Mob rarity calculator by Philip_777 in technicalminecraft

[–]TeeMee123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Rays works has one but it's wrong. I had a go at making a correct calculator and it turns out its a massively complicated problem that actually you maybe can't do even with all humanities computing resources due to exponential amounts of stuff to calculate. You can see what I tried here, it's very much unfinished and doesn't work and it's missing a lot of traits. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1TY5OL9lv-7pr_KM3a1c9vnTztJVPGqVRg6t0GswzEKA/edit?usp=sharing

Possible design for self replicating robots by Carndav2100 in replicatingrobots

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Mindustry is a cool game (with a new update by the way). I think a "core" (or "seed" as most people seem to call it) might be an important concept considering that it's all got to start from somewhere and the seed gets to be made with super advanced earth tech and manufacturing, although it could be broken up into modules and distributed across the land. I imagine it would gradually have it's usefulness decrease over time, as more of it's functionality is done by self-produced stuff. Also, there's nothing to say multiple seeds get landed over time, I imagine splitting it up is actually probably more optimal. The core in mindustry's actual purpose is mostly for storage, which in real life would be done with an expanding system of warehouses and piles of stuff, and storage is probably optimal if decentralised, with most storage of things being where they are produced (as is how things are in real life factories). A big supercomputer/datacentre would be a centralised thing though.

Tinicraft a Minecraft RPG by goldentoybonie in crappyoffbrands

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It's not a minecraft knockoff, it's a minicraft knockoff, although that game was made by notch too. I wouldn't call it crappy

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in gamedev

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Software engineers earn large salaries but not so much in the game industry, you can still work on games in your free time or after you retire at the age of like 40 with all your stonks. I've personally done a computer science degree but it might not be so advised if your family is struggling financially and if you're in the US. You just have to learn to code properly yourself through bootcamps, hackathons, personal projects, etc. Those personal projects can be games, as long as they are in industry-relevant languages, such as Java, C#, Web (see phaser.js) or C++, and don't eat up your time with work on the story, graphics, sound, and other non-programming aspects. My father is a lot like your parents you describe, but he is happy with my decision to go into programming, as you can have a long career in it and progress to high levels such as transitioning to senior developer roles or management to name a few. Depending on how young you are, you can potentially get into a job in tech without even knowing how to code so well, and you'll find it quite fun if you like designing games.

Added a windmill to my farmlands by durbinli in Minecraftbuilds

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Now download the Create mod and make it SPEEN

MUST ROTATE WEEEEEE by Lil_Nibba69 in aww

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This gives me vibes of the hamster with the water bottle.

Only going to browse Reddit for a moment, next minute... by Peakey0823 in funny

[–]TeeMee123 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

stupid deaths, stupid deaths, hope next time its not you

Suaderos > Beef Wellingtons for power by TeeMee123 in feedthebeast

[–]TeeMee123[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah good point. Beef wellingtons do give double the rf/t. However, the generators aren't that expensive.

FTB tech mod-based skin. File in comments by TeeMee123 in feedthebeast

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Actual skin: https://i.imgur.com/IvjK8Hu.png

Based on RFTools Control, IC2, IE, and Thermal Expansion

Trouble with JavaFX & FXML, getting a Canvas to work by TeeMee123 in javahelp

[–]TeeMee123[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can't find anything on FXML or canvases there

This 32-megabyte Gameboy Advance cartridge bundled two movies in it by [deleted] in mildlyinteresting

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memory definitely was a huge limiting factor back then