@rowan.fyi I'm getting the attached error on nimbye.
to become a paleontologist, read Heidegger and stay out of the sunlight

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Apprentice sage, digital magician, analog musician. My adjectives are pedantic/romantic. He/him. Toronto.
to become a paleontologist, read Heidegger and stay out of the sunlight
Holy shit.
Confirmed working.
That feels correct!
@rowan.fyi I'm getting the attached error on nimbye.
"just talk to another human" as you go on threads and let the threads algo feed you rage bait and then putting that onto bluesky to let the bluesky algo feed other people rage bait. lmao.
You preserve the streamlined Easy, Medium, Hard paradigm. As you cycle through them, the graph updates showing you how the graph works. "Customize" difficulty just gives you more knobs to fiddle. Developer gets to suggest paths through their game while facilitating customization and accessibility.
My ideal scenario is a four-axis graph: Dexterity Repetition Completion Time With Easy, Medium and Hard being presets of those four.
Don't confuse validity and soundness, kids.
The negative externalities of gambling addiction don't affect me so it's a good thing, actually.
tech bro is short for technically broken
I'm honestly aghast. It's such a fundamentally weird idea. I'm struggling to think of something else that is similarly so almost-intimate. I don't even want to necessarily have breakfast with everyone I already know!
In chronological order.
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Only around 40% of rush hour traffic at Bloor and Shaw in Toronto is made up of cars. Before the bike lanes on Bloor, over 80% of traffic was cars. Now more commuters pass through the intersection, although raw number of cars has decreased. If you build it, they will come.
I'll be taking some time to familiarize myself with the codebase so I'll let you keep going, but kudos on the work and congrats on publishing it.
The specific feature I'd be looking for (or to implement) is being able to cycle through chord voicings in the tooltip.
What if Ultimate-Guitar but on atproto?
I'm playing around with a little idea, it's fun, come join!