Completed heating consumables in gutwound!
Definitely tooting my own horn, but actually kinda love working with my own codebase, was able to basically one shot that feature due to some methods I genericised earlier.
That plus the fact I know where everything is and am used to the way I implement things, so using old code is generally a lot smoother.
Turns out I'm not a completely awful programmer after all, even if this is my first game!
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EVENTS & DELEGATES in C# — from basics to enterprise-level best practices.
Learn:
Intro to eventing How it works in real-world systems Advanced patterns
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Excited to announce that Learn 6502 Assembly is now available on Flathub!
Modern 6502 Assembly Learning Environment with:
• Interactive step-by-step tutorial
• Code editor with syntax highlighting
• Built-in assembler & debugger
• Visual game console
Perfect for retro-computing enthusiasts, students, or anyone curious about how computers work at a low level.
Available on Flathub: https://flathub.org/apps/eu.jumplink.Learn6502
#6502 #Assembly #Programming #GNOME #Adwaita #Flathub #OpenSource #Learning
Well, this is a little worrying. I hope there's a maintainer out there that can find 10 minutes to tag a new version. In the meanwhile using the unstable version works well enough as there's no API changes.
https://mastodon.social/@golang_discussions/114272847659788808
I miss the days when "Vibe Coding" meant a patient going into cardiac arrest because of sex toy use.
Alright everyone, new week, new mutual aid goals.
I didnt get enough donations last week to cover all my expenses, so my donation goals are higher now.
Please donate if you can.
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The Reality of Working in Tech: We're Not Hired to Write Code
https://idiallo.com/blog/code-for-hire
#ycombinator #programming #writing_code
Are there any classic #Programming talks/papers¹ on how to write an error message that doesn't lie?
Or rather, how to get into the consistent practice of doing this, so that it's the rule rather than the exception.
Bonus points if it's oriented towards #Python or another language where using exceptions for flow control is not anathema.
¹ in the direction of training/pedagogy. I am comfortable in doing this myself, but I wonder what the best-known stumbling points are
I want a program that looks over an #HTML document and its #CSS stylesheets, and applies the stylesheets' rules as `style` attributes on the HTML elements in the document.
Meaning this:
<html>
<style>p:first-child { margin-top: 0 }</style>
<p>First paragraph</p>
<p>Second paragraph</p>
</html>
Translates into this:
<html>
<p style="margin-top: 0">First paragraph</p>
<p>Second paragraph</p>
</html>
Is that a thing?
Alright everyone, new week, new mutual aid goals.
I didnt get enough donations last week to cover all my expenses, so my donation goals are higher now.
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(define Shoshana
(lambda ()
(lambda ()
(lambda ()
(display "Shoshana")))))
(((Shoshana)))
I don't really understand why people are into all the extra lambdas.
If I were to host a regular #HardenedBSD hacking sessions via #Signal, using screen sharing, would you attend?
So, a small change to the code has significantly reduced additional lag. Instead of reading inputs -> processing inputs -> writing outputs I'm now reading the inputs and writing the outputs at the same time which I probably should've been doing since the beginning. The max lag went from about 89 usec down to under 20 usec. Very happy with the result. #programming #fightstick
UPDATE: {RKaggle} is on CRAN 
Download Kaggle directly into the R console.
No need to manually download again!
I shrugged, dismissively, when the Reason #programming language was announced as the new syntactic veneer atop OCaml. OCaml in C/C++/Java/JavaScript syntax—why?
But I, too, had been ensnared by that same comfortable vice grip of "apparent innovation". On many occasions, I had dreamt of new, modernised syntax for Fortran, C, Standard ML, Scheme, and the like. In my dreams, that so-called "new" syntax inexplicably resembles the "old" syntax of Hope/Miranda/Haskell/Agda.
#Programmers....
Thanks to Pedro Santos for having me in Kotlin Khronicles! Join us for a relaxed and insightful conversation on #Spotify, #Soundcloud, and Deezer.
We dive into the parallel journey of traveling to #Chicago and watching the #Kotlin tech scene grow there, along with discussions on my book and tech interviews. We also explore how development practices have evolved, especially in areas like updating views in #Android.
Listen to the podcast here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4e9bWCSBScW2m7SrJJiZrw?si=3474c87b2d044852
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