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I am still confused how to understand the results about programming language. Desired vs Admired? One means you use it, one means you want to?
A super cool guy!
I am still confused how to understand the results about programming language. Desired vs Admired? One means you use it, one means you want to?
Excellent quality of life feature!
Looks great in the video. A super short clip of the battle system, is it still first person view? I would be interested in this if it goes on Stream or PS4.
In general, I’m a fan of games getting remakes to keep them available.
Co-recursive is excellent, I enjoy it a lot
I didn’t see the diff command last time, thanks for that. It still feels like a miss for fossil to host a web view and forum but not a pull request-like section.
I checked out fossil once and looks like it doesn’t have an equivalent to Pull Request so I moved on. It wasn’t clear how anyone could begin to be a contributor to a project if I host on fossil.
Execute program is another online learning tool that teaches SQL. I have used it for typescript lessons and like it a lot.
OpenAPI is pretty great. At my last job, we had a code generator to build part of the backend based on OpenAPI spec file, so we always knew the spec was accurate, couldn’t have routes or parameters that weren’t in the spec.
OpenAPI has been around for donkeys years
Lol wut
I like DHH, I’m glad the less-used tools have an advocate in him. There is a trend to winner-takes-all in software, it’s great when other systems/approaches are championed. I think DHH did a good job of explaining why moving out of the cloud worked for his situation and not others. I think he did a worse job explaining why moving to JS and away from TS is good for him. But he was upfront that it’s mostly a personal/subjective choice. He could have handled the transition better, but I think the destination they got to was fine.
Jeremy Parish has a whole video series about the system if, like me, you never heard of it: https://jeremy-parish-fanclub.neocities.org/video_series/segaiden
I’m not much of an 8-bit gamer but it’s cool to hear about these early consoles. The general narrative is that the Famicom ruled in Japan, but it had some competition and it’s interesting to see what other companies released.
There’s so many providers, and they don’t always make it clear when they change hardware. Amazon AWS feels pretty open about it, they are good. I doubt the resource you are looking for will ever exist. You won’t be able to make a purchase decision with all the info you want.
Having said that, you did bring a ton of resources together in this post, thank you for that!
I like this idea. I’ve been self hosting using A VPS cloud server, but this is a great reason to do something in my home.
Thanks for the summary, I haven’t heard of it. Sounds similar to kanboard, I’ll check it out.
Ah, I’m not on Twitter so haven’t heard that. But he had a big video about changing patreon & trying to be more productive! Well, I hope they come back strong when they are ready, very good quality stuff from the SSFF crew.
Please keep working on it, thank you for your effort.
Yep, I love his energy and positive attitude. Feels like he slowed down on releasing videos
It’s gotta be Jeremy Parish and his many videos. just super informative.
I think it’s cool they are using myBB, I’m a big fan for that style of community.
Clearly a sith plot is responsible.
I’ve got a RP4P and if anything I want a bigger screen device, not a mini. I would get a 35XX if I want something mini. For a powerful chip and android setup I would rather have a big screen.