Namrog84

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by Namrog84 10y ago
They might not watch as much traditional sports. But there is a rapidly rising amount of viewers watching esports and other streaming games. While a game isn't a sport; a sport is a game. This audience is growing rapidly and is already
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by Namrog84 10y ago
There are pictures? I think I've been using this wrong
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by Namrog84 10y ago
The email thing made me cringe. At very least you should separate mailing lists vs your name appearing in to: or cc:. I never(rarely) manually move emails. But a few rules here and there can make thinngs significantly more manageable.
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Although I don't see it as much here on HN, but in real life and in other areas. I have seen some criticism that many felt it hard to believe that people could collaborate on this so well and they believe it was almost entirely bot dri
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I've never seen the acronym ICE used before. Internal combustion engine. I probably just don't know the correct lingo more commonly used in this context and comparison.
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Because it's while it has been happening and even accelerating for the last century(and longer), it is only now hitting a threshold/momentum in the past few years. We are now standing at a precipice of a substantial amount of pe
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Why or how does it make you sick? Also are you regarding a specific season? the camera work? The ideas/stories themselves?
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Aha. Yes that's it! Enjoyable movie. Coincidentally, just rewatched it last year. Would recommend.
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I think this also touches on a 80/20 type scenario. For many professionals that take serious time and experience to have achieved. Anyone could probably have done 80% of their job with minimal training. It's the smaller less commo
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I wonder if it was trashing the cache or something? What was so bad about this particular progress bar?
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Stack 2 walls on top of each other! And laid that with 2 walls you'll be double effective. Then convince everyone needs it. And extend that idea from there!
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by Namrog84 10y ago
This is a great example of why you can't take perf related issues intuitively or at face value. Profiling and in depth analysis is always needed. I wonder if this could have been more easily spotted earlier on if a better analysis was
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by Namrog84 10y ago
For those that might not know. You can remove keywords and sites from a search. Most search engines can do this but the syntax might be slightly different. For Google it's a minus sign. (sometimes it's the word NOT) E.g. "on
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I grew up in Fort Walton Beach! Spent 20 years there. Now live in Seattle. I've seen this!
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by Namrog84 10y ago
What cat? There is no cat
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I'm not even the same person as who i was yesterday. Everytime my stream of consciousness stops and starts I am a new person built from the thousands of lives that came before. This is not a saddening fact but an enlightening one. We a
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I feel like your conflating 2 arguments here. And I agree with 1 but whole heartedly disagree with the other. Many Mobile games do abuse psychological elements. Agree they shouldn't abuse and should be stopped. Waste hundreds of hours?
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by Namrog84 10y ago
One day you'll make the time.
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Libgdx was one of the first game library frameworks I used when I first got into gamedev. And even now years later. There are things that Libgdx did quite well that I miss. Even in unity and ue4. Id highly recommend using and playing with i
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I am a fan of 10 years experience required in X. When X has only been around for 4 years.
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Anecdotal evidence. I used to feel more strongly of the 100% qualified and I know many other men who have as well. There was a point in college that I didn't apply for a scholarship because I didn't have the 3.0 GPA requirement at
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Trusted/senior is an interesting metric. Is there untrusted senior people? Or trusted non senior? How is trust defined? Does this become completely political of who likes you?
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I died randomly before reaching the first food.
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I had a job like that and remember reading about a guy who did literally nothing for 7 years before getting caught and then suddenly realizing they hadn't been developing their career skills and found it very difficult to have years of
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Not many phones do. But a few have done what you suggest. At least slightly. The Galaxy s6 came in an active version that had like 30% more battery and better water resistance and a slightly tougher default shell. I don't know how thei
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by Namrog84 10y ago
That is actually quite clever. Most of the scenarios that I think to use the word robot, I can very easily conceive that its still underdeveloped and yet to be highly proficient at that task yet. Yet when it can, we will undoubtedly refine
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by Namrog84 10y ago
the 140 seconds seems like something is wrong or some weird bottleneck is happening especially for a empty scene. I feel like opening a scene for me is about 10 seconds at most. I thought you were talking about it being resource heavy relat
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by Namrog84 10y ago
UE4 is only as resource heavy as you want it to be, just as Unity can be resource heavy if you follow certain patterns. Unity and UE4 and many others can achieve quite a bit of parity in performance nowadays. There are scenarios that either
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by Namrog84 10y ago
[removed my comment]
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Their skydiving estimate and comparison shows some faults with this approach. If 10 people die a year from x. But those 10 people were people pushing the limits of skydiving by doing something unusual or intentionally chumming waters to swi

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