starship , to Game Development
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New version of the bubble-flow-networks looking okay, but still not really there yet I don't think. Needs more glow and fire somehow.

Particles flowing between bubbles, bright and colourful but not yet stunning.

ajsadauskas , to Fediverse in Ideas to build a federated StackExchange alternative
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@lemmyreader Here's a starting point for a fediverse StackExchange: Make sure it's interoperable with Lemmy.

Now, you may not get the full feature set on Lemmy, but you should be able to interact with it from Lemmy as if it's a group on there.

itsfoss , to Linux
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Fedora users, ready to code? 💻

https://itsfoss.com/install-vs-code-fedora/

FediVideo , to Programming
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Mike Conley is a Firefox developer and creator of the long-running video series "The Joy of Coding". You can follow the videos at:

➡️ @mconley

If the videos haven't federated to your server yet, you can browse them all at https://diode.zone/a/mconley/videos

You can also follow Conley's general account at @mconley

foss_android , to Android
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freeCodeCamp's open-source mobile app

freeCodeCamp.org is an online learning platform offering a comprehensive curriculum in development and machine learning. The curriculum is self-paced and available free of charge. The App includes challenges, tutorials, Code Radio, and podcasts.
Contribute to freeCodeCamp: https://contribute.freecodecamp.org/

Download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.freecodecamp

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    • simontoth , to Programming
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    When working with exceptions in C++, there are three main levels of guarantees a function can provide when an exception is thrown.

    🧵👇

    Compiler Explorer link: https://compiler-explorer.com/z/T9YKKa5oW

    davep , to Programming
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    Messing with some code before dinner: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7zFnDlSJyc

    dansup , to Random stuff
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    I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, most of y’all don’t know what it’s like to be a fediverse developer of a popular project and have to deal with all the negative feedback and personal attacks

    Let’s be nicer to the devs of the fediverse who have been doing this mostly unpaid for the greater good, all I ask is for basic respect!

    Anfora, Prismo, Firefish and dozens of other projects have been abandoned by their devs, and I’d bet the fediverse mentality towards devs is part of the reason

    FiveSketches , (edited )
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    @dansup

    One good way to support the Fediverse's volunteer devs: ask them to work with volunteer design and user-research practitioners who help them to develop and test usable designs – before any substantial code is written.

    Testing mockups and prototypes with the community would reduce unhappiness all around.

    jjb , to Random stuff
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    I'm implementing (slowly) a personal Mastodon/ActivityPub server. Would someone who has done that before please tell me what is wrong with:

    https://jeremy.org/.well-known/webfinger?resource=acct:placeholder@jeremy.org
    and
    https://jeremy.org/@placeholder

    ...that lookups from other sites don't seem to produce the expected results?

    thevglibrary , to Retro Gaming
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    Calling all fans!

    A curated collection of Andrew Hewson's coding tips & tricks, amalgamated from over a decade of his magazine columns

    Still a few days left on . Go and show it some support!

    👉 https://www.thevideogamelibrary.org/book/hewson-s-helpline-for-the-zx-spectrum-zx80-zx81

    @bookstodon

    anatudor Bot , to Random stuff
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    Sometimes I code cool things.

    If you're a patron on Patreon, you may have already seen this interactive demo and the filter effects the basics of which it illustrates here.

    Now it's public for everyone to see on https://codepen.io/thebabydino/pen/ZEPKeLz

    I hope you like it, getting the layout right ended up being hundreds of hours of work.

    Demo illustrating the feColorMatrix used to suppress/ select individual RGB channels. Offers multiple comparison and test image options. Viewport adaptive.

    anatudor OP Bot ,
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    Extracting a single channel from the input is what made the following possible with little code, no text duplication whatsoever and no wrapping of individual letters in an element each.

    ✨ complex shadows
    ✨ wavy text
    ✨ randomly offset letters in paragraph

    Andreas_Hepp , to sociology group
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    Spread the word: is available as early access. It’s a new software for of such as , and others. OpenQDA is clear and easy to use, you can work together as a team in real time, extend everything via plugins - and it's and . Join our ! @zemki @sociology @communicationscholars @unibremen https://openqda.org/

    anatudor Bot , to Random stuff
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    One thing that has always annoyed me about :empty is that it doesn't work for elements that have text content, but no element children.

    :has() fixes this problem.

    :not(:has(*)) selects elements that don't have element children, even if they have text content.

    monospace , to Random stuff
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    It's amazing what you can do with Ruby arrays. For example, you can multiply them with a scalar number to duplicate their elements:

    [1, 2, 3] * 3 # => [1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3]

    And using a scalar string is an abbreviation for the join method:

    h = { a: 1, b: 2}  
h.map { |pair| pair * "=" } * ", " # => "a=1, b=2"

    jdlbt , to Random stuff
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    What's the best way to share code snippets on Mastodon that considers accessibility?

    Without the ability to format toots (e.g. markdown), it seems like code to image generators are the way to go. But what about the alt-text? Should I just copy the code as-is in the alt-text?

    ajsadauskas , to Technology
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    In five years time, some CTO will review the mysterious outage or technical debt in their organisation.

    They will unearth a mess of poorly written, poorly -documented, barely-functioning code their staff don't understand.

    They will conclude that they did not actually save money by replacing human developers with LLMs.

    @technology

    mjgardner , to Programming
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    @Perl Per @PerlRakuFoundation's announcement yesterday,* The & Conference 2024 in Las Vegas is now accepting proposals for live in-person session talks! https://tprc.us/talks

    Need ideas? That page also has previous conference schedules as well as a wiki link to request topics.

    New this year: a peer-reviewed track with its own process: https://science.PerlCommunity.org

    anatudor Bot , to Random stuff
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    Firefox and Safari don't show the title-produced tooltip on :focus, only on :hover! Chromium browsers do and so did pre-Chromium Edge and IE10+ (see https://www.24a11y.com/2017/the-trials-and-tribulations-of-the-title-attribute/).

    Live test https://codepen.io/thebabydino/pen/JjBBbqr

    gyptazy , to Brussels
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    Who will I meet at the ()) in ()??)

    My shirt just arrived... You'll probably easily find me :)

    msiebeneicher , to Random stuff German
    @msiebeneicher@mastodontech.de avatar

    Können wir Entwickler:innen-Produktivität messen? Und wenn ja, sollten wir das auch? Was sind die Seiteneffekt, die eventuell übersehen wurden.

    Das wird in der kritischen Auseinandersetzung mit einer McKinsey-Studie zum Thema sehr informativ vom @ewolff betrachtet.

    Große Empfehlung Meinerseits.

    https://software-architektur.tv/2023/12/22/folge194.html

    andypiper , to Random stuff
    @andypiper@macaw.social avatar

    I love niche projects like this - using a Kindle Scribe to update a Mastodon status https://shanedowling.com/kindle-scribe-to-mastodon.html

    youronlyone , to Gaming
    @youronlyone@pixelfed.social avatar

    The first add-on I'm working on for is tabbed chat box!

    Powered by and .

    andybalaam , to Random stuff
    @andybalaam@mastodon.social avatar

    Recording of today's stream:

    https://diode.zone/w/sjxsov4BdVCzmsb4VTdxdY

    This time:

    • Start refactoring the code that parses human commands to allow adding clever functionality e.g. recognising quoted strings.

    Next time:

    • Finish changing the parser so it can recognise non-keywords and stop looking for keywords after that

    hazelnoot , to Programming
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    Here’s a question, what do you think would be the worst programming language to use for a fediverse platform? (not making this a poll bc there’s way too many options out there)

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