Frankly, in the modern day, basically all of the solutions are good until you're talking about very strict performance requirements.

I don't know enough about Open Swift UI to answer. Are they gone? With Skip Tools, anything is possible, probably.

There's always rough edges, but I would say that shared core platform code can usually work pretty well and save time once you got through the overhead of setup.

Sick!

Thanks. Was scratching my own itch. Got frustrated with startup times for reasonably simple scripts in ruby and applescript. Rewrote some things in swift, but then got annoyed by the startup times of interpreted swift. I'm dogfooding my own tools, so I want both development and usage to be quick.

Thanks for sharing! :)

Lol my life is an autism simulator

Loved this, thanks!

Lol, I need to get better at shaders

Not sure it's just that.

If you look at a character system like Pokemon, Magic, Neptunia, Fate/Grand Order or Azur Lane there is a lot of consistency. Sometimes one person does all the work (Tsunako!) but other times they bring in different artists but give them enough direction that it hangs together. That's what I'm looking for in trading cards.

Second the typography could be better. Some of it the font choice (a harder problem than I wish it was) and some is with the spacing of things.

> Turns out there is an answer: the garter snakes sequester the tetrodotoxin, storing it in their livers. This makes them toxic to their own predators.

Second-order effects are so cool

Figured today was an appropriate day to repost! (GAAD)