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corepad by @albertphu3 | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 11935, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 11935, "ts": "2026-06-19T13:58:52Z", "hours": 0.4331, "text": "Updating stuff now (Fixed issue with pcb sorry forgot to update this!)"}, {"post_id": 9576, "ts": "2026-06-15T23:10:01Z", "hours": 0.2667, "text": "In tinker CAD cus fusion360 couldn’t import pcb and modeled my own dummy Seeed XIAO RP2040. And Updated fusion 360 Designs to have a smaller area for the screen. The ports and stuff are not to scale in the assembly so expect that it will not line up! https://www.tinkercad.com/things/jA2EXnSA3Lk-fantabulous-robo"}]...
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Title: corepad by @albertphu3 | Stardance
Devlogs Title: corepad by @albertphu3 | Stardance
Devlogs:
In tinker CAD cus fusion360 couldn’t import pcb and modeled my own dummy Seeed XIAO RP2040. And Updated fusion 360 Designs to have a smaller area for the screen. The ports and stuff are not to scale in the assembly so expect that it will not line up! https://www.tinkercad.com/things/jA2EXnSA3Lk-fantabulous-robo
Updating stuff now (Fixed issue with pcb sorry forgot to update this!)
Ships:
CorePad is a personal macro pad built customizable shortcuts and much more to come!...
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correlationFS by @anasraza | Stardance
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cortex ai by @Yosef_septon | Stardance
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cortex os by @johnsamuelateftadros | Stardance
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cosmic architecture by @Syed121 | Stardance
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cosmic by @bhaiyaar903131 | Stardance
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cosmic co detector by @aishwaryanandiaju | Stardan cosmic co detector by @aishwaryanandiaju | Stardance...
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cosmic impact rocket by @collinsmakhoesiambai | St cosmic impact rocket by @collinsmakhoesiambai | Stardance...
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Title: cosmic impact rocket by @collinsmakhoesiamb Title: cosmic impact rocket by @collinsmakhoesiambai | Stardance...
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cosmic necromancer by @frostybones | Stardance
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Title: cosmic necromancer by @frostybones | Starda Title: cosmic necromancer by @frostybones | Stardance...
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cosmic portfolio by @vinodkumarajmeera2206 | Stard cosmic portfolio by @vinodkumarajmeera2206 | Stardance...
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Title: cosmic portfolio by @vinodkumarajmeera2206 Title: cosmic portfolio by @vinodkumarajmeera2206 | Stardance...
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cosmic scientist by @ishant_02 | Stardance
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cosmic staedance stuffs! by @kayal | Stardance
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cosmic sticky by @aarooshr | Stardance
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Title: cosmic sticky by @aarooshr | Stardance
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cosmic sticky notes by @akshayyji | Stardance
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cosmic sticky notes by @farhath | Stardance
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Title: cosmic sticky notes by @farhath | Stardance
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cosmic sticky notes by @rajeshbhatt10 | Stardance
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cosmic sticky notes by @realsaksham06 | Stardance
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cosmic sticky notes by @salma-mohamed | Stardance
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cosmic sticky notes by @selenablagojevic | Stardan cosmic sticky notes by @selenablagojevic | Stardance...
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cosmic-circuits by @sagarmza09 | Stardance
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Title: cosmic-circuits by @sagarmza09 | Stardance
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cosmic-galaxy bg by @Nirzarah | Stardance
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Nirzarah
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1793354039.2507358
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cosmic-view by @folk0297 | Stardance
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folk0297
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Title: cosmic-view by @folk0297 | Stardance
Devlo Title: cosmic-view by @folk0297 | Stardance
Devlogs:
Built a NASA picture viewer from scratch. Shows the daily space picture with title and description.i have added a random button to just get a random picture from NASA and it description from past.if you like you check any previous APODs from previous button. it was pretty great experience for me as learned so much , i knew css and html pretty good but i barely used javascript before this so it took me a while to get hands on it . i used some youtube tutorials and some ai too(just for debugging) to get help in javascript because when i finished my project i was having some issues in showing of pictures and it turned out to be just a typo error ,but anyways im still proud of this project because it looks so cool!! i spend a lot of time on styling it on css :) i hope you guys like it
for some reason stardance told that i have made more that 30% of css with AI after spending ALLAT of time on it!! so i made it bit minimalistic and after that i idk why my demo link stopped working and kept opening my readme files ,i was genuinely fed up so made a new repository and now its working fine i guess if you guys want to check out here is the link https://github.com/folks0297/Cosmic-View
Ships:
I made Cosmic View, a website that uses NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day API to bring a different view of the universe to the screen. You can explore APODs by date, move between previous and next days, check out a random APOD, and view the image, title, description, and other details. it was alot of fun making it and i really enjoyed this experience but it does’nt mean it was easy. i didn’t knew much of javascript so i learned it from beginning i from tutorials, tips from friends and ai too,the most challenging part was connecting the NASA API and making sure the data was displayed correctly on the website. I ran into a few JavaScript and HTML issues, especially small ID mismatches that caused parts of the page to break. I’m most proud that I built the project myself and got all the features working together. I also like how the final design turned out because it feels like a proper space-themed website rather than just a basic API project. to test my projects: live: https://folks0297.github.io/Cosmic-View/ github: https://github.com/folks0297/Cosmic-View...
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cosmictab by @Zod | Stardance
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Zod
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cosmis! by @uy3yud | Stardance
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cosmo mind by @growwithgrace97 | Stardance
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cosmo-tab by @dineshkarthik | Stardance
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Title: cosmo-tab by @dineshkarthik | Stardance
De Title: cosmo-tab by @dineshkarthik | Stardance
Devlogs:
“Added live Clock and Date for CosmoTab” Today I implemented a clock and date display for my CosmoTab new tab page. I added two divs with ids clock and date in index.html.In script.js, I wrote an updateClock() function that uses Date() to get the current time and formats it with toLocaleTimeString(). For the date, I use toLocaleDateString() with options to show the weekday, month, day, and year.I styled the clock and date in style.css so they stand out and use a readable font. Now when I open my new tab, I see the current time and date updating every second.Next, I plan to add a personalized greeting based on time of day and start designing the layout with a space-themed background.
#H1 **Building CosmoTab: Teaching my browser tab to talk to NASA ** ✨ What I Built & Why It’s CuteA Tab That Knows Me: I added a personal touch so it greets me by name (“Good morning, Karthik” or “Good night, Karthik” depending on the hour). It feels like having a tiny friend cheering me on when I’m coding late.Real Space Magic: Instead of a plain dark background, CosmoTab now hooks straight into NASA’s APOD (Astronomy Picture of the Day) API. Every time I open a tab, it quietly pulls a real, breathtaking photo from space and uses it as a softly blurred background, paired with NASA’s daily cosmic titles!Glassmorphism Vibes: I wrapped everything in a floating, frosted-glass card with clean gradients so it looks modern, calming, and easy on the eyes.It’s simple, it’s cozy, and it actually makes me excited to open a new tab and write some code. 🚀
#H1 Quick Links online! 🚀A new tab page is only as good as the speed it gives your workflow. Today, I added a pill-styled Quick Links bar to CosmoTab for instant access to my daily hubs: Stardance, GitHub, and Hackatime.Using Flexbox and dark slate capsule styling, the links sit front-and-center with a subtle hover-lift effect. Now, jumping into deep focus mode is just one clean click away!
🚀 Final Devlog: CosmoTab (newtab-cosmo)🌟 ✨ Summary of Work Done:🌌 UI & Layout Design: Crafted a sleek, responsive space-themed layout with modern glassmorphism styling.✅ Core Features Integration: Built an interactive todo list for daily tasks and a quick-links grid for instant navigation.🛠️ Polishing & Cleanup: Cleaned the codebase, organized final repo files, added styling credits, and verified cross-browser performance.
Ships:
I built CosmoTab , a custom new tab page with a big clock and greeting, Quick Access links with a “+” button, and a sticky‑note board, all saved in localStorage so they persist. The hardest parts were wiring the Quick Access modal so add/edit/delete stayed in sync with stored data, and making sticky notes behave like a mini app with done/edit/delete actions and a responsive grid layout. I’m proud that it feels like a real tool I’d actually use every day, with a clean left–right layout, personalized greeting, and animated pixel avatar instead of a plain static page. To test it, open the live demo, fill in your name and avatar, then add some quick links and notes—refresh the page and confirm everything (name, links, and notes) is still there and all the buttons still work....
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cosmos finder by @sonivinayak831 | Stardance
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Title: cosmos finder by @sonivinayak831 | Stardanc Title: cosmos finder by @sonivinayak831 | Stardance...
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cosnap by @youngzheimer | Stardance
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Title: cosnap by @youngzheimer | Stardance
Devlog Title: cosnap by @youngzheimer | Stardance
Devlogs:
example DB values for testing
making form from json schema
made signup & login & session w/ JWT and RTR
many things login&signup page design fixed session logic a bit many thing with event...
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cosoceans by @0cean_mp44 | Stardance
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cosplay wings by @kat_meow | Stardance
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kat_meow
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Title: cosplay wings by @kat_meow | Stardance
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costom robot hand tracker by @Mr_cool454 | Stardan costom robot hand tracker by @Mr_cool454 | Stardance...
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[{"post_id": 43054, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 43054, "ts": "2026-08-08T03:28:53Z", "hours": 0.0, "text": "Made a super simple prototype"}, {"post_id": 36112, "ts": "2026-07-28T00:11:32Z", "hours": 0.0, "text": "1st prototype didn’t work so i modified some more and i will keep trying until i get it"}, {"post_id": 36019, "ts": "2026-07-27T20:49:40Z", "hours": 0.0, "text": "working on some more of the project, now I’m going to 3d print it and test it to see if it it working how i plan for it to work"}, {"post_id": 32764, "ts": "2026-07-22T04:01:35Z", "hours": 0.0, "text": "working the a prototype in onshape"}, {"post_id": 30340, "ts": "2026-07-17T20:16:33Z", "hours": 0.0, "text": "working on the micro controller with the Servo Driver Board so that the Pico can talk to the servos and learning the wiring for the project"}, {"post_id": 29932, "ts": "2026-07-17T03:18:52Z", "hours": 0.0, "text": "putting my brain to work by figuring out how the camera and micro computer will talk and how the camera will have the computer power to track the hand"}, {"post_id": 29894, "ts": "2026-07-17T01:55:19Z", "hours": 0.0, "text": "I am working on the hand and how the inside of it will work and how the electronics will roughly connect."}]...
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Title: costom robot hand tracker by @Mr_cool454 | Title: costom robot hand tracker by @Mr_cool454 | Stardance
Devlogs:
I am working on the hand and how the inside of it will work and how the electronics will roughly connect.
putting my brain to work by figuring out how the camera and micro computer will talk and how the camera will have the computer power to track the hand
working on the micro controller with the Servo Driver Board so that the Pico can talk to the servos and learning the wiring for the project
working the a prototype in onshape
working on some more of the project, now I’m going to 3d print it and test it to see if it it working how i plan for it to work
1st prototype didn’t work so i modified some more and i will keep trying until i get it
Made a super simple prototype...
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costoum mp3 player by @khwaishdoshi_ | Stardance
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Title: costoum mp3 player by @khwaishdoshi_ | Star Title: costoum mp3 player by @khwaishdoshi_ | Stardance...
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counter app by @sanjaysatheesh417 | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 52071, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 52071, "ts": "2026-08-22T04:26:08Z", "hours": 0.3469, "text": "created a simple counter app using html, css and javascript powered by netlify."}]...
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Title: counter app by @sanjaysatheesh417 | Stardan Title: counter app by @sanjaysatheesh417 | Stardance
Devlogs:
created a simple counter app using html, css and javascript powered by netlify....
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counter-telegram-bot by @thedigitalbeni | Stardanc counter-telegram-bot by @thedigitalbeni | Stardance...
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[{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-0 [{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-07-03T08:56:09Z", "hours": 0.0, "multiplier": null, "payout": 0, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "I built a Telegram bot that lets groups set countdown timers that persist even after restarts. The hardest part was making timers work across different Telegram topics without mixing them up I solved this by keying each timer to both the chat ID and thread ID in SQLite. I’m proud of the async architecture and the milestone alerts at 50%, 25%, and 12.5% remaining time. To test it: go to t.me/g12countdown_bot, add it to a group or DM it, and try /help to see all 8 commands.", "repo": "https://github.com/thedigitalbeni/counter-telegram-bot", "demo": "https://youtu.be/0orowIMMKhg?si=c78bI8fzVSblxRKF"}]...
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[{"post_id": 21363, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 21363, "ts": "2026-07-03T08:06:03Z", "hours": 0.2944, "text": "Telegram groups I’m part of always needed countdown timers for deadlines, events, study sessions. Every workaround was clunky: pinned messages you had to manually update, external apps nobody checked, bots that reset when they went offline. I wanted something that actually lived inside Telegram, worked across different group topics without mixing up timers, and kept running even if the server restarted. So I built it myself."}]...
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Title: counter-telegram-bot by @thedigitalbeni | S Title: counter-telegram-bot by @thedigitalbeni | Stardance
Devlogs:
Telegram groups I’m part of always needed countdown timers for deadlines, events, study sessions. Every workaround was clunky: pinned messages you had to manually update, external apps nobody checked, bots that reset when they went offline. I wanted something that actually lived inside Telegram, worked across different group topics without mixing up timers, and kept running even if the server restarted. So I built it myself.
Ships:
I built a Telegram bot that lets groups set countdown timers that persist even after restarts. The hardest part was making timers work across different Telegram topics without mixing them up I solved this by keying each timer to both the chat ID and thread ID in SQLite. I’m proud of the async architecture and the milestone alerts at 50%, 25%, and 12.5% remaining time. To test it: go to t.me/g12countdown_bot, add it to a group or DM it, and try /help to see all 8 commands....
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country wide medical system by @waffle_sk | Starda country wide medical system by @waffle_sk | Stardance...
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Title: country wide medical system by @waffle_sk | Title: country wide medical system by @waffle_sk | Stardance...
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cozy focus by @kartikey07 | Stardance
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Title: cozy focus by @kartikey07 | Stardance
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cpio's web by @cpio | Stardance
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Title: cpio's web by @cpio | Stardance
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cppanalyzer by @hannah446 | Stardance
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Title: cppanalyzer by @hannah446 | Stardance
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cpplint by @aaronliu0130 | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 32157, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 32157, "ts": "2026-07-21T03:54:58Z", "hours": 1.4306, "text": "Very inefficient work today again, partly because it turned out something I did last time didn’t commit. Another 20 minutes of interface things later, I somehow still feel very powerful. JetBrains IDEs are magic. Since last time, we’ve got two new candidate maintainers popping in to review changes (using suspiciously LLM-sounding language, still …), and thus it’s natural that I increase my work by two as well. I followed up on two more pull requests. ⁂ The first one was somewhat simple. There’s a zsh script I put into the root of the project to detect changes in the tests against real-life sample code, and it turns out the trap I added to clean up temp files after early termination forgot to terminate the code. I wasted unlogged time shell-reading the zsh manual, which advertised an extremely outdated and incomplete online version, until I realized there was in fact a current and complete online manual. 🥀 In summary, zsh trap functions replace the single slot of the function to execute upon the kill signal. That’s very elegant, actually. I initially added the trap code upon suggestion from Coderabbit AI pull-request review and this devious devilous leporine tried to make it so we could never kill the machines. I’m scared. /j ⁂ The second one actually took quite a bit of thought. cpplint has a feature to warn on C-style casts to suggest more specific C++ casts instead. The PR was to make it stop detecting function pointers that take a pointer argument as casts if they happened to be marked noexcept. My original solution added an exception to noexcepts, which a candidate maintainer reviewer found was overly broad and suppressing casts of the bool value of the noexcept operator . Which, though niche, actually does seem plausible. I drew up two different solutions, and decided to ask the JetBrains powered LLM-with-no-name which one was better. It correctly identified that the optional group could simply not be matched and is probably less optimized than the identical lookbehind, but then kept insisting function p. So I put it to death. I proclaimed my own lookbehind creation, for only man can make divine. After a hiccup involving my misunderstanding of the difference between lookbehinds and lookaheads (Dear Past Me: duh ), I settled for detecting an unspaced closing parenthesis because non–function pointer cases of such syntax would surely be formatted with a space by sane minds. coderabbit AI, which notably lacks a mind, agreed. Even if it’s all machine, the project (tracker) finally seems alive."}, {"post_id": 29856, "ts": "2026-07-17T00:31:26Z", "hours": 0.5044, "text": "Wow, it’s been a long time since I’ve worked on this. I had to spend a lot of time re-learning my PyCharm workflows. I had to solve some interesting font issues with my IDEs and relearn PyCharm’s great Git interface. (Seriously, why is the push button not in the UI if you don’t have a commit to commit?) I got a tip from another candidate maintainer that my previous refactoring broke support for Pytest 8, so now we require Pytest 9. Then it turned out PyCharm failed to detect coverage because uv couldn’t resolve dependencies because Pytest 9 dropped support for Python 3.9, which we listed as supported, so now we require Python 3.10. I am … not sure how to feel, as Pytest isn’t required to run the package! I’m probably going to write union types as X | Y and add some case statements to justify this bump."}, {"post_id": 28679, "ts": "2026-07-15T02:28:13Z", "hours": 0.3944, "text": "We might finally get a new maintainer to actually review my code! I fear that he’s using AI to write sentences , though… I really hope his code isn’t AI. At least it seems that it isn’t, because he’s overcomplicating things. He correctly pointed out that the form LLU instead of ULL is also often used as a literal suffix (that we would need to detect) and that the insensitivity should be an inline group instead of flag, but then came up with this monstrosity: (?i:(?:U(?:LL?)?|(?:LL?)U?)?) . I confirmed that the more orthodox (?i:U|UL|ULL|L|LL|LU|LLU) was faster (and readable!), that (?i) is a real thing (wow! thanks pythoma), ran tests, and committed the changes straight from GitHub after spending way too much time figuring out how the PR tab in PyCharm worked. An overcomplication to end an exploration of overcomplications."}]...
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Title: cpplint by @aaronliu0130 | Stardance
Devlo Title: cpplint by @aaronliu0130 | Stardance
Devlogs:
We might finally get a new maintainer to actually review my code! I fear that he’s using AI to write sentences , though… I really hope his code isn’t AI. At least it seems that it isn’t, because he’s overcomplicating things. He correctly pointed out that the form LLU instead of ULL is also often used as a literal suffix (that we would need to detect) and that the insensitivity should be an inline group instead of flag, but then came up with this monstrosity: (?i:(?:U(?:LL?)?|(?:LL?)U?)?) . I confirmed that the more orthodox (?i:U|UL|ULL|L|LL|LU|LLU) was faster (and readable!), that (?i) is a real thing (wow! thanks pythoma), ran tests, and committed the changes straight from GitHub after spending way too much time figuring out how the PR tab in PyCharm worked. An overcomplication to end an exploration of overcomplications.
Wow, it’s been a long time since I’ve worked on this. I had to spend a lot of time re-learning my PyCharm workflows. I had to solve some interesting font issues with my IDEs and relearn PyCharm’s great Git interface. (Seriously, why is the push button not in the UI if you don’t have a commit to commit?) I got a tip from another candidate maintainer that my previous refactoring broke support for Pytest 8, so now we require Pytest 9. Then it turned out PyCharm failed to detect coverage because uv couldn’t resolve dependencies because Pytest 9 dropped support for Python 3.9, which we listed as supported, so now we require Python 3.10. I am … not sure how to feel, as Pytest isn’t required to run the package! I’m probably going to write union types as X | Y and add some case statements to justify this bump.
Very inefficient work today again, partly because it turned out something I did last time didn’t commit. Another 20 minutes of interface things later, I somehow still feel very powerful. JetBrains IDEs are magic. Since last time, we’ve got two new candidate maintainers popping in to review changes (using suspiciously LLM-sounding language, still …), and thus it’s natural that I increase my work by two as well. I followed up on two more pull requests. ⁂ The first one was somewhat simple. There’s a zsh script I put into the root of the project to detect changes in the tests against real-life sample code, and it turns out the trap I added to clean up temp files after early termination forgot to terminate the code. I wasted unlogged time shell-reading the zsh manual, which advertised an extremely outdated and incomplete online version, until I realized there was in fact a current and complete online manual. 🥀 In summary, zsh trap functions replace the single slot of the function to execute upon the kill signal. That’s very elegant, actually. I initially added the trap code upon suggestion from Coderabbit AI pull-request review and this devious devilous leporine tried to make it so we could never kill the machines. I’m scared. /j ⁂ The second one actually took quite a bit of thought. cpplint has a feature to warn on C-style casts to suggest more specific C++ casts instead. The PR was to make it stop detecting function pointers that take a pointer argument as casts if they happened to be marked noexcept. My original solution added an exception to noexcepts, which a candidate maintainer reviewer found was overly broad and suppressing casts of the bool value of the noexcept operator . Which, though niche, actually does seem plausible. I drew up two different solutions, and decided to ask the JetBrains powered LLM-with-no-name which one was better. It correctly identified that the optional group could simply not be matched and is probably less optimized than the identical lookbehind, but then kept insisting function p. So I put it to death. I proclaimed my own lookbehind creation, for only man can make divine. After a hiccup involving my misunderstanding of the difference between lookbehinds and lookaheads (Dear Past Me: duh ), I settled for detecting an unspaced closing parenthesis because non–function pointer cases of such syntax would surely be formatted with a space by sane minds. coderabbit AI, which notably lacks a mind, agreed. Even if it’s all machine, the project (tracker) finally seems alive....
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cpu by @Bose-ova | Stardance
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Title: cpu by @Bose-ova | Stardance
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crab robot by @BlazeAdapt | Stardance
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Title: crab robot by @BlazeAdapt | Stardance
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crafting overhaul by @tr_Blu | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 62933, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 62933, "ts": "2026-09-06T14:05:42Z", "hours": 1.1819, "text": "I’ve added a sap wood block to get sap from still haven’t coding in the sap getting thing but It will be there soon maybe also made myself a creative mode tab instead of it being in the base game tabs"}, {"post_id": 62655, "ts": "2026-09-06T03:51:31Z", "hours": 2.2531, "text": "i added the head and the handle of it… I had so many issues and had to restart so many times because of mistakes I did since I had never used IntelliJ and never touched Minecraft’s code or know anything about it except that it is hard to do I also had to make a new project since I gave up and though I wouldn’t do it again but I did so I slowly learned what I needed to do through so many attempts"}]...
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Title: crafting overhaul by @tr_Blu | Stardance
D Title: crafting overhaul by @tr_Blu | Stardance
Devlogs:
i added the head and the handle of it… I had so many issues and had to restart so many times because of mistakes I did since I had never used IntelliJ and never touched Minecraft’s code or know anything about it except that it is hard to do I also had to make a new project since I gave up and though I wouldn’t do it again but I did so I slowly learned what I needed to do through so many attempts
I’ve added a sap wood block to get sap from still haven’t coding in the sap getting thing but It will be there soon maybe also made myself a creative mode tab instead of it being in the base game tabs...
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crank by @vince | Stardance
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Title: crank by @vince | Stardance
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crank game by @tgum | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 12566, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 12566, "ts": "2026-06-20T14:58:32Z", "hours": 1.1989, "text": "setup the project and got the basic cranking mechanic working."}]...
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Title: crank game by @tgum | Stardance
Devlogs:
s Title: crank game by @tgum | Stardance
Devlogs:
setup the project and got the basic cranking mechanic working....
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crap game thing by @Heterochromania | Stardance
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Title: crap game thing by @Heterochromania | Stard Title: crap game thing by @Heterochromania | Stardance...
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crash stopper by @colorblinder | Stardance
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Title: crash stopper by @colorblinder | Stardance
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