loveparade

My main editor for the past few years has been vscode, but I've dabbled in emacs (Doom), neovimm and helix. I keep coming back to vscode due to the plugin ecosystem and ease of setup. But sometimes I watch long-term vim…

I've been using the ChatGPT browsing plugin a lot recently, and the following has been happening pretty consistently, for about 5% of my queries. I ask a simple yes/no question such as "Does X work on Windows?" and then…

Which books, tutorials, lectures or videos do you recommend for an experienced software engineer who wants to learn game development? Ideally something project-based that builds a working prototype end-to-end.

A couple years back the answer for me would've been Google. These days, I really wouldn't mind if Google went away, but I would really miss reddit. My use case for Google is mostly as a reddit search engine anyway.…

I haven't touched frontend code for a couple years now, but I have a long history with it. I've been making websites since I was a kid, used to write Rails apps for work, lots of JS and jQuery, various CSS frameworks,…