I would personally recommend trying to build some small projects at your own pace first, even replicating existing projects is a good way to practice. That can give you a potentially more comfortable way to hone your skill
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Huh, i thought PZ shipped a Java runtime?
Project Zomboid too AFAIK
That BASIC GOTO joke got me real good, kudos to the author xD
Did a quick search and yep, it was a collection of rubidium atoms https://www.livescience.com/black-hole-analog-confirms-hawking.html
Oh seppukku?
Ah sorry I meant a default argument which was a dict, thanks for the tip tho!
Oh I had a similar bug but with defaulted dicts. Default args are constructed once and reused. Not a problem for immutable args, but mutables like dicts (and sets I'd also assume) are all shared.
EDIT: whoops, didn't see you spoilered the answer, my bad! If it helps, i found my bug when dealing with cross-thread stuff, so that was a fun moment to bisect
Someone make No Man's Sky
Moksori's playlists on YouTube, really great collections
That's understandable, primarily I would define it as being in active development that ensures it remains at least functional (for example, compatible with modern versions of their target platforms), since the main way I see projects failing is by lack of development for upkeep. One-and-done projects are possible, but change is the only constant, and factors beyond the project's control can make it non-functional
Segmentation Fault (Core Dumped)