Think about why you’re wanting to do this. Is there a material benefit you’ll get from splitting your codebase like so? Enough to overcome the fact that you’ve split your codebase into two very different languages?

When you’re going between languages like this, you either need some kind of communication protocol (e.g. JRPC, TCP, or maybe something home cooked) or you need a stable ABI to allow the programs to talk to each other directly.

My point is, you probably don’t want to do what you’re trying to do. Unless you have a really good reason, pick one language and stick with it.

Curious, how is SpaceX being wasteful? Aren’t they operating significantly more efficiently than NASA has in the last like half century? Even if you’re counting material waste, they’re hardly the worst offenders; have you seen the plastics industry? Let alone consumer packaging

Indeed. The only time I’ve found ChatGPT useful is as a backboard for debugging obscure build and linker errors

I had a linker error in Rust for the first time today and I started crying til I saw someone say to just delete the build cache lol

Win+X > U > U

Shuts down your machine with no mouse required, use U > R if you wanna restart

It might be worth giving Helldivers 2 a try, it may not end up being his thing but it has a good few milsim elements

Funnily enough, math is also not science

I never knew I needed Boston Dynamics to build a skinwalker, but they knew

…by the same artist. Both are by Shannon Wheeler

My suggestion? Pirate it. Play the full game and see if it’s worth your 30 bucks. If it is (and I believe it will be), then buy it on your platform of choice. If not, nothing lost.

Pretentiousness? Or developers charging a fair price for over a decade of development work, the quality of which makes Bethesda and Ubisoft seethe with rage?

Honestly I just open up a new project and start fucking around until I figure out syntax, language features, and how files relate to each other

I think it sounds like an excellent “deep dive” project, but don’t get your hopes up that a million people will use it. Ultimately I believe this will be a test of your statistics and math skills more than anything,

I think you could probably reasonably complete the application itself in 1-3 months, but I have no idea how long it would take to complete the matching/recommendation algorithm.

Web 3.1 Gen 1

Blocking this guy. His articles are subpar from a writing standpoint and uninteresting from a technical standpoint. Someone please let me know if his content’s qualify improves.

I need schedule interrupts for this hype train

If it’s available for you you could always stream instead. A lot of people will stream Factorio live, then assemble a narrated video for YouTube from the VODs.

Hey, not to discourage you at all, but from what I can tell most viewers are a bit bored by watching episodic Factorio videos. I would recommend creating longer-form videos that encompass your entire challenge rather than an entire series of it. It’s a lot less video output for the effort you put in, but you have the advantage of being able to narrate the entire challenge as a story. If you want some good examples of this, check out Dosh Doshington’s content. He doesn’t post too often, but when he does it always does well.

Look if you can trade a little over a hundred isolinear processing chips for a goddamn space cannon it’s gotta be worth it

You’re using old GitHub projects, new projects are much better and well integrated