ecsodikas.eu
🛠️ - Web developer by day.
👃 - Shitposting as a Service by night
⚔️ - Currently fighting against the generative LLM scourge.
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Nice, pixel art gets scaled to a blurry mess. Love it.
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I love random stats that I did not know I needed. Thanks for this page, i'll check it out
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@yminsky.bsky.social did say it several years ago on Jane Street YT Video.
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Sadly, also in boss pattern and enemy movement. It's probably not a great design choice to do it like this. Maybe I should go for full determinism?
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I probably just donate a few bucks to speedrun.com, usw their API and show their leaderboard with a huge thank you on my page. Lol
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and the players can only run against those. But I was wondering If there is a solution for thus problem out there that I'm unaware of.
#gamedev #leaderboard #bertasadventure #webserver #data
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That's one of my inspirations. I love the I wanna be the games. Especially Boshy.
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At least its not pixel perfect, you have at least 2 or 3 pixels to work with.
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It is, I like the idea. :D
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As an MTG nerd I have to tell you that the wording is not correct. :(
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int i = 5;
assert(i == 5);
Bam!
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Nostalgia is a hell of a drug.
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Imagine you have to use your brain to actually read stuff and make sense of the words that were written there by a person. Stone age life style.
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I have a game in mind that I've originally written as a point and click adventure but I think I can translate it pretty good into a small RPG Maker MZ (if it's the latest one, I don't know there are like 7 different versions of the software out there. :D) project.
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Let's see how far my taste of music diverges from the rest of Europe. :D
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Armenia
Luxembourg
San Marino
Albania
Poland
Latvia
Germany
Malta
Lithuania
Netherlands
Ukraine
Denmark
Spain
Switzerland
Norway
Italy
UK
Israel
France
Greece
Portugal
Austria
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You generate, you find out it's buggy, you understand the code, you rewrite the code from scratch. 10x cycle
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Das wollte ich natürlich niemandem unterstellen. Auch wenn ich die Geschäftsmodelle von Nintendo nicht unbedingt gut finde habe ich doch das Gefühl dass sie noch etwas Wert auf Details legen (zumindest meistens).
Es kommt nur leider immer mehr in Mode. :(
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Ja das ist dann noch ein kompletter Schlag ins Gesicht der echten Künstler. Die generieren Bilder die offensichtliche Fehler haben und packen sie trotzdem ins finale Produkt, einfach nur weil's billiger ist.
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Das traurige ist, dass man heutzutage AI Bilder leider immer häufiger sieht. Vorallem in kommerziellen Produkten von Firmen die theoretisch und praktisch mehr als genug Budget hätten ein oder zwei Artists anzustellen. Mir geht der 6 fingrige CoD Zombieweihnachtsmann immer noch nicht runter. :D
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Da bin ich hyped. Fand den ersten Teil schon ultra witzig.
Wenn ich mich richtig erinnere wollte jemand ein bisschen mit Haien werfen.
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The last web app I've written in Racket was solely based on the Web Servlets from the standard library. Pretty awesome stuff and very well documented. docs.racket-lang.org/web-server
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I think you have to get into the mindset that the language syntax itself is programmable so as long as you can imagine a nice syntax for something you can build it. :D
People also say that macros are bad but that's just what Big Non-Lisp wants you to believe. Macros go brrrrrr
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Now comes the fun part. Hack yourself a reader macro that does that. Shouldn't be that hard. I remember Baggers doing something like this in this video www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygKX... but it's CL and you are on Racket so it's a bit different but it should be enough to spark your creativity. :P
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Something like this but supercharged. You could do something like this
If you have the line "() a b c" you could press the key combination for 'slurp sexp' and you get a line looking like "(a) b c" next time you get "(a b) c" and so on. Same with 'barf sexp'. Its called paredit or parinfer in Emacs
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I don't know enough about Helix but a complete game changer in writing Lisp code is a plugin called 'paredit'. It allows you to move the structure of your code around in an efficient manner. Maybe Helix supports something like this.
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Be careful, as soon as you tasted the unbridled power of a Lisp macro system you find every other language inferior to the almighty Lisps. :D
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The loop macro is also fking dark magic.