eidolon @shaderphantom@awoo.space

this is now day 4 of just trying to put some cubes in a vertex buffer in JME3 and it not working

houston's bout to get flooded again so y'all should probably gas up before gas prices explode

Vertically infinite Minecraft world about climbing a tower

Hey let's make a Minecraft clone

Fast cars, danger, fire and knives?

I'm kind of awestruck at how terrible the Gears of War Ultimate Edition port is on the Windows Store? This was marketed as the first d3d12 capable game? What an embarrassment.

I don't really understand how the PC Game Pass thing is sustainable at all at $5/month, but I do understand that it's gonna take a fat chomp out of the PC game market if it catches on

sorry, not build.

link.

oh my god. it takes almost a full gigabyte of memory to build this simple voxel amethyst demo.

this is not sustainable.

i'm going to regulate twitch emotes

unknown serde field attribute 'flatten'

it's also increasingly feeling like the Node style approach to dependencies is creating untenable dependency trees (surprising nobody) that balloon compile times and maintenance cost to ridiculous scale.

my oldest rust project is over 4 years old and the compiler breaks it every few months. if I were to compile it today, it would still take around 6 minutes to compile everything, if I miraculously got all the dependency versions lined up to compile under the current compiler.

this is a deeply frustrating aspect of working with Rust and it makes me scared of writing anything long term in it anymore. you really do just have to pin specific versions of the compiler to keep the lights on.

the stability story with rust is just, not working with the way the current library ecosystem works. you can barely compile current crates with the current compiler, let alone crates from a few months ago, and sure as hell you won't be compiling anything you haven't maintained in the last year.