Classes vs. structs in .NET: how not to teach about performance
Link: https://sergeyteplyakov.github.io/Blog/benchmarking/2023/11/02/Performance_Comparison_For_Classes_vs_Structs.html
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38137879
Trick or Treat! Take a walk around Melody Village in #ResonantTale on October 31st and you'll find it decorated with spooky pumpkins! 🎃 📆 #playdate #indiegame
dotAGE Review on Linux (Native): A Brilliant Take on Strategy and Survival: https://boilingsteam.com/dot-age-review/
#linux #linuxgaming #update #release #steamdeck #gaming #review #dotage #native
The thing that keeps surprising me, but probably should not surprise me, about the aesthetics of rural Ontario or rural Quebec is how they are completely indistinguishable from the aesthetics I am used to from Oklahoma
cursed fact: Adobe Podcast's "Enhance AI", a tool for noise removal and voice boosting, firmly believes that any audio you give it *must* have human speech.
If you upload, say, vocal-free chiptunes playing on a Game Boy, it will *find* the speech.
- Free exploration. Soft gates rather than hard. Player knowledge gates rather than collectibles.
- No explicit tutorials. Games should be mysterious! Let me figure it out. (Help me figure it out.)
- New items with their own rules, i.e. not the hookshot again. Hookshot again is not mysterious.
- Minimal text/exposition.
I've already played A Short Hike. It's great! Tunic is probably the next closest match I've played. It's also great! What else is out there?
Thanks to @maique for the recommendation about Herschel waist packs/bum bags/fanny packs. I picked this up today for when I don't want to carry a massive backpack around.
Video Streaming at Scale with Kubernetes and RabbitMQ
Link: https://alexandreolive.medium.com/video-streaming-at-scale-with-kubernetes-and-rabbitmq-6e23fd0e75fb
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37823160
@Bobbins Not indie so much but I find Time Extension is good for new things on old hardware. https://www.timeextension.com/
I work in software development for TV. I play PC, Nintendo, and board games. Sometimes I go outside and run.