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That's a really interesting blog post. Thanks for sharing!

Totally going to read his two papers. They sound great

I get way more use out of Doubly Connected Edge Lists (DCEL) than I ever thought I would when I first learned about them in school.

When I want to render simple stuff to the screen, built-in functions like 'circle' or 'line' work. But for any shapes more complicated than that, I often find that it's useful to work with the data in DCEL form.

Lots of folks talking about the diagram. And for good reason. It's a good diagram full of good games.

But I want to draw folks attention to the linked article. It's well written and I enjoyed it.

Woof! This would have normally been a "buy it blind and play it all day" situation for me. But I'm going to hold off and wait for some more reviews. I want to be careful to put my money towards games that I'll actually enjoy.

Thanks. That was a fun read.

That's lovely. Thank you

Thanks for mentioning Bruno! It looks awesome. I haven't tried it out, but I'm going to give it a shot today.

Damn, you're totally right. The writing was excellent. It feels like the game lit a fire in the author and they just needed to creatively and comprehensively destroy the game with words.

This was an excellent read. The professor clearly thought a lot about what they wanted their students to get out of investigating the limits of AI use. It seems like it was a well crafted experiment as well as being a well crafted learning experience. Thanks for sharing the link.

No note other than to say this is a fantastic rebuttal.

Yeah, seriously everyone should stop buying dishwasher pods. Just buy powdered dishwasher soap. A huge box is super cheap and nearly everyone's dishwasher was actually designed for the powdered stuff. These pods are a blight.