Yamereee
@yamereee.bsky.social
A nerd and weeb at heart, I’ve been a software dev for 8 years, now looking to make my own game.
Linear algebra and Calculus have given me too much PTSD in uni
April 10, 2025 at 10:13 PM
Linear algebra and Calculus have given me too much PTSD in uni
Got any tips for getting started with voice note taking using DeepSeek? I’m currently just typing everything on obsidian
February 3, 2025 at 11:13 PM
Got any tips for getting started with voice note taking using DeepSeek? I’m currently just typing everything on obsidian
To list a few:
1. Can't use shaders on elements
2. Limited text animation support, e.g no text mesh pro tweening
3. Non static elements that need movement.
Because UI toolkit is based on frontend development it has inherently the same kind of drawbacks and its why most webpages have a static feel
1. Can't use shaders on elements
2. Limited text animation support, e.g no text mesh pro tweening
3. Non static elements that need movement.
Because UI toolkit is based on frontend development it has inherently the same kind of drawbacks and its why most webpages have a static feel
November 29, 2024 at 7:21 PM
To list a few:
1. Can't use shaders on elements
2. Limited text animation support, e.g no text mesh pro tweening
3. Non static elements that need movement.
Because UI toolkit is based on frontend development it has inherently the same kind of drawbacks and its why most webpages have a static feel
1. Can't use shaders on elements
2. Limited text animation support, e.g no text mesh pro tweening
3. Non static elements that need movement.
Because UI toolkit is based on frontend development it has inherently the same kind of drawbacks and its why most webpages have a static feel
What I find helps is the discipline to work on it say at least 30 mins a day.
The FOSS activitywatch.net software helps you keep track of time spent on each window
Blue is the total time I spent on Game dev "Work", red being playing games and watching youtube.
Give it shot!
The FOSS activitywatch.net software helps you keep track of time spent on each window
Blue is the total time I spent on Game dev "Work", red being playing games and watching youtube.
Give it shot!
November 22, 2024 at 5:17 PM
What I find helps is the discipline to work on it say at least 30 mins a day.
The FOSS activitywatch.net software helps you keep track of time spent on each window
Blue is the total time I spent on Game dev "Work", red being playing games and watching youtube.
Give it shot!
The FOSS activitywatch.net software helps you keep track of time spent on each window
Blue is the total time I spent on Game dev "Work", red being playing games and watching youtube.
Give it shot!
I tried looking for it in Unity 6, couldn’t find it so completely gave up on it.
Its shame because a lot of web assets like icons are available as svg
Its shame because a lot of web assets like icons are available as svg
November 19, 2024 at 11:03 AM
I tried looking for it in Unity 6, couldn’t find it so completely gave up on it.
Its shame because a lot of web assets like icons are available as svg
Its shame because a lot of web assets like icons are available as svg
It’s kinda weird but like if the DLC was big enough I could see it. Unfortunately that’s really not the case for DLCs
November 19, 2024 at 10:34 AM
It’s kinda weird but like if the DLC was big enough I could see it. Unfortunately that’s really not the case for DLCs
Nah that’s sound of nintendos lawyers when you remotely make anything resembling Pokémon.
November 15, 2024 at 10:47 AM
Nah that’s sound of nintendos lawyers when you remotely make anything resembling Pokémon.
Personally I’d recommend switching over to typescript and setting up typescript-eslint
The rule no-misused-promises would prevent you from passing an asynchronous function to forEach
JavaScript is just a foot gun, it becomes worse the bigger your codebase is
The rule no-misused-promises would prevent you from passing an asynchronous function to forEach
JavaScript is just a foot gun, it becomes worse the bigger your codebase is
November 15, 2024 at 10:32 AM
Personally I’d recommend switching over to typescript and setting up typescript-eslint
The rule no-misused-promises would prevent you from passing an asynchronous function to forEach
JavaScript is just a foot gun, it becomes worse the bigger your codebase is
The rule no-misused-promises would prevent you from passing an asynchronous function to forEach
JavaScript is just a foot gun, it becomes worse the bigger your codebase is