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Good job Sony, your terrible account system meant that my wife lost five hours of progress in Horizon.

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Good job Sony, your terrible account system meant that my wife lost five hours of progress in Horizon.

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@TommyvanSon Hehe. Cool. I wasn't _certain_ it was sarcasm and decided to just be helpful.

I too love the "hiding the obvious in plain sight" bugs.

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@TommyvanSon Hehe. Cool. I wasn't _certain_ it was sarcasm and decided to just be helpful.

I too love the "hiding the obvious in plain sight" bugs.

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@TommyvanSon Hey dude.

The "=" character is the assignment character. If you want to subtract, use "-".

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@TommyvanSon Hey dude.

The "=" character is the assignment character. If you want to subtract, use "-".

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So sometimes I make game stuff, but I also work on a note writing / "integrated thinking environment" app.

Does anybody in the fediverse know of a place that likes talking obsessively about notes and how we process and organize our thinking?

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So sometimes I make game stuff, but I also work on a note writing / "integrated thinking environment" app.

Does anybody in the fediverse know of a place that likes talking obsessively about notes and how we process and organize our thinking?

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@cagibidev This is excellent. This is always the first thing I script up when it comes to audio. Love it.

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@cagibidev This is excellent. This is always the first thing I script up when it comes to audio. Love it.

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@dbat Whats blowing up/not working properly?

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@dbat Whats blowing up/not working properly?

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@vododovoodvod @Tearcell Look into Behavior Trees. They can be _very_ powerful tools, especially for AI.

I know there is a GDScript node-based behavior tree library kicking around. I'm working on a generic pure C# implementation right now.

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@vododovoodvod @Tearcell Look into Behavior Trees. They can be _very_ powerful tools, especially for AI.

I know there is a GDScript node-based behavior tree library kicking around. I'm working on a generic pure C# implementation right now.

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So I finally watched Spider-Man: No Way Home the other night. I really didn't like it.

https://everything-abridged.com/no_way _home_s_plot_is_dreadful

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So I finally watched Spider-Man: No Way Home the other night. I really didn't like it.

https://everything-abridged.com/no_way _home_s_plot_is_dreadful

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@tducasse That is kind of just Reddit. Isn't the point of the federated model to not have single points of failure?

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@tducasse That is kind of just Reddit. Isn't the point of the federated model to not have single points of failure?

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@dreamnoid Interesting. Did you try profiling at all or did you just bail back?

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@dreamnoid Interesting. Did you try profiling at all or did you just bail back?

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@dreamnoid What environment are you working in? Are these raw .net games?

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@dreamnoid What environment are you working in? Are these raw .net games?

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@mscaitlinmoran Have you figured out how to add more than four columns? IDK what I'm doing.

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@mscaitlinmoran Have you figured out how to add more than four columns? IDK what I'm doing.

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@nadim When I learned Mastodon was written in Ruby, I was a little surprised. Definitely seems like any other language would be more performant.

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@nadim When I learned Mastodon was written in Ruby, I was a little surprised. Definitely seems like any other language would be more performant.

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@levrault Wow, I had no idea you could do that on Windows… kind of wild.

The Windows Subsystem for Linux team really is getting their hands into everything…

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@levrault Wow, I had no idea you could do that on Windows… kind of wild.

The Windows Subsystem for Linux team really is getting their hands into everything…

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@marcos_don Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do! I was working on a voxel project and packed three floats and a 4bit int into 64 bits.

Seriously though. Automated tests make everything better. If the tests are green, you don't have to worry.

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@marcos_don Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do! I was working on a voxel project and packed three floats and a 4bit int into 64 bits.

Seriously though. Automated tests make everything better. If the tests are green, you don't have to worry.

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@levrault Once again, windows makes it worse for everybody by being the lowest common denominator…

I'm going to continue PascalCasing my stuff.

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@levrault Once again, windows makes it worse for everybody by being the lowest common denominator…

I'm going to continue PascalCasing my stuff.

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@marcos_don That sounds like pain. What exactly are you doing? Are you using them as bitwise value fields or are you packing multiple values into a smaller variable.

I've done the latter. All I can say is automated tests are your friend.

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@marcos_don That sounds like pain. What exactly are you doing? Are you using them as bitwise value fields or are you packing multiple values into a smaller variable.

I've done the latter. All I can say is automated tests are your friend.