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  1. #genderequality #antifeminism #LAFS
    Out now: Höcker C., Heller A., Brähler E., and Decker O, (2025): Assessing antifeminism introducing the Leipzig Antifeminism Short Scale (LAF-S) in a German representative sample. Front. Psychol. 16:1596397. 
    doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2025.159
    1/3

  2. @vidak Well I'm doing my #o10 games to figure out what does and doesn't seem to work for me for games to start with. The queue so far is like this:
    Done:
    -move star around screen
    -tictactoe
    -robots
    Todo:
    Maze generator
    Minimal hack clone
    MOO digging game
    Minimal adventure clone

    If we can get into the same space, we'll move twice as fast.

    #itch_io #devlog #gameDev #commonLisp #lafs #theCons #robots #classic #game
    lispy-gopher-show.itch.io/lisp

    lispy-gopher-show.itch.io/lisp

  3. #devlog #itch_io
    Hey everyone. I'm actually really happy with the #Lisp Game Soft-ware Cons-ole #lafs #gameDev . The *whole work* of making the game (well, interactively moving a circle and star around a screen) with dynamic informational panels, buttons and Keypress Accelerators is suitably sm0l and clear.

    Basically we just need to do a few examples overlaying a few png images for graphics as well as the vector drawing, and scene-description-text and we are grand

    lispy-gopher-show.itch.io/lisp

  4. toobnix.org/w/aRMLaP31j7JTm2T9
    @pkw @vidak this was my fast drafting of a generic TV display for the software game console and a trivial example #video #lafs #lisp #clim #gameDev

    Edit: Scroll down for #itch link
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  5. toobnix.org/w/2Zhf4QM4uJvNDg6i
    Edit: Forgot link
    13-something minute #video #howTo #clim hot-recompiling lisp interface design #commonLisp #lisp #emacs #sbcl .

    Just kinda freewheeling about as I think of things, sticking new panels to it, shuffling them about. #interactiveProgramming

    Feedback sought.

    For #lafs -> lispy-gopher-show.itch.io/lisp

  6. Ongoing battle against #itch_io html generation. My weave grows stronger

    lispy-gopher-show.itch.io/lisp

    #gameDev #CautionaryTales . In designing #LAFS
    lisp
    game
    software
    console
    We have to be prepared for each game dev studio deploying to our console to be working in their own custom signature game dev #lisp .
    This example shows a tricky and desirable one. A special language for smoothly interoperating both lisp and C/C++, to access #SDL2 for example.

  7. lispy-gopher-show.itch.io/lisp
    I made a somewhat grandiose #itch #itch_io #devlog about #HowToProgram part i out of that 30 minute livecoding video.

    I think I can reasonably defend this, and it will be fun to write as I interactively grow #LAFS (Lisp Games Software Console).

    Edit:
    CAUTIONARY TALES do not ever attempt to interact with itch.io's devlog formatter. They allow you to paste in html. Do that and exclusively that. It happened to me, it doesn't need to happen to you.

  8. lispy-gopher-show.itch.io/lisp
    I made a somewhat grandiose #itch #itch_io #devlog about #HowToProgram part i out of that 30 minute livecoding video.

    I think I can reasonably defend this, and it will be fun to write as I interactively grow #LAFS (Lisp Games Software Console).

    Edit:
    CAUTIONARY TALES do not ever attempt to interact with itch.io's devlog formatter. They allow you to paste in html. Do that and exclusively that. It happened to me, it doesn't need to happen to you.

  9. lispy-gopher-show.itch.io/lisp
    I made a somewhat grandiose #itch #itch_io #devlog about #HowToProgram part i out of that 30 minute livecoding video.

    I think I can reasonably defend this, and it will be fun to write as I interactively grow #LAFS (Lisp Games Software Console).

    Edit:
    CAUTIONARY TALES do not ever attempt to interact with itch.io's devlog formatter. They allow you to paste in html. Do that and exclusively that. It happened to me, it doesn't need to happen to you.

  10. lispy-gopher-show.itch.io/lisp
    I made a somewhat grandiose #itch #itch_io #devlog about #HowToProgram part i out of that 30 minute livecoding video.

    I think I can reasonably defend this, and it will be fun to write as I interactively grow #LAFS (Lisp Games Software Console).

    Edit:
    CAUTIONARY TALES do not ever attempt to interact with itch.io's devlog formatter. They allow you to paste in html. Do that and exclusively that. It happened to me, it doesn't need to happen to you.

  11. lispy-gopher-show.itch.io/lisp
    I made a somewhat grandiose #itch #itch_io #devlog about #HowToProgram part i out of that 30 minute livecoding video.

    I think I can reasonably defend this, and it will be fun to write as I interactively grow #LAFS (Lisp Games Software Console).

    Edit:
    CAUTIONARY TALES do not ever attempt to interact with itch.io's devlog formatter. They allow you to paste in html. Do that and exclusively that. It happened to me, it doesn't need to happen to you.

  12. toobnix.org/w/cYv47BY8FtprzhpH
    #commonLisp #programming #detailed #intro to #ASDF and #CLIM in #emacs 18 minutes. Touches #CLOS.

    This #video covers the #breadAndButter of programming in my view. I'll write this up later.

    In the context of starting to draft #LAFS, but that's ancillary to the what-programming-actually-consists-of content. LAFS: lispy-gopher-show.itch.io/lisp

    If you need 5 minutes of first steps in this direction first, I think this video satisfies that: toobnix.org/w/2WYHBTHGvRQ8pUSV

  13. #video #lisp #commonLisp #32 minutes of live noodling but everything works out

    Fresh #asdf system for #lafs (lisp game soft cons fantasy console). #emacs

    Spin up a #clim application frame. Lots of cringy debugging, but that's sometimes how #liveCoding is.

    toobnix.org/w/r6cceDAPdN6WkNTk

    What do you call videos like this? Where it takes half an hour, and basically I make mistakes and have to figure them out live. #learningThroughMistakes

    How do I distinguish this from snappy concise howto videos?

  14. #video #lisp #commonLisp #32 minutes of live noodling but everything works out

    Fresh #asdf system for #lafs (lisp game soft cons fantasy console). #emacs

    Spin up a #clim application frame. Lots of cringy debugging, but that's sometimes how #liveCoding is.

    toobnix.org/w/r6cceDAPdN6WkNTk

    What do you call videos like this? Where it takes half an hour, and basically I make mistakes and have to figure them out live. #learningThroughMistakes

    How do I distinguish this from snappy concise howto videos?

  15. #video #lisp #commonLisp #32 minutes of live noodling but everything works out

    Fresh #asdf system for #lafs (lisp game soft cons fantasy console). #emacs

    Spin up a #clim application frame. Lots of cringy debugging, but that's sometimes how #liveCoding is.

    toobnix.org/w/r6cceDAPdN6WkNTk

    What do you call videos like this? Where it takes half an hour, and basically I make mistakes and have to figure them out live. #learningThroughMistakes

    How do I distinguish this from snappy concise howto videos?

  16. #video #lisp #commonLisp #32 minutes of live noodling but everything works out

    Fresh #asdf system for #lafs (lisp game soft cons fantasy console). #emacs

    Spin up a #clim application frame. Lots of cringy debugging, but that's sometimes how #liveCoding is.

    toobnix.org/w/r6cceDAPdN6WkNTk

    What do you call videos like this? Where it takes half an hour, and basically I make mistakes and have to figure them out live. #learningThroughMistakes

    How do I distinguish this from snappy concise howto videos?

  17. #video #lisp #commonLisp #32 minutes of live noodling but everything works out

    Fresh #asdf system for #lafs (lisp game soft cons fantasy console). #emacs

    Spin up a #clim application frame. Lots of cringy debugging, but that's sometimes how #liveCoding is.

    toobnix.org/w/r6cceDAPdN6WkNTk

    What do you call videos like this? Where it takes half an hour, and basically I make mistakes and have to figure them out live. #learningThroughMistakes

    How do I distinguish this from snappy concise howto videos?