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After years of failing to stick to habits, I realised my problem wasn’t motivation or discipline — it was that my tasks weren’t connected to anything meaningful. I’d write “go to the gym” and feel nothing. Just a floating item on a list with no roots. So I built Intent Tree. It’s my first app, Android only, just opened pre-registration on Google Play. The idea is simple: every task you create has to answer three questions first. 🌿 Who do you want to be? (“I want to be healthy”) 🎯 What will you do? (“I will go to the gym”) ⚡ What’s the next step, and when? (“Research local gyms — tomorrow at 5pm”) Tasks live inside the identity that created them. It...

Hey everyone, I am a solo developer working on Star Survivor, a fast-paced sci-fi bullet heaven / roguelite game. I'm currently trying to pass the Google Play 12 testers requirement and would really appreciate your help! About the game: You pilot a spaceship against endless swarms of alien enemies. It features a gear system with sub-stats, a skill tree, different planets, and daily quests. Join tester group: https://groups.google.com/g/pixelactiondev5 Then install my app:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ebute.starsurvivor.game I will test your app in return! Leave a comment with your app details or DM me your links. I promise to download your app, keep it installed...

Don't move. Just notice your body right now. Is your chin tucked toward your chest? Are your shoulders rolled forward? Is your phone down by your stomach or lap? If you are like 90% of people reading this, you are in the classic "slouch" position. And while it feels comfortable right now, you are quietly causing irreversible mechanical damage to your neck and spine. **The Terrifying Science of "Text Neck"** In a neutral position, your head weighs about 10 to 12 pounds. But as you tilt your head forward to look at your phone, the gravitational pull on your neck increases exponentially. According to biomechanical studies, tilting your head forward just 15 degrees...

This is a long read but well worth the time, in my opinion. A comment was made on one of our posts about Shibarium and whether it would be run on Polygon in an effort to reduce fees. A fellow member pointed out that Shytoshi had once commented that it wouldn't be run on polygon but a polygon like network inferring that the devs were attempting to develop their own layer 2 (L2) protocol. I've had some theories for a while and this really got me thinking... how does a new L2 for in with ShibaSwap tokenomics... and here's my theory. Please forgive me if I ramble at all, it's 2:30am here and I've had 5 hours of sleep in 2 days. Comment below and let me know what y'...

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3 weeks ago I set myself a challenge. I posted about my game every day on TikTok, Instagram, YT Shorts, and Facebook. Here are the results: * 32k total views * \+38 Steam wishlists (started at 35) * \~30 hours of time I had just released the Steam page for my new game, and hadn't accrued as many initial wishlists as I hoped - not that I had done any marketing. I was sitting at 35 wishlists and, after hearing many success stories about marketing on short-form content platforms, I decided to give it a go. I initiated the challenge as "Posting every day until my game gets 1000 wishlists". This goal was relatively meaningless, but it hopefully gave my content some stakes and i...

I built a key-value database engine from scratch in Go NiroDB is an LSM-tree based KV store I built to understand how databases like LevelDB/RocksDB work under the hood. What's inside: - Skip List memtable (O log n reads/writes) - Write-Ahead Log with CRC32 crash recovery - SSTable v2 with Bloom Filter (\~0.8% false positive rate) - Size-tiered Compaction - TCP Server with RESP protocol (Redis-compatible) - Zero external dependencies Still early stage but fully working. Would love feedback from people who know this space better than me! [github.com/nirodbx/niroddb](http://github.com/nirodbx/niroddb)

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Yo! man. Let's talk about figures, statues, and replicas that make your man cave look like a museum for the gods of anime, games, and movies. You know, the kinda stuff where you got Iron Studios' Deadpool posin' like he owns the place, Weta Workshop's Lord of the Rings beasts that could scare off your nosy neighbors, McFarlane Toys' Batman lookin' ready to whoop some Joker ***, and Bandai Banpresto's anime waifus that got you rethinkin' your life choices. !!! Yeah, those collectibles !!! [Fragstore.com](http://Fragstore.com) just announces "Spring SP: Discounts That Grow" promo, and it's growin' faster than beard of 16...

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One Last Sacrifice is a mix of Magic the Gathering and an auto-battler. You draft creatures with synergizing abilities and build a board to beat your opponent in 1v1 or 8-player tournaments. Positioning matters, every match gives you a unique perk, and the fun is finding broken combos across multiple layers: creatures, decks, skill trees, and crafting. You can play live or async at your own pace, no waiting. Closed beta starts March 13, sign up at: [https://one-last-sacrifice.com](https://one-last-sacrifice.com) Steam page: [https://store.steampowered.com/app/4019040/One\_Last\_Sacrifice/](https://store.steampowered.com/app/4019040/One_Last_Sacrifice/) Roast away!

\*\*The Beginning\*\* Vergil, Son of Sparda. After facing defeat time and time again, his body began to fail. Desperately he sought the Yamato until he stumbled upon a garage. Inside was a person, no older than 25, male, white hair, and a blue, glowing arm. He heard a name, Nero. That must be his name, not that it matters. He has the Yamato, he must. But where is it? He spoke to Vergil but he didn’t really listen that much. Nero’s arm glowed brighter. “You a demon?” That’s the Yamato. His arm. A woman’s voice was heard, Vergil didn’t get to see her. “KYRIE, GET BACK INSIDE!!!” Her name must be Kyrie, but that doesn’t matter. Vergil, in one fluid motion ri...

**Game Title:** Monsterest **Playable Link:** [https://store.steampowered.com/app/2895410/Monsterest/](https://store.steampowered.com/app/2895410/Monsterest/) **Platform:** Windows, macOS **Description:** Manage a monster-friendly inn. Every day, a new monster guest visits. Chop down trees to make furniture and decorate the rooms. You'll need to catch fish, hunt, and prepare meals. Satisfied guests will return to your inn next time. **Free to Play Status:** Free demo on Steam now **Involvement:** I'm the developer of this project.

Greetings! We are a Ukrainian indie team developing a large-scale co-op horror game in Unreal Engine 5. [https://store.steampowered.com/app/3312250/FEAR\_OF\_FAITH](https://store.steampowered.com/app/3312250/FEAR_OF_FAITH) Helldivers 2 × ARC Raiders × R.E.P.O. × Amnesia — blended into one atmospheric cooperative experience. That’s what FEAR OF FAITH is about. The game is in the final stage of development. The core team is almost complete, and we’re currently strengthening it for release with the following specialists: 🔹 Technical Artist • Optimization & profiling • Materials, shaders, UE5 tools • Asset integration • Build setup & confi...

Bit packing is a classic approach for compressing arrays of small integers. If your values only ever reach, say, 17, you only need 5 bits each and you can pack 6 of them into a single 32-bit word instead of storing one per word. This means less disk space and higher throughput for storage engines and search indexes. Daniel Lemire's [simdcomp](https://github.com/fast-pack/simdcomp) is a great implementation of bitpacking for `uint32_t`. It provides a family of pack/unpack routines (one per bit width 1–32), originally generated by a [script](https://github.com/fast-pack/simdcomp/tree/master/scripts) (interestingly there is no script for the SIMD version). The key benefit comes from unr...

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if i got a bit luckier i couldve gotten 10k

I work telecom infrastructure. Not the kind of job people think about unless something stops working. Cell towers. Fiber relay hubs. GPS timing synchronization. The invisible systems that make phones connect and internet packets find their way across the country. Most of the time my job is boring. You watch dashboards. You wait for alarms that rarely come. When a tower drops or a fiber line gets cut, you run diagnostics, file reports, and move on. Real failures follow patterns. Storm damage. Drunk driver hits a pole. A backhoe somewhere digs where it shouldn’t. You learn what normal problems look like. Which is why I remember the exact moment things stopped looking normal. --- I...

​ Okay so this is an old story but it's also a wild one so buckle up. One of the main reasons I'm only posting this story now is because the statute of limitations is up on it and I can finally spill the tea. (all fake names just in case) So, I used to work in this restaurant in a very small town, where everyone knew everyone. I was new to the town since my parents had just recently moved there and I had moved back in with them from an internship in the next state over. It was nice and quiet, except for the restaurant. This was the hotspot of the town, (including one other restaurant, but that one was always closed when it was off season). If it wasn't norma...