Johanx64

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by Johanx64 9mo ago
> That the game development industry requires a new programming language. So far, the evidence for that is slim. I love how you one hand acknowledge your severe lack of ability and achievement. And yet at the same breath you confidently
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by Johanx64 9mo ago
>Could Samsung win a power struggle against the Chinese government? Translation: Could Korean government win a power struggle against Chinese government
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by Johanx64 9mo ago
>OS manufacturer can’t be bothered to interact with their own UI libraries to build native UIs something has gone horribly wrong. I honestly think that has way less to do with Microsoft, more of a representation of "software enginee
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by Johanx64 10mo ago
> The music indsutry is well aware of a phenomenon of a "one-hit wonder". He made two hit games, Witness was released 7.5 years later. > Within a week of release, Blow stated that sales of The Witness had nearly outpaced wha
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by Johanx64 10mo ago
>But the checker can smile at me. Or whine with me about the weather. It's some poor miserable soul sitting at that checkout line 9-to-5 brainlessly scanning products, that's their whole existence. And you don't want this
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by Johanx64 10mo ago
We've quite shifted the goalpost. >I don't care about the man's personality or whatever qualities he has. The only thing I'm addressing is the so called "luxuries" you alluded to, and the alleged "luxur
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by Johanx64 10mo ago
> So far, he hasn't shown that using Jai is particularly productive for software engineering. And how would he do that exactly to whatever ungodly standards you are setting for the man? Many people have criticized C++ in past (which
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by Johanx64 10mo ago
This really isn't that different from South Korea / Japan work culture isn't it? Atleast as far as hours clocked in at work is concerned, no?
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by Johanx64 10mo ago
You are implying that my comment is implying something about "writing everything from scratch", it is not implying anything of the sort. > Ignoring how misinformed that opinion is You are making up some random opinion (that I
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by Johanx64 10mo ago
> Some people don't have the luxury of preaching for whatever ideals they have without a need to release anything in 10 years Wait, how did they gain this "luxury"? Are they trust fund babies or something? Or did they earn
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by Johanx64 10mo ago
TVs are very large, very cheap screens that are subsidized by people connecting them to the internet. I don't want this "predatory practice" to end, because that's how i get my dirt cheap massive screens. And all you hav
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by Johanx64 10mo ago
Why are people still connecting their TVs to the internet? I thought this is already common wisdom for people in tech for decades to NEVER connect your TV to the internet, not even once.
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by Johanx64 10mo ago
GIMP has god horrid UX, there's no way it could have eaten Adobes anything. There's lineage of FOSS apps that stick by the "we're not X, we're different from X." mantra. The discomfort, frustration and unintuit
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by Johanx64 10mo ago
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by Johanx64 11mo ago
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by Johanx64 11mo ago
Nobody is trying to appeal to "pro-AI crowd" (whatever the fuck that even means) when they use AI tools. If an indie (or even less of an indie) is using AI generation, they are doing so to save costs or work around their very limi
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by Johanx64 11mo ago
"Normal" people will just buy the game if it's good. So it's irrelevant if it uses AI or not. Ie. it's not a sales pitch and not part of decision making process when making the purchase. There are increasingly more
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by Johanx64 11mo ago
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by Johanx64 11mo ago
For what it's worth it spawned a lot of quality software as a side effect. And served as an educational platform for a lot of programmers that felt that there's something wrong with modern day software and python/javascript l
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by Johanx64 11mo ago
This isn't entirely true. It's Atmel that derives massive benefit from GCC, or whoever implemented AVR backend for GCC. Arduino doesn't - strictly speaking - depend on GCC, it could (and does) use any toolchain that is suppli
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by Johanx64 11mo ago
Arduino doesn't directly benefit from pretty much any of legacy unix barf-bag stuff. It's just a HAL and an IDE, with a truckload of user/third party supplied libraries for various modules, sensors, etc. Plus, every sizable M
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by Johanx64 11mo ago
All the AAA games will be inherently fucking stupid almost by design. And this is unavoidable - massive hundreds of millions if not billions in budget -> even if you alientate the bottom 10%, you lose 10% of sales. Bottom 20%, 20% of s
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by Johanx64 11mo ago
> Dammingly, you are forgetting about the cost of the external flash that it requires, when program flash is the main cost of MCUs. It shows you don't have much experience with this stuff. If you had any experience "with this s
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by Johanx64 11mo ago
So the faulty ADC (nonlinearity issues) of RP2040 is the only thing you can list and that makes it "low quality shit"? I implore you to open up the errata sheet of stm32g4, just the ADC section alone (or frankly any stm32 mcu) ( h
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by Johanx64 11mo ago
Explain how RP Pico (rp2040) is "low quality shit "compared to "actually good MCU products" (which are those supposed to be?) I agree that Opulo PNPs are overpriced though, but I'm sure people getting these are awar
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by Johanx64 11mo ago
Don't tell me what the original claim was. You contorted it to mean that it's literally impossible to write "quality software" in vim/emacs. I did NOT claim this. Nobody would claim this either. I wouldn't make
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by Johanx64 11mo ago
> has been pretty solidly invalidated by GP How exactly has it been invalidated? By pointing out that SOME widely used software (mostly web/web infra with unix heritage) has been written using vim/emacs as the text editor? Now,
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by Johanx64 11mo ago
> facts to counter-argue your point of: "hasn't ever led to quality software in any shape or form, neither it ever will". Your line of reasoning is something akin to - there are some skilled programmers that have shipped h
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by Johanx64 11mo ago
"Most is software is written using a some text editor." What an astute fucking observation you've made, mate! And so it happens, that webdevs and web infra people (which is the extent of your understanding of "high quali
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by Johanx64 1y ago
I'm sorry to disappoint you. Money is proxy for value. Or atleast the closest thing to it. In fact, it has so much value, that people will bend over, creep and crawl just to get it. And sell their waking hours for it. Yes, you can have

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