Found it weirdly not hateable, despite there not really being anything to like?
Creature is boring and plot is both barely existent and very hard to follow, not helped by almost the entirety of the dialogue being completely drowned out by completely unfitting stock acoustic guitar that plays throughout the entire film. Literally. It never stops.
Excited to explore this director's filmography further.
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RDE is already quite big project with a few subprojects and it's hard to track feature requests, reports, milestones, their dependencies and to collocate and organize them properly and share publicly.
That's why for last few weeks I was looking at different project management/bug tracking solutions.
From what I found so far it seems that Bugzilla is the best option at the moment.
@abcdw whoops, sorry, I missed the other reply. Yep, I do think the project management capabilities of Forgejo won't be anywhere near as sophisticated as Bugzilla.
I think there's definitely a gap out there for a forge software that's friendly both to hackers and users familiar with the GitHub model without trying to reimplement GitHub.
@kirschwipfel do you have any recommendations? I picked Cloudflare out of a need to move away from Codeberg Pages, it was far too unstable and the website was down fairly frequently.
It seems like most cloud hosting providers are going to be unappealing for different reasons.
@kirschwipfel I suppose my main concern is bandwidth costs, but I may not have enough for it to matter. I will take a look at some options and see what else out there may work for me.
it occurs to me that adding features to a garbage collector is an excellent way to jia tan a software project. never enough gc features, all the nice ones are really gnarly to review, bugs are very subtle and cross-cutting / high-power
@pikuma I learned this year that creating a course is hard work! This one must have been especially challenging due to the subject matter. I'm keeping it on my list of things to try when I have hobby time!
finally properly clicked for me what "lambdas capture their environment" means, as in "you can define things in-scope before the lambda is defined, and then those things will be captured in the lambda even after they've gone out of scope"
every example I tried to look at previously just ended up being like verbose syntax vomit
practical gdscript example:
var x := 1
node.example_signal.connect(func(): print(x + 1))
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