Recent searches

No recent searches

Search options

Only available when logged in.
eupolicy.social is one of the many independent Mastodon servers you can use to participate in the fediverse.
This Mastodon server is a friendly and respectful discussion space for people working in areas related to EU policy. When you request to create an account, please tell us something about you.

Administered by:

Server stats:

207
active users

eupolicy.social: AboutProfiles directoryPrivacy policy

Mastodon: AboutGet the appKeyboard shortcutsView source codev4.4.3

#devlog

10 posts4 participants0 posts today
screwlisp

#gamedev #devlog #itchio #commonLisp #McCLIM #NicCLIM #programming Map editor programming alpha note part 3/3: Picking up and using host lisp lambdas inside the map editor (also, player-based ephemeral storage).

screwlisp.small-web.org/lispga

I left this one as *just* picking up and using lambda forms around the map so as not to clutter up the example, a finished game of life game will be separate.

Also includes my thoughts after reading Dungeon Crawler Carl #bookstodon .

screwlisp

#gameDev #devlog #NicCLIM #McCLIM Map editor #alphaRelease explainer part 2 ! Things begin to get crazy. #commonLisp #programming .

screwlisp.small-web.org/lispga

Here I focus on writing normal lisp lambdas, and pasting them into the active map. Part 3 will be about picking up the lambdas and walking around the map, using them (i.e. to effect hextille game of life).

I look forward to your thoughts. We are in strange waters.

*
screwlisp

#gameDev #commonLisp #McCLIM #NicCLIM Map Editor #devlog sharpsign... alpha release part 1.
screwlisp.small-web.org/lispga
I also went back and reread McCarthy's original LISP article (Also Part I) to make sure he said programming might be done in terms of pictures. He specifically presented a scheme for turning universal recursive flow charts into lisp s-functions.

On the Sunday-Morning-In-Europe Peertube live one hour from now, (on toobnix.org/a/screwtape/videos) I will mostly read from McCarthy's paper.

Continued thread
Leonard Ritter

backend design. the data format is clear: tables and accelerating index maps.

BUT: we have opposing demands for reliable storage and fast read access. we want an incremental versioned format. on disk, it should be crash-friendly, so no save/load required, resume work right away. LMDB is the best pick here: can provide us with tables and index maps.

but we also render per frame, so need fast data iterators. could source LMDB's B-tree directly, but is it fast enough?

#devlog#tukan
raccoon

Found some Pico LoRa sx1262 sensors here, and created a modem with them. Now I can easily send messages over radio with anything that have an USB port.
I have a few ideas for practical appplications, but that will need to wait.

github.com/brenordv/micropytho
#iot #lora #python #dev #devlog #micropython

Collection of libraries and helpers for Micropython + Raspberry Pi Pico - brenordv/micropython-snippets
GitHubmicropython-snippets/pico_lora_sx1262 at master · brenordv/micropython-snippetsCollection of libraries and helpers for Micropython + Raspberry Pi Pico - brenordv/micropython-snippets
Valentin Knabel

Just dropped a new post: Going Virtual — for Blush I moved from a tree-walker interpreter as in Lithia to a stack based bytecode VM in Blush and summarised my latest benchmarks. Read more → vknabel.com/posts/2025-09-28-g

vknabel · Blushlog: Going VirtualA few years ago while I started working on Lithia, I decided to use whatever takes me to my goal. Getting finished was the primary focus. And I did. With Blush I want to take less compromise and build a better language. Performance and portability aren’t completely irrelevant anymore. This blog post is part of a Journey about creating a new programming language. The Tree Walker For Lithia I chose to implement a tree walker interpreter. It is simple to implement and easy to understand. The downside is that it’s slow.
#programming#devlog#compilers
🎹 Tim Janik ✅

#DevLog: New jj-fzf Restore, LLM-powered commit messages and Oplog Revert!

✨ Alt-S: Start Interactive Restore

⏪ Oplog Alt-V: Now Reverts Operations

📝 Smart Merge Commit Messages
→ Ctrl-D now auto-generates merge commit messages

🏷️ New Bookmark Untrack / Push-New

🧠 LLM-Powered Commit Messages
→ Ctrl-S edits LLM-generated descriptions
→ Supports #LLamacpp, #Gemini, #OpenAI

🔧 Config & Docs
→ Full LLM setup documented in man page

github.com/tim-janik/jj-fzf

#Jujutsu#VCS#jjfzf
Filip Rachůnek

Hi everyone! Three days ago, on Friday, September 19, 2025, I released a new game and at the same time published a book about its creation. And as I promised in the previous video, today’s one will be somewhat related to those events, because I’ll show how I created the system for displaying and using a talent tree in that game. So let’s dive into the UI design and programming. #Godot #Godot4 #GodotEngine #GodotTips #2D #devlog #indiedev
youtube.com/watch?v=A35l96p0pJw

YouTubeGodot 4: Dynamic talent tree (tutorial)By FencerDevLog
Replied in thread
Microfractal

#FractalFriday

Finally got FloatExp numbers to work. A FloatExp datatype is a real-valued struct, which contain a floating point number and an extra integer, which holds the exponent.

Then, a real number {mantissa, exponent} can be represented using mantissa×2^exponent.

Using this method, numbers far beyond the range of single and double precision floating point numbers can be represented.

This image is computed using a 32+32 bit floatexp (32 bit mantissa and 32 bit exponent). Plain 32 bit floats are not enough. Of course, perturbation and linear acceleration is also used.

#Devlog#Fractal#Mandelbrot
*
screwlisp

Spacetime boxes and #NicCLIM #gamedev : An ordeal #devlog #commonLisp

screwlisp.small-web.org/lispga

I made a gamedev-my-NicCLIM-oriented spacetime-box class to try and figure upon Olum's stuff. I got tied up making two spacetime boxes, then making one spacetime-box every neighbor of the other, which was a huge problem actually. It seemed to be working at the end. Skip quickly to the extensive and far-ranging if poorly-named conclusions.

TrendingLive feeds
About