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  1. @patriksvensson.seBluesky

    I wanted to see if I could build something “real” with Mew, my own programming language, so I wrote a snake game with Sokol (by @flohofwoe.bsky.social) and SDL3. It just graduated from “completely useless” to “fun toy language”. Even the build system is written in Mew. github.com/patriksvenss...

    Same subjectGaming
  2. @tomuxs.bsky.socialBluesky

    Day 9 of #devtober, worked a bit more on the law system. Laws (logical statements) can now be evaluated to see if they are satisfied. Upcoming next are contradicting laws that overpower each other. I also practiced my Eainglich. The game can now generate sentences with correct verb tenses etc.

    Same subjectGaming
  3. @millie.fingered.meBluesky

    linguistic glissade unfolding syllabary, an open book, mouth agape mother-tongue-tied gargouillade — interrupted fickle-wind-torn sybarite, in ragged field, blossom draped word stems crumple in plié

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