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There’s a book called The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron. One of the main tasks is writing three pages every morning, called The Morning Pages. I personally find the first two pages quite quick and easy, but it’s that third page where the interesting stuff comes out.

I’m nine weeks into the twelve week program and it has taken me on an incredible journey of self discovery. Memories from childhood, dreams and hopes for the future. All of them uncovered to explore.

There’s something beautiful about writing with a fountain pen and paper. Setting aside time every day to dive deep and see what comes out.

Game dev communities are great places in the internet. Thanks for creating this!

The music gave me a nostalgic hit and I never played the game! The developers were clearly inspired by Sonic which was released three years earlier for the Mega Drive in 1991.

No one likes a show off. The website does the job and does it well. It got me exploring and clicking to find out more.

It takes tremendous skill in a number of areas to produce a video game. I do wonder if with AI generated games we’ll see more of this type of work or less!

It is important to teach students about these great Indian mathematicians. I’d never heard of them and feel like I’m missing a big piece of history, mainly due to British imperialism and subjugation.

As a hayfever suffer I have often been offered anti-histamines, but have shied away from using them for fear of the long term detrimental effects.

Wondering if this means regular streams can use music. There’s a lot of artists and game devs that would benefit from background music.

When I took photos of the northern lights on my Sony RX1 the colours became much stronger. I assumed all digital cameras captured the colours better than our eyes.

Reddit straight up blocks me accessing the link even with the app installed. Ultra fence in place!

Charles Stross’s Accelerando comes to mind.