Sorry if I got the contest name wrong, I haven’t actually opened it yet.
It came to my attention Haskell was currently best-in-class to rank in contests (stats by @joelthelion, thanks!)
I’ll be thoroughly and consistently ruining that after dinner, say around 22:00 CET.
I’m not doing the dual YT/twitch thingy too soon again, it’s going to be twitch only unless this post gathers public outcry.
Ok, that was not the way I thought it would be ruined.
Twitch raw part 1 / Twitch raw part 2 / Edited YouTube
I’ve submitted the current code from a box with a valid network connection, and I’ll take it over tomorrow (I forgot to click send, haha) today (had a bad night, need to recover a bit) tomorrow, with yet another setup.
Read the YouTube description for a session summary.
See you tonight tomorrow!
I’m recompiling OBS; I found out why I couldn’t find my previous code repo; I got rid of the cat.
There’s really nothing preventing me from starting Real Soon Now, is there?
See you around, you know the URI. Pseudo-official “hurry-up” chan in the meantime is #Fr. Welcome to a jolly mess.
Wood-1 it is.
All due gratitude to the stream watchers, none of which deemed appropriate to alert my BFS was missing some step.
Catch up on raw twitch / trimmed YouTube.
I’ll be having a “from Bronze to Bronze” moment shortly, cleaning up code, factoring, and investigating statement corner cases.
Trimmed and uploaded the final two installments.
Discovery in crazy bad streaming conditions: raw twitch raw part 1/2 / raw twitch 2/2 / edited YouTube
Wood2 to Wood1: raw twitch / trimmed YouTube
Wood1 to Bronze: raw twitch / trimmed YouTube
Bronze to Bronze (massive cleanup, overhaul and robustification):
Bronze to Silver: raw twitch / YouTube (this one didn’t need editing)
It ended up around the lower third of Silver league.
Complete YouTube playlist
The YouTube videos tend to have a much better summary than the twitch ones. And if I’m not mistaken, the twitch ones are going to expire eventually anyway, so YouTube should really be your go-to site for catching up.
I think that’s going to be it for the “total streaming” approach to the contest I’ve been sticking with until now.
I do love sharing, but it is making my hacking much slower than I’d need it to move forward. I guess the summary is I can definitely not talk as fast as I can type it. Especially in the CG-constrained viewport of Haskell project handling.
I’m still open to any questions you may have on any relevant subject (the code, the approach, the bugs, the language, something else), be it here or on the chat.
I may come back and stream specific points of upgrades I’ll come to perform later on, but don’t expect to have seen the entire process anymore.
That was JBM, signing out diving in.
