I believe science. But that doesn’t stop me from not listening to it

Oh really?

Then let’s accelerate climate change. I won’t let those green fuckers win

Good and bad use-cases for floats

Floats can be used everywhere where it doesn’t matter that you can’t store a 100% accurate base ten representations. For example positions and speeds in 3D games and animations, “analog” values like temperatures, speed of a vehicle, geo positions with longitude and latitude, a persons weight or heart pressure. In fact if you develop games there is no way around 32 bit floats because GPUs are f32 number crunching beasts. Modern 3D games wouldn’t be possible without all those fast f32 calculations.

You shouldn’t use binary floats if you need or expect accurate base ten calculations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, - note that divisions also introduce errors quickly in decimal types) and for dimensions that have a smallest unit that can’t be broken down, for example like money. If you need to handle money just store the amount of cents as integers and only divide by 100 in your display function.

This is exactly my point. Don’t use floats when you need to get accurate stuff, but use it when you need a “feel” for it

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Change the ❌ for a ♻️. It almost looks like a "what Paris did wrong " section

According to a similar post on Reddit:

• A giant mother pentapod,
• the crater of the first pentapod
• Gleba a giant space fruit and it was where the stem was attached
• The Anus™

Corporate antivirus is so great that it restricts windows update while not connected to the main network by ethernet.

Some of us are there once a month.

Last windows update broke it, and now nobody can update.

It also bring 5 seconds of load time to any website

Damn the first one stumped me. It is penny-wise, but it’s not it

No no. He definitely deserves it. Who wouldn’t want that little goblin?

Copilot: written with copilot

NGL I like that aesthetic. Not something to live in of course, nor want to see it irl, but it’s pleasing to see

Nah, nukes clean them up easily. You just need to aim for the head. The head only has 60% resistance to nukes. Add a bit of explosive damage (you’re gonna need it for gleba anyways) and big bois do get squashed easily.

I’d suggest to get a one time load of 200 uranium, manufacture the rockets on site. Then when ready, go seek your wormy friend and stay directly in front of it’s face, and hold space.

If you struggle to aim, or you can’t do quick getaways without your mech armour online, get a spidertron on the surface, then use it for rapid fire nukes at it. Heck, you can even do it remotely if you’re courageous.

What hats? I can’t see them

Uhh 21?

My bad! Said open source instead of forkable + viewable. Derp is me

This needs to be voiced in a supervillain voice

I’m going to burst your bubble but GitHub doesn’t allow non open source licenses on public repositories.

Just ask winamp lol

Edit: not open source, but at least forkable and viewable

I feel like it’s more analogous to enum pattern. Your belt is just a array, and your items are enums that may be part of that enum

So to go back to gleba, nutrient belts are just Vec<Result<Nutriment, Spoilage>>

I was actually making my own legendary grinder! But it has some of the problems I personally think is a deal breaker

• No easy replacement for the assembler. You need to move everything if you want to put an electromagnetic lab
• not modular. Low quality assembly often get clogged while high quality is waiting for stuff, so you need to be able to add more low quality assemblies than high quality.
• No easy way to set the buffer. 4 stacks is way too generous, and you way want to lower the buffer for low qualities