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The entire thing is only like, 2k lines of Kotlin! I'm quite impressed by how far I've gotten with such little code.

Playing around with a #Kotlin -based animation framework written in Kotlin with a Compose Desktop-based renderer, inspired by aarthificial's Motion Canvas. This animation is written in exactly 50 LoC!

Currently there's no way to use it as a standalone framework, but I will do that soon™

I discovered that people ask me "what version of Windows do you use" after I set the Win7 wallpaper as my lock screen even though the rest of the lock screen looks nothing like Windows

I just had an ssh session hang. If only I checked bsky an hour ago 😢

Every time I see a bus, they've always got some hyper-specific ad for some "AI" product and it's so annoying 💀

Is this similar tech to Sebastian Lague's video?

Interesting, I didn't actually know that D was so old. Maybe one day it'll finally escape its niche

Oh interesting, I hadn't thought about the popped out editor. I guess this is why they need you

Anyway, I'm worried that there'll just end up being the "good" filesystem tree and the "bad" filesystem tree, unless they're both identical

Interesting, maybe user groups aren't viable because you can't make mutually exclusive groups?

it already has a file tree

no

D looks pretty cool, I'm not sure why it's not more popular. I guess the space just got a little overcrowded or something with "C/C++ killers"

Having a system package manager is really nice, probably one of my favorite conventions of Linux. Especially if it's a fast one like pacman or xbps

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Thanks for the nightmares

Just make 100 new user groups for every age, what could possibly go wrong

Sorry, this was a reply to arrays being modified as keys, a couple replies up. I see now why the problem happens and yeah that's really strange

Hashes are value-based already, see github.com/godotengine/...

a11y would like to have a word with UCLA

I think that'd stop working if it had to reallocate, because the pointer moves

Nor profitable to replicate with AI, now that I think about it. It just doesn't have enough mass appeal for it to make sense

I still do discover new music, but mostly through song features and word of mouth. The discover weekly playlist always just gave me whatever was popular so I gave up on it long ago. It also helps that I have a somewhat niche music taste that would be very hard to replicate with AI

Thankfully I think I've dodged most of the AI "music" on Spotify just by not using the music feeds

@duckduckgo.com changes the duck to have a Kotlin hat when you search for Kotlin, but it doesn't change into Duke when you search for Java. I think we all know what this means

I think it's probably because the water is slipperier than the land and your algorithms didn't take it into account

Two points I will give to the Python style over C is that the chaining is much clearer, and that it doesn't introduce new operators.

I do agree with the original point though that it's weird to have code that maybe doesn't run depending on a condition positioned after it.

Frankly I think languages would be better off following what Kotlin does (for more than just ternaries, but that's the topic) which is to just allow if/else as an expression where each arm is itself a block expression (must result in a value)

I wonder if it's possible to capture the stderr of the currently running Godot process? Also maybe it gets sent through Logger as well

Most people don't need a web server

I have had this exact experience, I swear every article from a non-official source on compose is AI generated. It maddens me