Gd planner ai, a GOAP system in rust for godot. Looks interesting. Go have a look.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ANOevQ_9mPg&list=WL&index=2&pp=iAQBsAgC
Gd planner ai, a GOAP system in rust for godot. Looks interesting. Go have a look.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ANOevQ_9mPg&list=WL&index=2&pp=iAQBsAgC
Alenia UI Integrator is out now, and it is FREE! A smart 9-slice tool for Godot 4 that instantly creates perfectly scaled UI. Get it on itch.io.
/proc
Permalink: https://wizardzines.com/comics/proc
How bad is the slopification of the Linux kernel? Has it reached freefall where the prompting just flows downhill and humans no longer know what's what? Is it still sane? Any signs of llm fatigue or regret among the kernel gods?
What's the story?
ETA: I made one with the AnimationPLayer and two Line2Ds. Attached!
How would you, in Godot, 2D, make a goo drop effect?
Imagine a side view as goo slowly dangles and then breaks-free and falls as a drop.
Shader? Particles? Some kind of line2d magic?
More like Microsoft 364
Red Bull is named after Redderick Bouillon, who invented heart palpitations
I might be joining a volunteer group of locals to build a team to research and respond to the possibilities of data center construction and developments here in our home city, in North Carolina.
So I'm dropping this feeler message to see if there are any like-minded adults across the United States, or around the world. We might learn a lot from each other.
#fediverse #mastodon #uspol #datacenters #datacenterban
#dataCenterMoratoriums
#datacenterbacklash #datacenterprotests #datacenterclearcutting
#datacentersus #uspolitics
#survelliancecapitalism #surveillancetechnologies #surveillancetech #surveillanceeconomy
@QueerMatters sorry if I'm restating the obvious, but you know about the Starlight list, right?
https://noai.starlightnet.work/list.html
alpineBSD is also putting in a lot of work to track what's tainted in their package repositories: https://wiki.alpinebsd.org/
(but yeah, we need to do better)
Some more links via Scrolls...
CUL-DE-SAC: https://culdesac.site/
Multics - jstreitb:
https://zevlo.app/
Audio Description in Art and Museums - Brett Coulstock:
https://brett.coulstock.id.au/audio-description-in-art-and-museums.html
An Ode to Links - Jim Nielsen:
https://blog.jim-nielsen.com/2026/ode-to-links/
OpenFatigue: https://openfatigue.ai/
Why Plain Text Is Still One of the Best Technologies We Have - Dead Parrot BBS:
https://deadparrotbbs.com/why-plain-text-is-still-one-of-the-best-technologies-we-have/
How the internet killed the paragraph - Colin Gorrie:
https://www.deadlanguagesociety.com/p/how-the-internet-killed-the-paragraph
Need some help from graphical folks: is there a better material to learn WGPU other than learn-wgpu? Asking this because I want to learn WGPU.
(I also feel like I'm missing a lot on trying to understand what a modern rendering pipeline looks like when there is SO MUCH boilerplate code with WGPU. So if someone has good references to learn what a modern graphical pipeline looks like, even YouTube videos, I'd be quite happy!)
Jfk junior
Oh shit
Gone
Inferior
I loath ai
I loath bullies
I loath scanmers
I loath liars
I loath fascists
I loath nazis
They are all the same
If anyone's making 2D cut-outs (via the Polygon2D Node and its Panel) and adding uv-polygons manually, you need to see this addon:
https://github.com/dweremeichik/godot_autopoly_plugin
It's magic!
Anyways here's test for how serious the interest in my #merephone project is: Anyone interested in buying me a Portenta Cat. M1/NB IoT GNSS Shield? There's Black Friday discounts.
Its a necessity for me to promise to deliver a phone! I'm not aware of other options.
https://store.arduino.cc/products/portenta-catm1
I think early next year (once I've got enough of a prototype together to impress CrowdSupply) I'll probably start a crowdfund, but until then... I'll refurbish my LiberaPay:
2/2!
@YoSoyFreeman haven't seen u for a spell. Sending my best. Courage and luck, Freeman!
Wish i could cuddle the goldfish. They're in a whole 'nother world.
How do I replace my knowledge of the alphabet from a linked list into something quicker?
Having O(n) to find the position of a letter is annoying
Please only answer if you have direct experience, thanks in advance.
If you have ever used an utility like Laragon, Uniserver, or Miniserver on Windows...
What is your alternative to do this on Linux? Namely a graphical tool where you can mix and match AMP stack servers to temporarily run websites/webapps locally.
I don't want to use the terminal. I don't want to have these services/servers always running.