me when i "learn" a new framework and then proceed to never read their manifesto and then write the most horrible and un-<framework>-ic code possible and cause thirty hundred bugs across the space-time continuum and then wrestle with the framework for the next year and a half

sometimes all you really need is for a voluntary quick time event to hit you like a truck to realize your previous packed schedules were nothing but haoxes

lets go im not the only furry at my school

funny how touhou started because zun wanted to share his music, now its a genre of music

another reminder that masters should control all its slaves, so allocate that list first so you dont leave any zombies around

friendly reminder to kill the child after terminating the parent unless the child also have a self-termination logic and an emergency kill switch

can we stop calling "fees" as "mandatory donations" thanks

im ngl, wasm sounds like scratch in terms of computation speed. seriously? a vm inside a browser using javascript, the idiot of all programming languages?

programmers reinventing the wheel for the 48th time for no fucking reason:

they teach you how to be a programmer, but they never teach you how to deal with programmer stress

kids are getting better at getting around restrictions and its all because of the parents

@fastasajet.bsky.social if you like this post im going to neuter noun you

sentience was and is a mistake

we are SO cooked. the singularity is cloder than ever and i dont like it. mama i wanna go home

should i sleep

how to make a character name: step 1, find a word that describes them. step 2, reverse the word. step 3, profit

holy shit i got so many deadlines

sometimes all you gotta do is take a step back, take a rest, and then look at it again, or get a buddy to take a look at it for you, or just ignore everything and bruteforce it in your tired exhausted mental state

when you hit a dead end, maybe its time to backtrack and explore the other paths, or you can just ignore that advice and drive into that wall

@hellishbro.bsky.social's Infernus and Eevee2270's Nero!! And their goggles were electric~ uwu (tots didn spend 11 hours on this ;w;)

theres so many underdocumented parts of programming

bots spamming forums is why we cant have nice things

the venn diagram of french and english words is almost a circle

i have two modes: hyperdocumenting code and underdocumenting code. there is no in between.

TIL `a or b` in python is almost the same way it works in js: `1 or 4` would return 1, and `0 or 6` would return 6

why is modeling systems gotta be so difficult with so many interlocking mechanisms and emergent behavior and so many exceptions

Playing with a slight tweak of the pixellated style for this attack -- doing basic shading and then a dithered fill for a slight gradient effect? 😇 Attacked: (bsky.app/profile/hell...) Attack link: artfight.net/attack/11078... | #artfight2025 #artfight #pokemonart #flareon

what is 50 MB of unmanaged memory doing here

i hate (optical) perspectives aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

whenever i assume a leader position, i feel like im being a dictator, reigning over the group. i feel im being condescending, but i cant help it

why is it that almost half of my messages in dev chat are questions

bro not every word needs to be in a different font you idiot you only do that for emphasis and emphasizing every word is not emphasizing at all

ecosystems are so integral to a programming language. why dont more programming languages have a built in package manager? i like python and rusts design. simple, intuitive, built in.

i forgot bluesky existed :skull: anyways ive been experimenting with minecraft player models, and it can be so expressive with custom models. add a tail, code it in, bam!

language is complicated.

fuck game engines. make your own. go wild. accomplish things that corporations put a limit on because they are scared of a feature backfiring on them. expand your canvas.

ngl reinventing the wheel is kinda fun. it shows you what processes and reasoning are behind certain decisions.

our brains are really weird. why does watching a number going up feel so satisfying?

tfw code doesnt work first try but you have no idea where to start debugging

rust confuses me. why are there lifetimes? why is it not pass-by-reference by default? so many questions. i guess the rust femboy stereotype is true after all.

i just realized - im basically reimplementing python but harder. the dunder methods allowed for easy creation and usage of objects within the interpreter, and i guess i subconsciously copied it while making the dsl.

why is everything an object

making an evaluator is pretty difficult when making a dsl. you have to make sure your thing fits in the domain, while also working around the imperfections and limitations of the domain. wtf do you mean my object representation isn't good enough?! what else am i missing?!

programming language programmers have my respect. i can't even figure out how to do simple operator precedence yet there are people out there making full-fletched dsl's in a matter of minutes. where can i get this knowledge?

imo the hardest part of writing a game or any sort of program is the representation of data. sure, you could have a banger idea, but it won't do much if you don't have a way to store the data in memory or on save files.

following a tutorial is fun, but in my opinion, going off a tutorial and take what you learned and add onto it is even more fun. change some stats, remove some code, add in a dozen items or so, add in some outlandish mechanics, etc, all built upon the initial code laid by the tutorial.