> Developer publishes a program
> Program is a graphic oriented thing
> There are no screenshots
It's like TIS-100 or Human Resource Machine but for stacklangs and it's already winning me over.
I just started playing this game. It crosses language discovery, programming, and concatenative programming together. The game has you working through and defining the vocabulary of Fourth, the games in universe stack-based language with some fun quirks.
https://qwtyest.itch.io/harmless-drudge
Harmless Drudge by qwtyest
Program a dictionary, maybe.
I am almost curious if the Lua Language Server could be made to bend in such away, but it is very class oriented.
Definitely feel like an LSP for Lua should operate closer to OCaml's LSP than some weird class-based TS style thing. It's shocking how much my approach to using Lua aligns with OCaml already.
Like, wow, the software freedom conservancy is writing about the anti-LLM crowd like we have some kind of metal illness. I honestly think AI users want to kill me. I don't know how to feel about that honestly.
Seeing all of software captured by a deathcult that desperately wants us to drink the poison with them and treats like were crazy for not wanting to die sure is fucking something.
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Okay, we are normal, are calm again. We may see about using tsdl and making a very simple framework for OCaml. At least then it's my own bad and not pretending I am tough as nails for having no care for good documentation and actually being "easy and simple".
I wrote all the docs for Factor's bindings to raylib, transcribed every comment to the docs system, the whole API is documented like this where you just have to fuck around and find out. Like this shit is why people start using LLMs.
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