Wait you have a gaming discord?

Congrats on the launch!

Amazing

whoops late response lol

Shit that’s awful.

The worst thing my autosuggest does is try to say “Happy birthday” at the start of every conversation and try to call everyone sweetie when I’m trying to say goodbye (I have never called someone sweetie).

I use DDG, but I use the !g (google) bang a lot, either for site: search, or when my query gets complicated enough that DDG will get confused and Google will still actually look for something useful after ignoring half my terms. The bangs are useful in general though; even just !w makes it more useful than Google. (I mean I could set up quick searches in my browser, but nobody has done that since 2008.)

I’ve been thinking of trying out Kagi, a paid premium search engine. A bunch of people on hackernews say it’s good, but what’d really sell me on it is a recommendation from someone who isn’t on hackernews.

oh I see

I cerberus dog dare you

Every time I’ve seen a professional glue something, it’s been box+X or box+stripes. Which was mostly before the invention of spray glue, because obviously that’s the better answer.

excuse me?

Woohoo owl party!

Yes, actually.

Wasps actually give me the creeps, maybe I should get an owl.

How is he coping a feel at that angle? Is his right elbow two thirds of the way down his arm?

It’s me

I’m one of the people who don’t understand

Cube 2 / Sauerbraten is apparently still being updated.

It’s been like 15 years since I played it lol. But I remember it being a good Quake/Unreal style deathmatch shooter with a really sick level editor.

Please provide a list of this site’s past struggle sessions so I can:

A - avoid them

B - deliberately invoke them in a trollish manner

on a case by case basis depending on my mood at the time.

you can do it you can do the thing

It’s marvelous. Add it!

Ludum Dare start dates are the greatest jump scare in all of gaming.

I never know when those things are coming.

Air is a compressible fluid, so ultimately you’ll need Navier-Stokes, but actually figuring out how to translate those equations into code is infamously annoying, so definitely check out an existing solution instead of trying to implement from the equations. Foster & Metaxas is an old a grid-based solution. Theirs is designed for incompressible fluids (water), but I think it should be fine if you raise β₀.

There’s a lot of math in the paper, but it’s easier to implement than it looks (each step, run [2] on every cell once, then run [6] [7] [8] on every cell ~6 times), and it’s mostly just transcribing equations. It’s super fiddly though, just incredibly fiddly, expect to have to spend a lot of time debugging.

There are probably suitable simpler solutions too though, so definitely spend some time searching for them (or just copyable implementations of Foster & Metaxas) before diving into that.

The children should be mining, in Minecraft.