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I mean, your "Besides IT endpoint management" comment is the primary reason that most of the jobs that I have worked at won't let me get a linux machine.
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by 0x500x79 5y ago
I don't get enough out of docker desktop for mac to be worth the 21 dollars a month, personally. It manages a VM and the port mappings/exposure of docker sockets on my behalf. That is something that can be replaced fairly easily a
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Unless I am missing something this is pretty huge. Every company I have worked at that has issued MacBooks has had development environment instructions which outline using docker desktop (since it is the simplest solution). Given this headl
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Gang of Four. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_Patterns
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This seems like first order thinking. What about the repercussions of the infection? Mutations? And what is the tradeoff with the vaccine? Is the vaccine "higher risk" with all of the other second order questions taken into accoun
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I wouldn't call it a blatant copy. It brought quite a few new mechanics to the genre that PubG did not have (which is what the Among Us Devs wished Fortnite would have done in imposters). If you are talking about the BR genre, PubG is
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by 0x500x79 5y ago
You are the product, not the primary user for Facebook. With this comes the spiral to create more engagement to be able to "sell" you more (selling your attention in the form of ads). With this in mind it should come at no surpris
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Culture comes from the top, from every hire, and is something that needs to be managed. It includes firing or outing people that do not carry decent behavior and promoting good behavior.
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IMO it's because of the industry. I have worked in the Video Game industry and there are a mix of reasons why I see people sticking around through these types of issues: 1. They are a non-STEM role and this is one of the best jobs for
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by 0x500x79 5y ago
It is in the court filings, they are spread out and hard to find sometimes. In particular there is a link https://www.invenglobal.com/articles/13558/riot-games-ceo-fi... which outlines evidence of witness tamperin
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I think Roblox is as big based on revenue, Unity has a very different development model, but the others seem a lot smaller than Riot/Activision-Blizzard. My point about the C-Levels is that it is primarily 1 C-level who is being spoken
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Absolutely, that is exactly what I was saying. However, When the leadership is not aligned with this goal of approachability or maintainability of the software then it is not possible for new engineers or people to bring change. The old gua
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by 0x500x79 5y ago
DFEH is a California entity, so I don't think it's fair to talk about all other major game studios. Most of the articles you posted are all stemmed from the same start: The Kotaku article. The wired article is from the same author
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The video game company I worked at was a disaster of spaghetti code that was written by engine developers/jack-of-all-trade developers with no semblance of caring about maintainability. Every milestone was a new disaster of tech debt t
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by 0x500x79 5y ago
My lack of knowledge of the DFEH and other cases they have tackled are probably the reason for my question. The rebuke from Riot was more data driven in which they point out a few misleading claims from the DFEH: https://www.pcga
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by 0x500x79 5y ago
This seems to largely match a lot of the same things that happened with Riot Games over the last couple of years. I am hoping that these actions can help spread awareness of any issues that may be present at Blizzard and past, current, and