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by yuchi 16d ago
Only working on the magic system itself, unfortunately making the game around the mechanics is not something I enjoy, so I have been implementing different approaches with some minimal debugging UI. Did not reach the need for an actual game
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by yuchi 16d ago
I’ve been tinkering with a game engine where magic is made of first principles for a very long time. Cannot wait to see the gameplay and mechanics here!
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by yuchi 2mo ago
Those are parasitic memes, that bring no value to the host. There are many such memes in apes world too.
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by yuchi 3mo ago
OOT, but this website design is fabulous, the only thing is the font size just a bit too small. That header sticky effect on mobile is chef’s kiss
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by yuchi 7mo ago
Got goose bumps, exactly as the first time reading this. Thanks for sharing
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by yuchi 9mo ago
While the reasoning holds generally, that specific example is wrong. The type the author presents is not the “User Profile” but a “User Profile Load Resource” (or something in those terms). When you actually design interfaces you discover t
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by yuchi 1y ago
As good as a script element with type application/json.
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by yuchi 1y ago
Just as a small note I did not get that too.
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by yuchi 1y ago
The output looks terribly similar to what sci-fi movies envisioned as 3D reconstruction of scenes. It is absolutely awesome. Now, if we could project them in 3D… :)
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Magic Secret of Nine (C64 demo) explained(linusakesson.net)
15 points by yuchi 2y ago|1 comments
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by yuchi 2y ago
Posted it few days ago but didn’t get any traction. All Linus’ work on retro computing is fenomenal. Please have a look at its channel, a lot of awesome content there.
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Nine (Seemingly Impossible C64 Demo)(youtube.com)
7 points by yuchi 2y ago|0 comments
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by yuchi 2y ago
A lot of calculations may happen on the client. And the server may be written in JavaScript.
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by yuchi 2y ago
I think you got it wrong. Now is a namespace for functions that retrieve the actual values, such as Now.instant()
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by yuchi 2y ago
Since the dissertation by Ken Thompson about compiler trustability was quoted today, I thought it would be a good idea to bring this short novel back from the archive. Loved it years ago and still is very enjoyable.
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Coding Machines (short story, 2009)(teamten.com)
2 points by yuchi 2y ago|1 comments
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by yuchi 2y ago
Also have a read of this fabulous short web from 2009: https://www.teamten.com/lawrence/writings/coding-machines/
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by yuchi 2y ago
“…now it can implement Doom!”
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by yuchi 2y ago
And only very malformed URNs may be actually valid URLs
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by yuchi 3y ago
I think a custom renderer for react would much more powerful. Currently JSX is just used as syntax sugar. Wasn’t some react ink project that more or less made this?
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by yuchi 3y ago
Let’s say you have a rich text where you want to highlight all occurrences of some token or syntax. When you have tree data structures you cannot use regexps or a simple parsers, since the full text may be split in different nodes. With att
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by yuchi 3y ago
In the era of DOM documents (see notion, gitbook) I very often resort to attributed strings to do magic stuff with text parsing and manipulation. It’s such an elegant structure and I don’t understand why is so unknown. Incredible article bt
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by yuchi 3y ago
The UI breaks pretty easily with a “zalgo” amount of diacritics. That said, very interesting. A cool tool to have in your belt.
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by yuchi 3y ago
By definition, no. Use strict was a subset of JS.
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by yuchi 3y ago
The adage is that if we didn’t die of age we would simply not cross the street, the odds may look slim in our short lifespan, but if you extend those to a thousand years getting hit becomes a facto of when, not if
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by yuchi 3y ago
Per day? I intrpreted the number as 6–11 cups “in the last year”.
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by yuchi 3y ago
Local DNS cache?
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by yuchi 3y ago
You can see that issues’ numbers are through the roof.
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by yuchi 3y ago
By definition, no. JSX is syntax sugar to some underlying function that transforms a JSX element (made by tagName, props, children) into something else. That could be a string, but usually it produces an abstract node representation, an obj
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by yuchi 3y ago
Even better, you can just use a single listener and on click verify the element under the cursor with document.elementFromPoint

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