Guide: Being a DIK (Version 0.101) - Choices, Consequences, and Walkthrough
Warning: This guide contains spoilers for the story, character outcomes, and specific scene requirements for Being a DIK. Version 0.101 refers to the initial release of Episode 1. Later versions (currently up to Episode 10+) contain more content, but this guide focuses on the mechanics and choices available in the foundational release.
Dr PinkCake listens to his community. The jump from v0.10.0 to v0.10.1 included several changes that define "high quality" user experience:
pip install dik==0.101
# or
npm install dik@0.101
source = dik.connectors.jsonl.open('input.jsonl')
transform = dik.transforms.map(lambda r: **r, 'processed_at': now() )
validate = dik.validators.schema(schema)
sink = dik.connectors.http.post('https://api.example/ingest')
pipeline = dik.pipeline(source, [transform, validate], sink)
await pipeline.run(buffer_size=64, retry_policy='exponential')
First, a crucial distinction. Being a DIK is released episodically. While Steam users wait for full "Seasons" (e.g., Season 1 containing Episodes 1-4, Season 2 containing Episodes 5-8), Dr PinkCake offers early access to patrons via his Patreon.
The version number v0.10.1 (commonly written as v0101 by the community) refers to a specific patch/update released during the development of Episode 10. Unlike the stable, heavily polished final builds, inter-version numbers (like 0.10.1) often represent incremental bug fixes, render improvements, or script tweaks applied after a major episode launch.
Guide: Being a DIK (Version 0.101) - Choices, Consequences, and Walkthrough
Warning: This guide contains spoilers for the story, character outcomes, and specific scene requirements for Being a DIK. Version 0.101 refers to the initial release of Episode 1. Later versions (currently up to Episode 10+) contain more content, but this guide focuses on the mechanics and choices available in the foundational release.
Dr PinkCake listens to his community. The jump from v0.10.0 to v0.10.1 included several changes that define "high quality" user experience:
pip install dik==0.101
# or
npm install dik@0.101
source = dik.connectors.jsonl.open('input.jsonl')
transform = dik.transforms.map(lambda r: **r, 'processed_at': now() )
validate = dik.validators.schema(schema)
sink = dik.connectors.http.post('https://api.example/ingest')
pipeline = dik.pipeline(source, [transform, validate], sink)
await pipeline.run(buffer_size=64, retry_policy='exponential')
First, a crucial distinction. Being a DIK is released episodically. While Steam users wait for full "Seasons" (e.g., Season 1 containing Episodes 1-4, Season 2 containing Episodes 5-8), Dr PinkCake offers early access to patrons via his Patreon.
The version number v0.10.1 (commonly written as v0101 by the community) refers to a specific patch/update released during the development of Episode 10. Unlike the stable, heavily polished final builds, inter-version numbers (like 0.10.1) often represent incremental bug fixes, render improvements, or script tweaks applied after a major episode launch.