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We've been working hardcore on this in the recent six months, and it's time to release it to the world! 12 years ago I launched D2Moddin, the first Dota2 client/server custom game modes platform. Today I'm proud to do it again with my favorite new Valve game - Deadlock! Join us!
Finally able to unveil a Deadlock project I've been cooking with @paralinq
Custom games in Deadlock: play, host, build mods, and more. Links in reply. Try it and let us know what you think!
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Okay first time posting CURSED ARENA mod for Deadlock which you can also play on hyperline. Super fun deathmatch mod with loads of different modes to pick.
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Alright one of our users Jackalacken made a Deadlock Movement 101 Playlist - let's check it out!
Dev blog no.2 :D
We support building Deadlock custom games in Lua, TypeScript, Python, and Go, targeting a safe, sandboxed WebAssembly runtime. github.com/paralin/modlock#t…
Christian Stewart retweeted
Deadlock movement pros I need your help! Short demo here of a movement mod I built called "Freestyle"
Christian Stewart retweeted
We support building Deadlock custom games in Lua, TypeScript, Python, and Go, targeting a safe, sandboxed WebAssembly runtime. github.com/paralin/modlock#t…
Christian Stewart retweeted
Finally able to unveil a Deadlock project I've been cooking with @paralinq
Custom games in Deadlock: play, host, build mods, and more. Links in reply. Try it and let us know what you think!
LLMs are like Bruce Lee's version of "Be like water" - they will flow to fit any shape or constraints that you put on them. But, uncontrolled water is chaotic and goes everywhere. Linters, style guides, software engineering skills, and your own preferences should shape it!
I'm working on a lot of enhancements to the prime-agent harness to improve token efficiency and I'm sending PRs upstream, with a few big ideas rolling out now to drastically increase efficiency. But until those land, you can use it today at my fork: github.com/paralin/prime-age…
Christian Stewart retweeted
The weak AI code gen we had until late last year was most useful to low-skill programmers -- it was raising the floor. It was essentially useless to high-skill programmers -- you could move faster and ship better code without.
This has been completely flipped: the strong AI code gen we have now is *most* useful to high-skill programmers, while low-skill programmers are vastly underutilizing it or sometimes drowning in it. It went from a crutch to a power tool.
Richard Feynman lecture: "The difference between Dick Feynman and other people is that he is more logical and has a greater imagination. Most people who are logical are not very imaginative. As the great Russian physicist Frankel said, "knowledge progresses by illogical steps".
Saying something to someone is a request for them to parse what you said and expend mental energy trying to understand it. That's why it's better to chose the few most important things you want to communicate instead of brain-dumping your entire line of thinking.