That's pretty cool. I love recursion a lot, got it on the brain. One of my favorite examples of recursion is when it is used to solve for fibonacci numbers.
I love BOTW because it was the first of its kind I came in contact with. TOTK feels like they came in and shored up every little snag I felt in BOTW. TOTK also now makes me feel like every cubic inch of Hyrule is full of story, detail, and life. TOTK feels like a lived-in world, with far more NPCs present to make it feel more like a living world and less like a post-apocalyptic deadland full of tiny settlements that Link has to grind through.
This sounds fun! On a side note, I was thinking about using the ActivityPub API as an interface for some kind of networked game, e.g. an MMO game or maybe a game that has a Farmville-like amount of multi-user interaction.
I don't have experience with diesel yet, but it is on my list. I'll update you if I make a tutorial like the one you described. Thanks for the suggestion! :)
I really, really enjoyed that article. Thank you for sharing it.
That's neat!
Interesting, I'll have to look into that.
Cool, I'll have to check that out.
Thanks for the link!
Thanks! I appreciate your kind words.
That's pretty cool. I love recursion a lot, got it on the brain. One of my favorite examples of recursion is when it is used to solve for fibonacci numbers.
You are right, my mistake.
XD, that's hilarious.
I think that a lot of stuff will likely go over people's heads, but this show is so packed with hilarious moments that I think it is timeless.
Cool, thanks!
I can mod c/rust. I'm not crazy experienced, but Rust is my favorite language and I'd love to help support the Rust community here.
I am staying, never to return to reddit.
I only know enough French to add that my favorite cheese for a burger is havarti 😁
I love BOTW because it was the first of its kind I came in contact with. TOTK feels like they came in and shored up every little snag I felt in BOTW. TOTK also now makes me feel like every cubic inch of Hyrule is full of story, detail, and life. TOTK feels like a lived-in world, with far more NPCs present to make it feel more like a living world and less like a post-apocalyptic deadland full of tiny settlements that Link has to grind through.
My favorites are The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past and Yoshi's Island. I also like the classic Mario games.
Nice! Is that mother of millions in the pot with a face?
Human rib bones can completely grow back if the tissue sheathing them (principally the perichondrium and periosteum) is left intact enough.
This sounds fun! On a side note, I was thinking about using the ActivityPub API as an interface for some kind of networked game, e.g. an MMO game or maybe a game that has a Farmville-like amount of multi-user interaction.
I don't have experience with diesel yet, but it is on my list. I'll update you if I make a tutorial like the one you described. Thanks for the suggestion! :)