Arzh

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by Arzh 11y ago
except the fact that many sites use js to render anything so it makes most of the web unusable unless you turn it off.
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by Arzh 11y ago
True, but at the time those squares were the cutting edge, and cost about $450 today for A game. http://game-consoles.specout.com/q/9/2566/How-much-does-a-At... http://www.dollartimes.com/infl
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by Arzh 11y ago
AAA games are like F1 cars, they are the extreme that hopefully technology will trickle down from so that 'consumer' indie games can benefit from. Without the huge AAA games pushing the limits of tech we wouldn't have as many
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by Arzh 11y ago
The amount of senior developers is never fixed, people get promoted by moving to a new job. I personally have never had any of the support that you say is needed for a junior. I know that a lot of people have trouble thinking that they are
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by Arzh 11y ago
That is goddamn amazing!
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by Arzh 11y ago
Whenever hackers talk about the systems the break into it just reads as a rapist saying "Well if she didn't wear such a short shirt I wouldn't have done it." They know what they are doing is illegal and they do it anyway
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by Arzh 11y ago
I'd like to point out the Slightly Mad quotes about working with AMD. I have never heard of a developer having a good experience with AMD. Even Carmak, the man with probably the most klote for a game programmer, has had a hard time get
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by Arzh 11y ago
I guess because I don't know a single game developer that actually likes making games on Linux. I like linux, I use it for server and web programming, but it is god awful to try and make games on.
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by Arzh 11y ago
Yeah that does seem annoying, but if you are only targeting one of those platforms the likely hood that you would succeed is super small. I'm not just talking about Occulas when I talk about being on a platform that doesn't care.
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by Arzh 11y ago
I'm still surprised how many people are mad about the OSX ditch. They think they need a high-end gaming video card, which Apple doesn't support. Apple has never cared about making Macs machines that play games. Why would you want
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by Arzh 11y ago
Yeah it's what we call the trunk.
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by Arzh 11y ago
Yeah I had to see the bbc.com label to understand the title
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by Arzh 11y ago
> You would think a computer expressly designed to plug into a TV would have an option for overscan correction, yes? You’d be wrong—the Compute Stick doesn’t support that at all. I could have sworn that win8.1 has overscan correction. I
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by Arzh 11y ago
That has always been the point of go. A better way of writing code the 'Google Way' It is really useful outside of that (I use it for everything other then video games), but it was always a language to help them get their work don
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by Arzh 12y ago
Why's that?
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by Arzh 12y ago
Nice write up duder, interesting to see you investigate the weird pits you fall into.
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by Arzh 12y ago
It's $2000 to break your contract. It is not really Comcast's fault that you are moving to an area they don't service, and if you want to cancel the contract you have to pay the fee. Makes total sense to me.
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by Arzh 12y ago
Multiple companies working in a much smaller area. (The Netherlands is smaller than 41 states http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_and_territo... but has a larger population than 45 states http:/&#x2F
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by Arzh 12y ago
> And the latest clever development tools, no matter how clever, cannot replace the best practices and real-life collaboration that built cathedrals, railroads, and feature-length films There is really one design process with all of the
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by Arzh 12y ago
Consumption doesn't mean that they pay for it with money. You can easily consume mario cart with out ever owning the game or paying money into it. Yes someone bought it, but even those musicians had to get there instruments from somewh
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by Arzh 12y ago
There are a bunch of categories in the 'games' section of the play store that allow you to discover games that you might like. Also giving reviews of games, the store will then start showing games of like types.
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by Arzh 12y ago
That's only if you look at the 'Top' lists. It's pretty easy to find interesting games if you look around. I have a lot of game guys on my google+ account which also help.
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by Arzh 12y ago
Also they add a lot of cool features to the updates, especially if you are in the beta program. They just recently added the ability to cap the download rate and allow for downloading while playing a game, both really great features. I&#x27
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by Arzh 12y ago
It's total nonsense. The connector is not the problem with the quality, you would need something like $5000 drivers before the connector is the problem.
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Webhook CMS launches kickstarter(kickstarter.com)
3 points by Arzh 12y ago|0 comments
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by Arzh 13y ago
Last I checked 2048 states that it is inspired by threes. I know this because the bombcast would talk about threes with reverence and I remember having a moment of understanding why when I read it on the 2048 page. Anyway this guy seems to
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by Arzh 13y ago
" Dave Farley (co-author of ‘Continuous Delivery’) describes Continuous Integration as the process of automatically creating a potential release candidate after every commit. Are feature branches going to help you do that? " I thi
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by Arzh 13y ago
The stock is up $1.61 on the day, the stock did not tumble, what tumbled was wall street's interest.
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by Arzh 13y ago
It's not about a high DPI, it's about maintaining the same DPI with the scale of the monitor. A 32" 1080 monitor would be just as useless to me as a 23" 4k. But if you scale the monitor large while adding real estate it&
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by Arzh 13y ago
Google released glog, which is pretty much the same thing as this, https://github.com/golang/glog . glog seems a bit cleaner though.

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