@scoopr

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Show threadscoopr2d ago
@markuslatvala I might forgotten the little Lua I knew, but I see to recall that there was a single number type, which is double, akin to JS, but perhaps there is a fast path for integers? But also that the bit-ops were somehow cumbersome, though perhaps I was just unfamiliar with them, coming from C family of languages.
Show threadscoopr2d ago
@markuslatvala fixed-point in Lua? đŸ˜±
Sounds
 fun
Show threadscoopr2d ago
@arto_koivisto oooh, so tempted, but not quite sure if I can fit it
scoopr4d ago
Mikko Mononen4d ago

I have been working on data inheritance recently. The kind of stuff that you usually see with prefabs, but I believe that all the assets should support data inheritance.

I just released an article how to do that on property and container level. It tries to cover both the low level bits and the UI. It's one of those problems that have to be worked as a whole.

https://github.com/memononen/data_inheritance

Show threadscoopr5d ago
@yosh all I can think of is
Show threadscoopr6d ago
@tuomas_h my first instinct was to check inspiration from https://www.lovehulten.com not sure if the style is a good fit :)
LOVE HULTÉN

Love Hultén

LOVE HULTÉN
scooprMar 12
Markus LatvalaMar 11

My Playdate MOD player library (Lua) is now free. Hope you'll find good use for it.

https://outgunned.itch.io/playdate-mod-player

#playdate #gamedev

Playdate MOD player by Outgunned Games

A ProTracker module player library for Playdate

itch.io
scooprMar 4
Gabriele SveltoMar 4
A few years ago I designed a way to detect bit-flips in Firefox crash reports and last year we deployed an actual memory tester that runs on user machines after the browser crashes. Today I was looking at the data that comes out of these tests and now I'm 100% positive that the heuristic is sound and a lot of the crashes we see are from users with bad memory or similarly flaky hardware. Here's a few numbers to give you an idea of how large the problem is. đŸ§” 1/5
Show threadscooprMar 3
@liw I just use “ignore”, which uses walkdir, but has support for gitignore style globbing, which I tend to eventually need anyway. When also using the parallel walker, it’s easy to build tools that finds the correct set of files from big hierarchy and process them very efficiently on all cores, it’s such a delight.
scooprMar 2
Lars WirzeniusFeb 23

JÀrjestÀn vapaamuotoisen, epÀmuodollisen baari-kokoontumisen open source -kehittÀjille HelsingissÀ, torstaina 5.3. klo 17 alkaen ja jatkuen niin kauan kuin paikallaolijat haluavat. Tarkemmin ravintola Kaisla. Minut tunnistaa naamakuvasta sivulla https://liw.fi/ jos ei muuten.

Tarkoitus tutustua toisiin ja jutella mukavia. Ei sponsorointeja, ei esitelmiÀ.

On myös Free Thursday (https://vapaatorstai.fi/), joka on oma tapahtumansa.

https://hel1.pilviboksi.fi/s/BqDJ8HHj6gkPxfP

Paikalla jo etuajassa.

Lars Wirzenius