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  1. Diceminoes is now available to be wishlisted on Steam!
    Diceminoes is a Balatro inspired roguelike where you roll dice that help you build domino chains and achieve the ultimate high score

    #gamedev #rougelike #balatro #gaming #indiedev

  2. Diceminoes is now available to be wishlisted on Steam!
    Diceminoes is a Balatro inspired roguelike where you roll dice that help you build domino chains and achieve the ultimate high score

    #gamedev #rougelike #balatro #gaming #indiedev

  3. Diceminoes is now available to be wishlisted on Steam!
    Diceminoes is a Balatro inspired roguelike where you roll dice that help you build domino chains and achieve the ultimate high score

    #gamedev #rougelike #balatro #gaming #indiedev

  4. Diceminoes is now available to be wishlisted on Steam!
    Diceminoes is a Balatro inspired roguelike where you roll dice that help you build domino chains and achieve the ultimate high score

    #gamedev #rougelike #balatro #gaming #indiedev

  5. Diceminoes is now available to be wishlisted on Steam!
    Diceminoes is a Balatro inspired roguelike where you roll dice that help you build domino chains and achieve the ultimate high score

    #gamedev #rougelike #balatro #gaming #indiedev

  6. I think it took me as long to beat the 20th challenge as it took me to beat the first 19 :’).
    Now on my way to complete the last two achievements!

    #Balatro

  7. I think it took me as long to beat the 20th challenge as it took me to beat the first 19 :’).
    Now on my way to complete the last two achievements!

    #Balatro

  8. I think it took me as long to beat the 20th challenge as it took me to beat the first 19 :’).
    Now on my way to complete the last two achievements!

    #Balatro

  9. YES! Yes! Yeeeeeeeeeeees!!!
    I finally did it! I won the “Jokerless” challenge in #Balatro!

  10. YES! Yes! Yeeeeeeeeeeees!!!
    I finally did it! I won the “Jokerless” challenge in #Balatro!

  11. YES! Yes! Yeeeeeeeeeeees!!!
    I finally did it! I won the “Jokerless” challenge in #Balatro!

  12. YES! Yes! Yeeeeeeeeeeees!!!
    I finally did it! I won the “Jokerless” challenge in #Balatro!

  13. Googles Kartierung eines Fruchtfliegen-Gehirns dient als Basis für kuriose Experimente: Eine simulierte Fliegen-#KI soll das Kartenspiel #Balatro mit 20 Prozent Gewinnrate meistern. winfuture.de/news,161375.html?

  14. Googles Kartierung eines Fruchtfliegen-Gehirns dient als Basis für kuriose Experimente: Eine simulierte Fliegen-#KI soll das Kartenspiel #Balatro mit 20 Prozent Gewinnrate meistern. winfuture.de/news,161375.html?

  15. Googles Kartierung eines Fruchtfliegen-Gehirns dient als Basis für kuriose Experimente: Eine simulierte Fliegen-#KI soll das Kartenspiel #Balatro mit 20 Prozent Gewinnrate meistern. winfuture.de/news,161375.html?

  16. Googles Kartierung eines Fruchtfliegen-Gehirns dient als Basis für kuriose Experimente: Eine simulierte Fliegen-#KI soll das Kartenspiel #Balatro mit 20 Prozent Gewinnrate meistern. winfuture.de/news,161375.html?

  17. Googles Kartierung eines Fruchtfliegen-Gehirns dient als Basis für kuriose Experimente: Eine simulierte Fliegen-#KI soll das Kartenspiel #Balatro mit 20 Prozent Gewinnrate meistern. winfuture.de/news,161375.html?

  18. I think #balatro (at least sometimes) modifies the hand you get on the final hands of each round based upon the active condition, and I think it also (at least sometimes) modifies the active condition based upon the spread of hands you’ve played. Am I wrong?

  19. I think #balatro (at least sometimes) modifies the hand you get on the final hands of each round based upon the active condition, and I think it also (at least sometimes) modifies the active condition based upon the spread of hands you’ve played. Am I wrong?

  20. I think #balatro (at least sometimes) modifies the hand you get on the final hands of each round based upon the active condition, and I think it also (at least sometimes) modifies the active condition based upon the spread of hands you’ve played. Am I wrong?

  21. I think #balatro (at least sometimes) modifies the hand you get on the final hands of each round based upon the active condition, and I think it also (at least sometimes) modifies the active condition based upon the spread of hands you’ve played. Am I wrong?

  22. Waluigi's Tacostand. The Voice Inside Your Head. Raft Rides. That one rip with the melody you can't quite understand. WITH YOUR POWERS COMBINED, IT'S TIME TO PLAY #QUALATRO #Balatro youtu.be/Wyu6r2F_Jwc twitch.tv/arcturusemrys

  23. Fffffff I was going for naninf. I had 5 vouchers in the next shop, almost all of the required jokers, plenty of red seal steel kings, and I fucking forgot to re roll the boss. I’ve never been this close #balatro

  24. Fffffff I was going for naninf. I had 5 vouchers in the next shop, almost all of the required jokers, plenty of red seal steel kings, and I fucking forgot to re roll the boss. I’ve never been this close #balatro

  25. Fffffff I was going for naninf. I had 5 vouchers in the next shop, almost all of the required jokers, plenty of red seal steel kings, and I fucking forgot to re roll the boss. I’ve never been this close #balatro

  26. Fffffff I was going for naninf. I had 5 vouchers in the next shop, almost all of the required jokers, plenty of red seal steel kings, and I fucking forgot to re roll the boss. I’ve never been this close #balatro

  27. Fffffff I was going for naninf. I had 5 vouchers in the next shop, almost all of the required jokers, plenty of red seal steel kings, and I fucking forgot to re roll the boss. I’ve never been this close #balatro

  28. come to think of it, one #programming concept that comes up a lot less often than it used to? integer sizes

    unless you're developing a program for an environment where every byte of memory counts, you're probably just using the standard integer (or maybe a 64-bit integer, if you know the value's going beyond 2 or 4 billion)

    on modern 64-bit machines, there isn't much of a performance benefit in intentionally operating on smaller variables

    heck, in some languages, like #JavaScript or #Lua, the default numeric type isn't even an integer at all, but rather a double-size floating point number -- if you ever wondered why the twitter api returned user id numbers as both numbers and strings, or why #balatro suddenly goes into naneinf numbers after e308, that's why

  29. come to think of it, one #programming concept that comes up a lot less often than it used to? integer sizes

    unless you're developing a program for an environment where every byte of memory counts, you're probably just using the standard integer (or maybe a 64-bit integer, if you know the value's going beyond 2 or 4 billion)

    on modern 64-bit machines, there isn't much of a performance benefit in intentionally operating on smaller variables

    heck, in some languages, like #JavaScript or #Lua, the default numeric type isn't even an integer at all, but rather a double-size floating point number -- if you ever wondered why the twitter api returned user id numbers as both numbers and strings, or why #balatro suddenly goes into naneinf numbers after e308, that's why

  30. come to think of it, one #programming concept that comes up a lot less often than it used to? integer sizes

    unless you're developing a program for an environment where every byte of memory counts, you're probably just using the standard integer (or maybe a 64-bit integer, if you know the value's going beyond 2 or 4 billion)

    on modern 64-bit machines, there isn't much of a performance benefit in intentionally operating on smaller variables

    heck, in some languages, like #JavaScript or #Lua, the default numeric type isn't even an integer at all, but rather a double-size floating point number -- if you ever wondered why the twitter api returned user id numbers as both numbers and strings, or why #balatro suddenly goes into naneinf numbers after e308, that's why

  31. come to think of it, one #programming concept that comes up a lot less often than it used to? integer sizes

    unless you're developing a program for an environment where every byte of memory counts, you're probably just using the standard integer (or maybe a 64-bit integer, if you know the value's going beyond 2 or 4 billion)

    on modern 64-bit machines, there isn't much of a performance benefit in intentionally operating on smaller variables

    heck, in some languages, like #JavaScript or #Lua, the default numeric type isn't even an integer at all, but rather a double-size floating point number -- if you ever wondered why the twitter api returned user id numbers as both numbers and strings, or why #balatro suddenly goes into naneinf numbers after e308, that's why

  32. come to think of it, one #programming concept that comes up a lot less often than it used to? integer sizes

    unless you're developing a program for an environment where every byte of memory counts, you're probably just using the standard integer (or maybe a 64-bit integer, if you know the value's going beyond 2 or 4 billion)

    on modern 64-bit machines, there isn't much of a performance benefit in intentionally operating on smaller variables

    heck, in some languages, like #JavaScript or #Lua, the default numeric type isn't even an integer at all, but rather a double-size floating point number -- if you ever wondered why the twitter api returned user id numbers as both numbers and strings, or why #balatro suddenly goes into naneinf numbers after e308, that's why