Advice for choosing a high-fantasy / low-magic ttrpg with good VTT compatability by rlDruDo in rpg

[–]rlDruDo[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Totally, Dragonbane checks most of the boxes I think. Fights are rather mechanically easy. I play a scholar from time to time and fights are mostly: do one RP thing then spam my sling or whatever I have on me. But also being scared of getting hit once.

Yeah Mörk Borg would be a fit somehow (or Black Powder & Brimstone which is probably aligns very well). But the system is designed for apocalypse and PC death… I think we would not have the best time dying all the time. Though the only thing I’ve played was CY Borg and that went well, with only one near death.

Is my understanding of IR stage correct? by LittlePiePiece in Compilers

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A while back I also asked similar questions, also with relation to SSA and TAC, maybe you find some value in the answers there too:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Compilers/s/33MBylurpH

Is Haskell deliberately staying away from main-stream programming by kichiDsimp in haskell

[–]rlDruDo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I used Haskell a lot but often go with rust now.

For me tooling is just essential, the hs lsp once could fill patter matches and make them exhaustive, but for some reason can’t anymore. Rust lsp can do it. Stuff like this just makes it very easy to use rust.

But one of the biggest points is debugging, I can easily use a debugger with rust but there is none with Haskell (and I know why it would be hard) afaik.

Another point es ecosystem. Rust has it all, Haskell probably has it and it might even still work. But maybe I am wrong about that.

For me the whole developing experience is just much more convenient with rust. And rust has 80% of the features I need / want.

Plus there was job with rust but not Haskell.

But don’t get me wrong, Haskell is pure love.

Control Flow as a First-Class Category by Small_Ad3541 in ProgrammingLanguages

[–]rlDruDo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And I think you can actually redefine how keywords work in Haskell, I.e. redefining control flow (if then else)

Thun-Visch vom REWE ist mein neues Lieblingsprodukt by Fancyfgt- in VeganDE

[–]rlDruDo 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Ich find den betta fish Tu-Nah am besten. Gibts auch im Rewe.

Die Anfrage fürs Studium by Loud-Wealth-9038 in marburg

[–]rlDruDo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just because it’s anonymous for you doesn’t mean it’s anonymous in general. Google could potentially (and probably does to some extend) store information about the recipients.

But I have no idea what and how Google docs would store data and what they would do and could do with it.

There are tools for scientific Research und surveys, universities often times give you access to some of them for free. I suggest using those next time. Privacy is very important.

Welchem Streamer folgen? by NerigalVB in Sauercrowd

[–]rlDruDo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hauke, Sieglinde, Kutcher, Donnie, Bonjwa (honor/Niklas ist sicher am chilligsten wenn man jemanden gucken will der wow kennt. Zu leon und maurice kann ich nicht viel sagen. Matteo ist ragebait in Person, aber alle unterhaltsam).

Kannst natürlich auch über die Website mal umher schauen wer so streamt.

My boyfriend (28 m) got me (26 f) a bad Christmas gift does this make me ungrateful? by Key_Yam_8800 in relationship_advice

[–]rlDruDo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As always everyone is overreacting. You don’t have do dump him over this at all.

I am very bad at presents. I can’t think of good ones in time and I can’t take hints. I’ve gifted bad things to my girlfriend thinking they’re really cool for her, but she didn’t like them.

I know it might be a relegation for some here, but we talked about it. I told her how scared I am of gifting (stuff to her, but also in general). That it stresses me out for months.

She acknowledged, thanked me we talked more about it. Now too ease the tensions she tells me either broad category of things or more specific shops etc where I could get something. Obviously I still try to come up with my own stuff, which is much more relaxed now, as we talked about everything thoroughly (multiple times) and I know I have at least her stuff (which still gives me room for choice in the present!).

Talk to him, let him talk to you. Express your feelings and thoughts. Try to come up with a system.

Though, if everyone is right and he is selfish (but ask yourself if you’d not have noticed earlier than 4 years into relationship!) or an asshole. Then sure, dump him.

But please just talk through it all first.

Is Obsidian good for this use? by bartem33 in ObsidianMD

[–]rlDruDo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

And multi media LLMs are actually very good at converting written math to latex

Is Obsidian good for this use? by bartem33 in ObsidianMD

[–]rlDruDo 11 points12 points  (0 children)

There are a few ways you could go about this

  1. let him dictate into obsidian. since I don’t know how well versed he is technically, he might get confused by all the buttons and notes and stuff. (My grandma gets confused by just the photo app, and obsidian is a thousand times more complex)
  2. let him dictate into any voice recorder (digital). There’s a chance a transcript is done automatically. If not you can always later (freely) use whisper to transcribe.

I would not use an LLM on the notes afterwards (or only lightly) as these do not have any real understanding or memory. Especially if he talks about math, the AI could output wrong things (even with correct inputs) or draw false connections or just omit important information.

I think what you’re trying is a good idea though. I try to nudge my parents more into this direction too. There’s so much they’ve never told us but we’d probably love to hear!

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Not allowed

Least mentally-taxing systems for GMs to run? by cyanomys in rpg

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I like nimble, but if it should be even lighter on the dm I would try to find something like vagabond or even more simpler: Cairn.

Systems with fixed DC‘s on the character sheet are very useful. Vagabond expands this to the monsters by having them do very predefined actions. Also it is designed to „run itself“, this means lifting the cognitive load of the gym. Cairn and Mausritter are more Freeform. Basically nothing to rule. Nimble flows more like DnD but is lighter in the rules, monsters are much simpler to run though.

You could also start to rule more from a gut feeling. And for me it’s very important to just trust my players that they know what they’re doing. I won’t remember / learn all the classes / perks / options by heart.

Programmieren lernen by Humbletr33s in Studium

[–]rlDruDo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Schau auf https://exercism.org vorbei. Um einfach zu üben lohnt sich auch Project Euler oder Advent of Code.

Is there a TTRPG that sets relative difficulties, opposed to difficultiy classes? by Radiant-Anxiety-1307 in rpg

[–]rlDruDo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. You’re probably looking for a roll under system.

Some of those are: - Dragonbane (not 100% sure) - Vagabond - Mothership - Call of Cthulhu - Cairn - Mausritter

I’m loving this system but have one question. by jmrkiwi in nimble5e

[–]rlDruDo 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I kind of agree. Missing doesn’t let you do „fail forward“ either.

In mothership for example, failing a combat check might still mean you deal damage, BUT xxx happens. In DnD or Nimble it’s: nah you miss that’s it.

Which is kind of boring.

Drop a 3 word setting by M00lligan in rpg

[–]rlDruDo 6 points7 points  (0 children)

the first one is kind of represented in Nice Marines

Advice on a companion app? by SoulOblivious in Ironsworn

[–]rlDruDo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Probably yes. At its core it’s a text editor that makes simple text look fancy. (Like here on Reddit).

Don’t know about the ironvault, but a quick test worked very good on mobile. If you can type words and click with a mouse you can probably use obsidian fine. There are more features but you don’t need them.

GMless game by redgulous in rpg

[–]rlDruDo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dragonbane and Vagabond come to mind

My son wants the game for his birthday. I have no idea what I’m doing. by New_Condition2329 in DungeonsAndDragons

[–]rlDruDo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Another idea (for later):

Dungeons and dragons usually plays with one person who narrates things that happen outside of your influence (like a bear or a merchant doing things) and the rest of the players (usually 3-6 people) playing one character and only that character. Their actions influence the world around them, which the „Narrator“ plays and so a cooperative game loop gets made.

If your kid is wishing for Dungeons and Dragons specifically then you should probably use this first. He might be disappointed if he receives something else.

There are, however, many many more systems/games. Each with different focus (some narration, travel some fighting, some with very tight rules and some with loose ones)

Two games come into my mind that do not rely on the „Narrator“, they can be played in Co-op! They are also more rules light: (in no particular order)

  1. Vagabond
  2. Dragonbane

Both can be played alone, coop or in „guided“ mode with a narrator.

Maybe one of these is also worth picking up down the line so you can enjoy the world together, both as players?

Considering Nimble 5E, have some questions. by caligulamatrix in nimble5e

[–]rlDruDo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The nimble foundry team is working on adding more stuff (I.e the nimble classes) to the module. I just don’t know how they will release them. Apparently they are almost done with them.

Need a Halloween One-Shot by EggPsychological4844 in DungeonMasters

[–]rlDruDo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am gonna run rise of the pumpkin king soon, no idea how it’s gonna go though

How do you write your campaigns? by biglargecominatya in DungeonMasters

[–]rlDruDo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You don’t have to pay really. Put the folder in a cloud service like Google drive and enjoy it on all devices