

SkillUp said so in his preview video at least.
If the caRPG elements you meant is not having access to the best cars from the start and unlocking them as you.


SkillUp said so in his preview video at least.
If the caRPG elements you meant is not having access to the best cars from the start and unlocking them as you.


I’ve heard they are back for this one ?


On top of that it just seemed like it was trying to confuse people and copycat the other more popular live-service set around a giant cube.


Ahhh idk, I saw a lot of genuine repos do emojis, at least for headings. Even before LLMs.
I like them 'cause with the right amount, it makes a README easier to parse when quickly scrolling over it.


I was wondering the same thing…


Depends heavily on use. If it’s only for completion or for tedious tasks or for ideas, then yeah it’s fine. But if it’s a fully vibe-coded app it brings into question wether the author has the skill to maintain and keep developing the project.
That’s why it should be asked, or even better, just answered in the README.


I just wish they had a native Linux client :/
if the left owlk is the prisoner, is the Nomai Solanum then ? :o
Awesome drawing btw ::)


Good on you for dismissing years of work from a group of people as a “little horse-porn game”.
When I worked with a stack Hex Casting’s stacks, it was hard to go back and edit previous parts of the program that are stored deeper in the stack. A lot of it has also to do with Hex Casting’s writing design maybe, everything is evaluated more immediately from what I remember.
The other thing is that Trickster’s programs are tree/graph based, which makes the layout of the programs a lot easier to understand logically.
We do use a "vi"itor, it’s called Vim/Neovim


We M-x butterflying now


We are lucky coz Half-Life 3 is currently in development 😏


If only they invested in a big marketing push world-wide. They have the money for it.
But they might just not care about being that popular in hardware.
I fucking love dangling commas. Especially for lists of lists.
Hell yeah, Jason Schreier is thé GOAT !
Probably reading into it. A lot of these are impossible or would be hellishly jank. Vim/Neovim is not THAT flexible. At least no one is tring to make it be.
Text !
Text has been pretty good for me I would say,. Before, I was using a site like you to track stuff, but after a website outage that had lasted months and me thinking I had lost everything made me swear to only use local solutions from then on.
I have made myself a sort of format in plain text track TV shows and other stuff. Obviously, It doesn’t have all the bells and whistles that the programs you are mentioning have, but it’s very flexible and I use it to track every type of entertainment that I consume (movie, books, games,…).
Mine is a bit flawed in some ways but advantageous in others. Basically just a table of one entry per line with columna for name, my score, date, progress, status (completed, watch/reading, dropped) and comments. Since they are just simple files I can sync them between my devices with syncthing, and edit them with anything that has a text editor.
If there is some new stat I want to track I can just add a column myself. Also have made some scripts to filter and sort enteies. (a bit unhinged)