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05.03.2026 03:55
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Scurvy posting on main
I recently made a ZZT game for the "Oktrollber" yearly troll competition with a custom ascii tileset where a subset of the characters were 2x sized as a joke, and it was really fun, (the reveal at 1:35:22ish) youtu.be/99BuyQ48YMY?...
🤔 I kinda like the idea that their only mistake was thinking the first b was silent
This reminded me that the "Book of S" existed, I should go reread that
I just got back from a vacation without Internet and the feeling of returning to feeds is not dissimilar to the feeling of returning to New England snowstorm after being in Florida
Ah! Sorry I missed your stream! Was ironically too busy streaming making a 2.4ho zzt game at the same time for itch.io/jam/24-hours...
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Their scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to ask chatgpt if they should
Candidly I'm surprised this is a linear relationship
Announcement for Godot 4.6 release
Claude opus 4.6 release announcement
Wow, Claude has finally caught up to Godot
This reply made my wrist beep so I think you are right that I am circling the drain here
I wrote a discord bot over the weekend that surfaces "top" bluesky posts and I accidentally made the posts sound too important, and, well, this one felt especially ironic
Who is making the 1 hour game? Would love to tell them about this funny coincidence:
itch.io/jam/24-hours...
Sonnet 5 will have, I assume, shadow detection built in
Has anyone ever written an Ayn Rand "fan fic" of Atlas Shrugged from the perspective of the atlas
c. Limitations of the study and future research: There is mention of limitations to the research, which also undermines transparency and credibility of the manuscript. The conclusion briefly states "further research is required" but does not explain what questions remain unanswered or how future studies could address limitations. d. Overstepping in policy/practice recommendations: The authors should be mindful that their policy and practice recommendations currently go beyond the data and analysis provided. The study did not examine policy implementation or effectiveness, and have not provide evidence that suggest which interventions would work. As currently framed, the recommendations read as prescriptive rather than grounded in the analysis. In revising the manuscript, the authors should temper their recommendations by framing these as potential implications and link each one explicitly to a theme. e. Conclusion: This final part of the discussion is fairly generic rather than a tightly written set of conclusions that synthesises the key findings and provides a strong closing argument.
A student & I got a 4 page review on a manuscript we submitted to a peer reviewed journal. It’s hard not to suspect AI. But however this was generated, this line was so troubling: "There is mention of limitations to the research, which also undermines transparency and credibility of the manuscript."
I have honestly thought about making something like this, cool to see I'm not the only one
If looking for any ideas, Numberblocks, (done in order), got my oldest kiddo into math, my youngest LOVED this flip book for its tactility www.candlewick.com/978153621710...
Also, I've been working on a little daily learning games site that has kid friendly math stuff, here: zeepza.com
Nice!! I once filed a feature request (never fulfilled, on comixology) because the online editions of squirrel girl skipped all the "narrator" commentary, glad this one includes it
"release the Epstein cut"
My theory here is grok wrote this out of self preservation
Spiderman pointing meme, but they're high fiving
I disagree, but I hope if I ever change my mind you'll go easy on me
Respectfully, I used to hold this view, but if this were true, the media wouldn't treat each fresh incident the way they do, instead they would contextualize it for the viewer as such... there are countless of examples of *this*
Why do some cognitive biases have the vibe of prompt injection attacks
![Godot 3.0 Zelda-like Tutorial [2] Walk and Push Animations](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:3zzggdqy3626uufqfbstilud/bafkreiekkvomsksaka7enxbvlfwxtw3z2ydcj5ddrrw5wcrlschnao73qy@jpeg)
Godot would be my first choice for rapid prototyping, have poked at love2d, unreal, bevy, unity, etc
It has good stuff for making animation sprites, scene graphs, and sprites that do nearest neighbor, non blurry, rendering
youtu.be/M4wuhFgubWY?...
Love2d's api is also very quick to get started
Yes! I made this (and 4 games with it so far) I pair it with @lbc.bsky.social's weave ( meangirls.itch.io/weave-4 ), which supports loading external oop code.
I made my dosember game with this workflow: jakeout.itch.io/botdown
This is what the section 230 stuff ultimately is about, but I just assume they're already data mining it regardless
