-slack uses WebSockets and Slack's Real-Time Messaging API.
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by RaycatRakittra 9y ago
(2014) "Code as data" is a wonderful thing but I also enjoy writing Lisp, so take that with a grain of salt.

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