ClimaxGravely

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by ClimaxGravely 2y ago
Happens in AAA too but we tend to have teams that shield everyone from that before they get to work. I ran a team like that for a couple years. For hobby stuff at home though I don't tend to hit those types of issues because my project
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by ClimaxGravely 2y ago
monogame is pretty much the continuation of XNA although they have added more stuff. There is another framework called FNA that I've not used personally but I've heard it tries to match XNA exactly while monogame is a bit more for
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by ClimaxGravely 2y ago
Are you referring to the Metabo law section? I'm not sure if I overlooked something but I don't see anything about co-workers paying a tax. Are you referring to the potential fine the company pays? For what it's worth. I&#x27
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by ClimaxGravely 2y ago
Freya Holmer has been a good treadmill one for me. Math videos that are related to graphics. https://www.youtube.com/@acegikmo
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by ClimaxGravely 2y ago
I only do a build about once every 8 years these days and for me I had just not heard of Asrock. I do a bit of research when I do a build but I'm far from a hobbyist. I'll definitely look them up next time because I've had is
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by ClimaxGravely 2y ago
> Which is not really useful, because we usually don't have budgets. The majority of the AAA/AA projects I've worked on have budgets. I'm struggling to think of a project that didn't have a budget. > Team Meat
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by ClimaxGravely 2y ago
I got one of those at a FAANG interview. I was a bit less experienced and less confident at the time so I left the interview thinking I was misunderstanding some fundamental CS laws.
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by ClimaxGravely 2y ago
I personally would consider 10-40 person teams to potentially qualify as AA. Often we also outsource code/art so the team size can sometimes be misleading. I suppose I would go by the budget. Maybe 5-10million+ IMO. It also kind of dep
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by ClimaxGravely 2y ago
I've worked on some titles very similar to Yakuza and I keep espousing the way they develop their titles. I don't know for sure because I haven't worked at the studio but it really seems like they've streamlined their de
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by ClimaxGravely 2y ago
Oh wow they re-implemented WPF? Madness. I seem to recall not wanting to make WPF cross platform was one of the reasons visual studio on Apple is based on monodevelop. I worked at a shop that wouldn't hesitate to spend the 20k in a sec
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by ClimaxGravely 2y ago
Often in the past Lua has been used and in my experience it's been quite nice. It's very easy to bind, there's some nice editors out there and the performance is decent. There's some other game-specific scripting languag
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
Wow, it's easy for me to say in my current situation but I think if I had to do that I would start considering another line of work.
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
Is that really a thing happening these days? Sounds horrible.
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
I worry about that too, because of that I'm very hesitant to give out my CV. I also wonder what advantage they get by having my CV when my work history is public on my linkedin. What do CV farmers gain from having a pdf of my CV? Could
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
It's a great place. A lot of interesting stuff has happened here and a lot of people moved on. I kind of like it now though that all the big fish have moved on (notch, phil fish and a few others started here).
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
I got a cloudfare host error when I tried to click the link.
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
I stopped going to bigger standup shows because of yondr (or whatever that cellphone bag thing was called)
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
I had no idea but I haven't used teams since about 2018. I guess it might have changed considerably.
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
I've not used python much but is that not the same/similar to the unfold function in functional languages?
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
Not the person you asked but if I had to guess it might be similar to how people react to leaving a dog in a car. That is to say it's a heat issue.
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
Within the last 2 weeks Jira has begun to do some constant refresh cycle that is killing me (this is on chrome which I've been updating regularly hoping it gets fixed). The worst part is while I'm typing in one field it will seemi
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
I loathe confluence, tried to get a markdown plugin around 2016 and IIRC the charge was 5$ per person at the company per month. For what it's worth it's a lot better than it was in 2016 but I'm still not a fan.
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
I wonder about that too. I've used both and personally I consider neither vastly superior to the other or even that much different.
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
2) Is that the equivalent of a slack huddle?
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
Thank you! I had no idea something like this existed!
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
I haven't used it myself but I've had some colleagues recommend avalonia to me. They seem to really like it over MAUI. Honestly I still love WPF (perhaps it's Stockholm syndrome). Obviously WPF only runs on windows desktop th
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
If I understand correctly, what you are describing would often be done with a using scope block in C#. EX using (SomeKindOfHandle handle) { // handle releases when the scope ends }
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
It's been pretty great having one of my primary languages c++ lately wrt job opportunities.
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
Have you had trouble debugging unity with VS in the past? I can't recall ever having any issues personally.
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
Crusader : No Remorse more specifically considering the character

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