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I also made some more graphs (the charts are off because there isn't enough data, it will even itself out)

Inktober Day 14: Armor
First thing I could think of was Minecraft copper armor (even though it probably won't be a thing 😜)

my first data science project formatting and storing data in GCP for all the chicago "L" stops, and playing with their live train api which might make a cool app.

Incorporating a new workflow into a shitty codebase... Day 1

#Inktober Day 4: Radio

Must be lonely being a fake tree.

A save and load programs (text and images) on a discord bot.

#Inktober Day 2: Wisp

This was a really fun one! Really happy with how it turned out!

it took a little over 3 years but my name is now officially melody! ✨

My very nice amazing profile command I just made with some helpp

This was the first time in literally a year (not hyperbole) that I have actually sat down and drawn something! I'm starting the #inktober2020 challenge, so wish me luck 😄. I hope by the end of this I will actually start drawing consistently!

#inktober Day 1: Fish

I made a raspberry pi mini terminal thing in CAD

<@689590016862847064> told me she wants more pictures for my blog so here I am adding pictures

Day 3: built a public interface https://goblin.executebig.org

not a software project but I built this today

Day 2: OAuth login + client-side log display! This is working out better than expected! =D

So i'm making a poll bot for telegram that lets users enter custom votes, and I got it working, but the poll i made to test it was explicit, so i went to go make a new poll and of course it broke

Is it golf, or is it pinball? I don't know

We're making a d&d random generator, a bit barren right now but the data is being worked on

I just spent hours overscoping my project and creating a floodfill algorithm that deals with anti-aliasing to create a cleaner fill boundary:

I figured out how to abuse transparency to increase the versatility of our tile set without adding any new tile textures.

It used to be that water and sand couldn't be close to each other. Now look at them.

I found a bug where pressing multiple keys on the same frame give pistons power multipliers. I then made this level that forces you to abuse that bug.

I added text to appear when you get a combo:

Video I've been working on for my game, it's not done yet though

I managed to get shadows to use image filters to easily make shadows for the moving stuff, but it really makes performance suffer. Because things rotate, it's not just a matter of slapping a textured shadow on there.

Here's an update on my hardware side of the project. On the blue selected portion, is the actual lock which will go on the packages locker where a delivery person can drop it off so that the customer can pick it up later. It can be battery powered.

The red portion is the Wifi capable module which allows the lock to be open/closed via a website or app over the internet. It can be installed near an outlet for unlimited power, separate from the lock component.

I think I got it. (I didn't bother making the tiles fit perfectly with each other, just guessed, the one of my other team mates will make them look clean)

this login check is going to end up driving me mad. this is the 3RD TIME I've had to do a large debugging on this awful code. 😑

Dynamic aspect ratios are going to be the death of me

Finally got rendering working for planck (a JS Box2D rewrite)

To be clear, the car code is just the planck car example, but all the rendering is done using my own code.

We FINALLY got the user data program working!

There's a place in tech for everyone.

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