looks sweet. gonna look into this.

Today is the start of Langjam Gamejam, a 7-day hackathon to build a programming language and then make a game using it. I'm ideating on what I'll build.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46097671

I'm running a jam that starts Sunday called Langjam Gamejam that might interest you then. You have to make your own language and then use that to make a game. We have >120 people signed up and I'm expecting quite a few of the submissions to be similar to Chip8 or PICO8.

Discussion about it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46097671

I loved that tutorial! It got me started down this path.

This seems like a very negative (and wrong?) perspective. Why do you think you’ll earn the same in 5 years? Do you think you’ve learned everything you can about software and business? Companies aren’t hiring you just to complete a specific task that they have right now.

I’m going to blog about whatever I end up building. I hope some of you will join me :)

I recently made a toy type checker for Python and had a lot of fun.

https://austinhenley.com/blog/babytypechecker.html

What are some great technical blogs that I should consider following? Many of my favorites have quit.

If I’m willing to go through the hassle of buying something, then I’m willing to pay more than $1.

Agreed. If the application is actually useful -- even if only slightly -- I strongly suspect I wouldn't think anything of paying $5.

This is why I am building a better AI for my inbox.