setup vs code on windows

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 bin/heartbreak
 .vscode/
 *.sublime-project
-*.sublime-workspace
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+*.sublime-workspace
+*.code-workspace
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diff --git a/docs/design.md b/docs/design.md
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 The biggest thing to decide is how "high-level" this tool is. Is it similar to LOVE where you write simple hooks
 and that's all? Everything else is set up for you? OR should you have to control the set up as well? I'm leaning
-toward the former, as I want to reduce the friction of starting a new project.
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+toward the former, as I want to reduce the friction of starting a new project.
+
+After comtemplating more on what gap I would like Heartbreak to fill, I have decided that Heartbreak will be
+the equivalent of LOVE but for WebAssembly instead of Lua. After writing the minesweeper demo, I understand
+that it is the perfect place to be, as the programmer still has control, but can easily get started.
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