After months of work, I’ve finally completed what may very well be the last song of the Tax Album! There’s definitely room for improvement, but I’m proud of it and I think it wraps the whole thing up nicely as is. www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen...

I made a little bug fella! Look at the little guy!!

Has anyone else ever found themselves working on five coding projects at once for fun, or is that just me?

So YouTube just age restricted my account because they couldn't verify my age. Why? Because I decided to watch the single "You Laugh You Lose" video that showed up in my feed rather than the several computer programming videos.

Every day I realize more and more just how much of a nerd I am. I used JSON files for the first time today for a project I’m working on and it’s so cool! It’s pretty much just a better version of a text file but I’m still so amazed by it! It feels so fancy and tidy!

I almost got scripting to work, but then I ran into some bugs that I just couldn’t fix for the life of me. I’ll probably come back to it sometime, but right now I’m just really burned out. At least I learned some new things from it.

I just found out that we almost had a 3d remake of Chrono Trigger (literally my one and only favorite RPG game), but Square Enix sent a cease-and-desist letter to Resurrection Games, the team that was working on it, and so it was never released.

I tried C++ a while ago, and all I can say is that I wish I started using it sooner. It’s everything I like in C with everything I wish C had!

I managed to get a (barely) working version of the engine. Right now, you can only put shapes on the screen and apply scripts to them to make them do things, but I’m proud of it.

Do people actually consider hotdogs to be sandwiches?

So I made an 8-bit cover of "Electric Love" from that one Topsy episode in Bob's Burgers. tinyurl.com/262ym9la #beepbox #jummbox

I decided to at least attempt to make an engine because why not? If I can’t do it, I learned something new anyway. If I can, I still learned something new AND I have my own game engine!

I’ve been debating for a while now as to how I should make my games. I could use Unity since I already have some experience with it, learn a new game engine (like Godot), OR I could make my own game engine since that would allow me complete control over pretty much everything.

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If dreams have meaning, then what does it mean when I dream that I’m being chased by pumpkins?

So I just finished Batman: Arkham Shadow and, long story short, I might be a DC fan now because HOLY SHIT THAT WAS INCREDIBLE!!! No game has ever given me chills like that, especially at the end!

I forgot how fun it was to code in Java! I mean, I still hate it… but I’m having fun while doing it!

I’ve been in the process of moving for some time now. Finally, after 8 months and a 13 hour drive, I’ve fully moved! We just need to get a new WiFi Router and then I’ll probably post a lot more about programming and what not. Specifically game development, if I ever get into it enough.

The internet is a goddamn mess but at least it has been good for funny music.

I decided to try to make Topple self hosted just for fun which, in theory, doesn’t sound very tough to do. To no one’s surprise, it’s actually VERY difficult. Apparently, a programming language where single characters represent every statement isn’t great for developing programming languages!

The thing I love about math is how it can make absolutely no sense while also making total sense. My favorite example of this is the difference between 0.9(9) and 1. Visually, they’re different. But they’re also technically the same because there’s no real number to represent their difference.

Please tell me I’m not the only one who thinks Lego Lord of the Rings was the best Lego game to ever exist?

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art imitates life more than you think #minecraft

As much as I hate piracy, companies are giving us too many reasons to pirate their software.

My sister wants to make a game on Roblox. But she doesn’t know Lua… or any computer programming at all, for that matter. She IS, however, a digital artist. So, being the greatest and bestest sibling of all time that I am, I’ll do most of the coding while she designs the visuals and whatnot.

I actually had a similar idea for a language a few months ago. I won’t go too deep into the details, but the longest line of code just to declare a variable went as follows: Untransferable Inaccessible Immutable Pointer Long Long Long Long Var;

What if there was a programming language designed to go against every single coding convention and to be as confusing and frustrating to use as possible?

I don’t know why I try to make my code easy to understand for others. No one’s ever gonna look at it!

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It went very wrong very fast. I think I’ll just require that the data type be specified when outputting them rather than when admitting them.

Does anyone just start hyper fixating over something and they’re just like:

I’m changing how values work in Topple. Before, characters were the only data type allowed, which can make Topple very restrictive in what you can do. Now, I’m adding integers and format specification for each value you admit. This could go very wrong very fast.

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So I made some modifications to the Topple source code, and now you aren’t as restricted in how long your program can be! The same goes for variables and values! The way it was done before was VERY inefficient in saving memory space. Shame on you, past me!

HE DID IT! HE DID THE THING!!

See? Mojang cares about our opinion, even though we call every update crap because “it doesn’t feel Minecraft-y enough” and got rid of the only way we could have directly told them what we wanted the next update to have.

Just a friendly reminder that, if you want to make a point, stating said point over and over, regardless of how it’s phrased, will not convince anyone of anything. Give your claim, provide evidence, and state your reasoning. You learn this in seventh grade English, it’s not that hard.

I had a dream the other night that I bought a giant bag of Takis. It was like, three times the size of a potato sack. I’ve never been more disappointed to wake up in my life.

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Finally, after six months, I have finished my first programming language: Topple! Information about Topple and its source code can be found here: esolangs.org/wiki/Topple

Oh my god! It’s Sauna from the hit game Underwear!!!1!1!!21’!

Reading YouTube Shorts comments is like walking on rusty nails and dragging my face through a field of broken glass before rubbing fine salt in the wounds and taking a boiling hot bath with piranhas.

Look at this silly fella, she so silly

I hate how aggressively people react to AI. It’s one thing if it’s used for actual work. It’s another thing if it’s for fun or to experiment with it. Why can’t we make that distinction?

My autocorrect keeps changing “don’t” and “it’s” to Donny and Irma. Who are Donny and Irma and why are they so insistent on being in my texts?

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Programming is simultaneously my least and most favorite thing to do. On the one hand, it’s fun to learn and write in all these languages and it feels very rewarding to make something with them. But on the other hand, it can take a month to write 16 lines of code.