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i'm chilling. working on my projects. just created an account here because town is down

i see your title says game dev, are you working on a game right now?

yeah. i'm working on https://github.com/terra2o/Tavern i'm adding religion and relationship between kingdoms.

this looks awesome! when i have time later i'll check it out more thoroughly, but:

> Cats!

all i need :D

haha yess i added cats because someone said "add drunk cats" to one of my posts on reddit (it was a dwarf fortress reference) and i like DF a lot, so i added it :P and yes they CAN be drunk.

hi i tried to loge into tilde town but the penguin colonel is ded again, i really liked the error ascii art :D



i found this fANTastic article, Swapping spit helps ants share metabolic labour

Socially exchanged fluids, like seminal fluid and milk, allow individuals to molecularly influence conspecifics. Many social insects have a social circulatory system, where food and endogenously produced molecules are transferred mouth-to-mouth (stomodeal trophallaxis), connecting all the individuals in the society.

https://elifesciences.org/articles/74005



rn im eating carbon hydrates :D

i wonder if i should program go lan tonight, i want to parse html. i really like gophers. i think go lang is a cool programming lang. BUT the standard library docs sometime link to source code in the go-ogle open source repos, and for some reason they think im a bot (i think) maybe due to firefox & linux >:(

BUT the standard library docs sometime link to source code in the go-ogle open source repos, and for some reason they think im a bot (i think) maybe due to firefox & linux >:(

Check out https://pkg.go.dev/golang.org/x/pkgsite/cmd/pkgsite

Just `go install` it, then run it in the same directory as your go.mod. It'll run a little server on localhost:8080 that hosts the documentation for the standard library, any local code in your project, and any dependencies in go.mod. There actually used to be a version of this bundled in the go tool way back when. But I pretty much always use the local docs like this since they will for sure be for the specific versions my project is using.

town work now :)

but it's always okay to be a sicko...

Check out https://pkg.go.dev/golang.org/x/pkgsite/cmd/pkgsite

~badtuple: this is cool, thank!