Croquette @ Croquette @sh.itjust.works

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Flat fee for realtors instead of a percentage also wouldn't hurt.

Then it can be said about any mechanic, isn't it? In Soulslike, parry is part of the core mechanics.

When Balatro exploded, a ton of copy cats tried to get in on the action. It happens all the time. Why is parrying any different?

OP's point is that parry in itself doesn't need much more around it to feel rewarding.

The guy I replied to said that this is a crutch. I asked if that applied to bullet hell dodging because dodging in bullet hell is a core gameplay element and you'll be hard pressed to find people calling that mechanic a crutch. But you'll find shitty bullet hell with a terrible implementation of the mechanic.

The mechanic itself isn't a crutch and has been used successfully numerous times and I fail how to see how the mechanic in itself is crutch, and not the bad implementation by some devs.

Show me a great game mechanic and I can find you terrible implementation of that game mechanic.

Would you say the same thing about dodging in bullet hells?

What OP said is right. Parrying is an easy mechanic to give dopamine, just like dodging lots of things in bullet hells.

At one point, the choice for defensive mechanism aren't infinite. We usually see armor, dodge and parry/block.

Parrying is clearly popular by looking at smash successes from FromSoftware where this is a key mechanic in the games.

People usually complain about parrying when it isn't clear when to parry, or parrying is inconsistent. It feels cheap. The mechanic itself isn't the issue, but how it is implemented.

I totally agree with you then.

It is already just another work. Electronics and software development has never that accessible before.

Grandma can pick up an Arduino, a few components and create a fully automated garden if she so choose, without having prior experience.

Engineers are people like everyone else and some people have no qualms fucking over other people for money.

I wish my clients would understand that, and my code is a lot simpler than a video game.

I do that, but I add a bit of maple syrup as well. I like my vinaigrettes more acidic, so I usually put more vinegar than oil.

If it catches on, these seats will be the base price and seated places will become premium. It will impact everyone that travels by plane.

Can you tag with Jerboa? Which client are you using?

Bernie has put his money where his mouth is for decades and decades.

This is why people give him a pass

Moving is expensive. If you barely scrape by, this id not an option for the vast majority of these people.

LLM don't know that they are wrong. It just mimics how we talk, but there is no conscious choice behind the words used.

It just tries to predict which word to use next, trained on a ungodly amount of data.

Makes sense, I didn't think about the position of Place Versailles next to the highway and the industrial/commercial neighborhood right next to it up north.

Then it feels like straight NIMBYism.

Was there a study made on the light impact on the surronding neighborhood?

If some people are losing the sunlight for all the day because of a 25 story building, that is a valid objection.

Otherwise, that is a great project that will give some life back to that neighborhood.

Let's be real. A company comes in and offer you a life changing, fuck you money that covers the rest of your life.

Very few people can resist that, me included.

I always use stdint.h so that my types are compatible across any mcu. And it makes the data type easily known instead of guessing an i t size

In embedded, if you are to the point that you need to optimize the bools to reduce the footprint, you fucked up sizing your mcu.

Yes, but since he is working on the product itself, it's heavily biased.

He can use the app without leaving a review.