https://m.weibo.cn/detail/4634309863148046#&video
Laser Push is a puzzle game where the goal is to open the path to the exit by pushing laser blocks and directing the lasers into switches that open doors.
HTML5.
@janellecshane i give you…
https://github.com/LeiWangHoward/Common-Lisp-Playground/blob/master/new-jokes.lisp
use
sbcl --load new-jokes.lisp --eval '(generate)'
someone: the hubermang dude is p. straight forward egghead bro, he speaks to the topics based on peer reviewed studies that he knows of
me: do you trust peer reviewed studies?
me: i mean, i’ve seen peer reviewed software
internet jpeg sharer: https://www.zazzle.com/z/as15upie
PARTCL - A TINY COMMAND LANGUAGE
From the post:
Inspired by these projects, I decided to build my own Tcl interpreter over the weekend. My goals were:
- Extreme minimalism. It should fit on an MCU with 16K of NAND.
- It should be easy to extend by writing your own commands in C.
- All parts should be isolated and should be easy to replace/customize.
- Default implementation should prefer size over performance.
- Lexer should tell when the end of the command is met so that we could read user input byte by byte and execute command only when it’s fully read.
- All parts of the interpreter should be covered with tests.
You’re free to do whatever you want, outside of the 8 most productive hours of your day, in the healthiest years of your life.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CMKwD_kAYHl/
there are many more…
@phooky 19 pages, can be borrowed at https://archive.org/details/highcrimesmisdem00gree for an hour.
in a reddit post asking why db autoincrement starts at 1 and not 0, this comment stands out:
I’ve been in a handful of projects where people started at 1, ran out of space in positive numbers, and solved it by re-seeding their identity at -1, incrementing -1, or starting at the max negative number for their datatype and incrementing +1. Buys them time before they have to change the datatype, which is often a disruptive operation.
@dch i actually used رئيس at first which i knew was wrong. for that, you would’ve had to ask permission!
these days, it seems that dart is only interesting to most of its userbase because of flutter.