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RobRivera
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Oh rad! Thanks for the heads up. I'll do a post-dev comparison to see what I land on and what was done here.
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Omg I love this! I have been finding excuses to do little animation engine features that arent on the critical path of development for the sake of creative self-indulgence. Such features shipped was alpha channel based fading using the fund
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Total self brag, one of the key foundations of my game engine is that every single instance of any object has an anchor to a timing system, and pausing can be propogated on the same cycle as the input-capture at the most granular level as d
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I wake up There's another psyop I go to sleep I wake up
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Courts have ruled that these markets are regulated under the CFTC. So they are regulated. Now as to whether it is properly regulated, thats a different matter.
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I went sober dor this precise reason. It's a quality of life thing.
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And so many comments may aswell be bots. >anyone here in CURRENTYEAR >This is scene is so [adjective] Not exactly a forum, more like a concert crowd
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I have made so many progressive milestone on an ambitious cpp game engine-still chugging along after about 8months of parttime work on it. Very fun.
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2 outlooks. 2. Two.
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Handwaving of professionally agreed upon SLAs as an edgecase and providing poor customer support; thats a paddlin
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This is amazing and absolutely brilliantly detailed for what, a 2 second shot? Thank you for sharing.
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If I order now, do I get a second set for free?
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Who keeps claiming these models are meant to replace engineers?
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The 'what does that have to do with anything' attack, yes quite effective at making yourself appear inquisitive and collaborative, and open-minded. /s
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>Ameribrains. If you want someone to read everything you have to write, abstain from triteness like namecalling.
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We need deeper research into mouse bites as medicine.
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GAINS
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Alexa, Play despacito
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You need to pair hc with revenue, otherwise this data tells only one story, hc growth.
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Oh, you're that type of forum participant. The kind that knows better and can make categorical assertions about other people with no deduction or reasoning and can make baseless claims without any kind of evidence. Thank you for the re
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Is this sarcasm? I can no longer tell the difference between sarcarsm, shilling, or good faith aithentic takes in absentia of real data points
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Yea it's pretty bad
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When do the Raptor puppets go on sale?
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Oh no, the poor shareholders
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Please name next attempt Roxis
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Praise in public, critique in private.
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Hiroshimoot must be sweating bullets
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The beatings will continue until morale improves
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I read this to mean a labor-strike at first glance
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If the user has access to a lever that enables accesss, that lever is not providing a sandbox. I expected this to be about gaining os privileges. They didn't create a sandbox. Poor security design all around
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