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@bzg @delta has an experimental feature "broadcast lists". Plus, the onboarding experience became very easy in the last versions. It might be worth investigating.

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@bzg @delta has an experimental feature "broadcast lists". Plus, the onboarding experience became very easy in the last versions. It might be worth investigating.

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@drewdevault@fosstodon.org also, the movement mode you chose in game plays a huge role. I've eliminated nausea by having the one where you "teleport" small distances

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@drewdevault@fosstodon.org also, the movement mode you chose in game plays a huge role. I've eliminated nausea by having the one where you "teleport" small distances

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@drewdevault@fosstodon.org hey, at 19:40 you mention that your computers are on a VP editor (if I understood correctly) What is meant by that?

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@drewdevault@fosstodon.org hey, at 19:40 you mention that your computers are on a VP editor (if I understood correctly) What is meant by that?

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@noelfb Gravity Circuit!
A MegaMan X inspired jump and punch platformer that i love everything about

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@noelfb Gravity Circuit!
A MegaMan X inspired jump and punch platformer that i love everything about

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@agentultra Maybe refactor a newbie's small Haskell program for educational value?
If it's of any interest, I pledge my small program as an experiment!
https://git.sr.ht/~titibandit/justbe_t eatending

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@agentultra Maybe refactor a newbie's small Haskell program for educational value?
If it's of any interest, I pledge my small program as an experiment!
https://git.sr.ht/~titibandit/justbe_t eatending

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New modest blog post:
https://thibaut.dev/blog/haskell.html

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New modest blog post:
https://thibaut.dev/blog/haskell.html

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@agentultra get well soon!

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@agentultra get well soon!

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@agentultra I would be totally into that.

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@agentultra I would be totally into that.

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How extremely sad is this... For a company like Visa to mess this up.
This is french for "Korea has won", as in: to have won something in the past.
Yes, it's also the case in other languages (I tested German).

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How extremely sad is this... For a company like Visa to mess this up.
This is french for "Korea has won", as in: to have won something in the past.
Yes, it's also the case in other languages (I tested German).

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The french version of the Visa currency converter, where the text for the Korean Won (KRW) has been translated from English as if it meant that Korea has won (from the verb to win).

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@agentultra owncast looks also interesting for self hosted streams.
Being from EU, I really can't watch the streams live :(
And it's true that other languages could be more popular, but I'm really here for the haskell stuff.
On the one hand, I like being able to see the entire process on youtube, so you can really see what's happening in your mind as you do it but the other hand, these are like long videos to watch :D So I don't know about edited videos. Would that be a lot of work?

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@agentultra owncast looks also interesting for self hosted streams.
Being from EU, I really can't watch the streams live :(
And it's true that other languages could be more popular, but I'm really here for the haskell stuff.
On the one hand, I like being able to see the entire process on youtube, so you can really see what's happening in your mind as you do it but the other hand, these are like long videos to watch :D So I don't know about edited videos. Would that be a lot of work?

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@gbdev oh wow, is the use-case for this common enough that it warrants this tool?

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@gbdev oh wow, is the use-case for this common enough that it warrants this tool?