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by Pmop 7y ago
I used to develop game engines when I was starting to learn programming. First C then C++. I knew JSON and there's an excelent header-only library for C++. However, I quickly learned from the indie gamedev community that parsing y=x al
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by Pmop 7y ago
Engineering can happen way before you do any coding. It just turns out that's almost industry standard to do both at the same time these days.
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by Pmop 7y ago
This is interesting. Being a Brazilian, our government has been always protectionist. Even in the current New Republic period. "Industries vital to our country must be protected". And oddly enough, that idea was shared by many pol
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by Pmop 7y ago
Hey, yo! I was thinking doing the same. I was thinking in something with link sharing i.e. you create a game session and then get a link you can share with the second player and spectators.
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by Pmop 7y ago
Is performing chess validations that heavy, if you're serving ~10,000 games? (just asking for a friend)
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by Pmop 7y ago
Not a suggestion but researchers do plenty of reading and writing. They're constantly learning about new, bleeding edge stuff. Source: I've been working as researcher for a researching team for the past three years.
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by Pmop 7y ago
I still do think hospitals can benefit from this material. The issue I'm having right now is relaying this information to the right people. Also, living in a non-English speaking country, I have no idea if health professionals are havi
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by Pmop 7y ago
I left all social networks when Facebook apologized for having done psychological experiments on its users. I recommend you all to do the same. Mainstream social networks no longer connect people.
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by Pmop 7y ago
Nice. I'm stealing this concept for my scraping engine.
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by Pmop 7y ago
It'd be awesome if they had an mirror that starts with "go", so we can reuse muscle memory and browser's url autocomplete.
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by Pmop 7y ago
I've just began to learn ES5 and ES6. I've compiled a small list of JS quirks, things that I'd take for granted because they're well stablished in other high level programming languages. For instance, 'for/in&#
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by Pmop 7y ago
Not web developer. Doesn't React and Angular have a low barrier enough?
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by Pmop 7y ago
I used to read Joel's Joel on Software a lot. Also, Graham's . Another hidden jewel is the Elias Daler's blog. Edit: I have to add Steve Corona's blog to the list. He's more on the motivation and guidance side. Ever
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by Pmop 7y ago
Oh man, don't say it. I've just started to learn React to improve my chances of landing into my first job, since all Java positions are either full-time or requires >4 years of previous relevant experience.
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by Pmop 7y ago
Research on software reliability is plentiful and throughful, and there are existing tools to use such knowledge in a way to ensure safety of critical systems, from development to deploy. The thing is that they most likely ran their calcula
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by Pmop 7y ago
Definitive conclusions shouldn't be derived from observational studies only. Also, the methodology used is very questionable. We should be more critical about matters concerning our diet, as studies like the former will be used by the
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by Pmop 7y ago
Interesting. Things can go from ugly to nice quite easily, this is very observable in the fashion world; for instance, see modern streetwear. This phenomena seems to suggest that the concept of beauty and desirability is subjective, and can
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by Pmop 7y ago
Bit off-topic but what are your thoughts on using libtorrent for content distribution such as podcasts?
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by Pmop 7y ago
Wow. Now, I wouldn't be surprised if someone told me that their engagement in the "make software development more accessible" thing is actually intended to increase supply, and then decrease wages accordingly.
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by Pmop 7y ago
Also, by sending other peoples resumes, aren't you doing the job the recruiter is being paid to (or at least part of it)?
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by Pmop 7y ago
I've used Elementary for a while, beginning in it's beta, Luna and ending in Juno. These days, I just use Windows, as recent changes introduced quite a bit of instability and uncertainty into Desktop Linux environments. Elementary
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by Pmop 7y ago
Well, they could say that it's expensive but at least you get to really own the phone, not the other way around. Technical wording works best with technical people.
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by Pmop 7y ago
Any form of social network platform gets ruined for me once it becomes mainstream. The feeling of belonging to a community is gone. Interacting with renowned people is almost impossible.
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by Pmop 7y ago
Anyone interested in the topic should also check out 2b2t, which is one of the oldest Minecraft anarchy multiplayer servers. It's filled with history and ruins.
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by Pmop 7y ago
Wouldn't say about gifted children and achievement but even then, I'd like to be separated just for the sake of having someone I could share one idea or two. Spent most of my childhood lonesome and not because 'antisocial&#x2
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by Pmop 7y ago
Qt is really good for doing UI, in my opinion, both QML and non-QML. They do a really good job at keeping things coherent and concise, which really helps first-time users, specially after learning the basics.
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by Pmop 7y ago
I had this kind of professor. We'd say that he was the human version of diff.
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by Pmop 7y ago
Wait. What? Windows VM for Java?
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by Pmop 7y ago
Microsoft did manage to port Windows to mobile platforms, with success to some extent. Notice that it's Windows for Desktop that maintains support for legacy software. Support for legacy software isn't necessarily detrimental to s
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by Pmop 7y ago
Back in the day, I used to play a MMO called Faldon, which was developed mostly by one developer. I'm still astonished by such projects being done by one person, since game development requires so many skills; MMOs takes this to the ne

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