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thats pretty much what it is what with pluggin in different modules anyway, no? lookin great
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Installed a new keyboard membrane into the A500 Plus this morning:  Yes there are a few small screws, but it is much easier to work on than a C64 or Atari ST keyboard  All happily working again. No more missing keys around the letter P. I also straightened out the metal backing plate on the keyboard, as it was bend slightly in the middle.
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it's "jumps." otherwise there is no s
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Zamujasa posted:thats pretty much what it is what with pluggin in different modules anyway, no? ty! yeah tree makes the most sense, except I want to allow ring structures at some point and that might get weird
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Silver Alicorn posted:data structures are things like arrays, linked lists, trees, stacks etc, just different ways of... structuring data. I'm storing the space station as a tree for now. ah yeah I enjoy the abominations you can’t avoid making when using js
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I know it’s baby town basic bullshit in the grand scheme, but saving/loading data was a major barrier for me & now it seems easy. I’m pretty pleased with myself
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Don't you dare give that up for curses again. Also wanna hear what music you have in mind for it 
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added a small api generalization to decker recently, and it occurred to me that it was now pretty easy to write contraptions that do some work or play an animation and then delete themselves from the deck one thing lead to another, and  the only problem is that nice big explosion gifs add up to a fair amount of deck size pretty quickly. might tinker with particle systems or some other procedural way to get the same kind of effect in a smaller, more configurable footprint
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Silver Alicorn posted:I know it’s baby town basic bullshit in the grand scheme, but saving/loading data was a major barrier for me & now it seems easy. I’m pretty pleased with myself I like it
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you can call it baby town basic bullshit but there's a reason they spend so much time on data structures in compsci classes. they're important. much more important than algorithms i'd say
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take care of the data structures and the algorithms will take care of themselves or as torvalds put it quote:I’m a huge proponent of designing your code around the data, rather than the other way around, and I think it’s one of the reasons git has been fairly successful… I will, in fact, claim that the difference between a bad programmer and a good one is whether he considers his code or his data structures more important. Bad programmers worry about the code. Good programmers worry about data structures and their relationships.
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if you choose the wrong representation for your data, it will add complexity throughout your program. special cases will protrude awkwardly, invariants will be complicated to maintain, accidents will occur some representations make "invalid" states impossible; prefer these. store as little as possible, with the clearest representation possible sometimes you will need to compromise these principles for performance reasons or due to other technical constraints. make sure these constraints are real, rather than imagined you will sometimes get representations wrong, and modifying them may be extremely painful, but the alternative is worse
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Feb 18, 2024 08:18
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this is interesting
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echinopsis posted:space ship economic s data structures are computer. look these up for your game crap: list hash table tree a loving database that's it don't use anything else. maybe a trie if you want to do bespoken spell check or some stupid garbage but don't do that you moron
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Feb 18, 2024 08:32
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use JSON for text bullshit key value groups. or a database. they are close enough to each other that it's not important for poo poo projects
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its js, they don't get to have a db trie in js: lol pull the other one it's got bells on
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in the real world just use some SQL poo poo. idiot. you want mongo? some other poo poo? go gently caress yourself use sqllite
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bob dobbs is dead posted:its js, they don't get to have a db idk and idc I'm here to poo poo post some arbitrary "best practices" and ignore other posts
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dont you spend years retired too? you know our "advice" is worthless to people who Need to Work
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i used a hash map the other day to store actual hashes lol
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i spend like, 1 or 2 years retired, then i go back. otherwise your worldview gets too weird, not that my worldview ain't pretty fuckin weird as is
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bob dobbs is dead posted:i spend like, 1 or 2 years retired, then i go back. otherwise your worldview gets too weird, not that my worldview ain't pretty fuckin weird as is I've been out of work for 26 months and I'm about ready to pick up the keyboard again
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agreed though it feels weird. it just seems like we have similar "work" attitudes
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my personal dogma: gently caress a job money is for me to live and the more i earn the more I can "live"
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sometimes though a job is cool and satisfying. I really liked my last job but they went out of business 
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jobs are not so bad if you have a great batna its the eternal practice of management to make batnas more poo poo for workers, so that's a thing
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my banta is a big bed with my wife
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just kidding we're not married
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Feb 18, 2024 08:58
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me and my wife have a great ligma
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your wife has a great ligma with me too
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pretty sure she can't handle bofa us
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Feb 18, 2024 09:34
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that's why she'll choose me every time
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PokeJoe posted:but don't do that you moron aye aye captain
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I learned some words on this page
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The last hash map I made was at a music festival in 2006
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drat so apparently Godot used to have inverse kinematics but they deprecated them and replaced them with... absolutely nothing?? wtf
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watching a tutorial on how to do iks in roblox so I can maybe do them in godot
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learn the actual math, then it's trivial in whatever lib
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sounds like a project for future me
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