aoakenfo

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UE4 Niagara – Early Access Experiments(vimeo.com)
1 points by aoakenfo 8y ago|0 comments
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by aoakenfo 11y ago
professional gamers have incredible hand/eye coordination and the ability to process and react to events in near realtime. but from the outside, it just looks like some button pushing.
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by aoakenfo 11y ago
Same. I was just looking at the new courses last night on Lynda...all business-oriented. I left the site with relief that I had canceled my membership. With the acquisition news this morning I see now why new developer courses have been lac
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by aoakenfo 12y ago
UE4 is a complex beast that will take a long time to master. It takes a team of specialists to truly leverage its power. UE4's market is high-end PC and console titles. UE4 is pretty. Unity targets small shops and indie devs. It has qu
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by aoakenfo 12y ago
So...a JS interface to a server that creates native views. I don't get it, what is all the hype about? You've got an extra layer and level of abstraction (read: complexity) in your pipeline. I don't see how you can abstract a
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by aoakenfo 12y ago
Somebody should start a new computer company (out of your garage of course) by customizing Linux for Mac hardware and call it Orange Orange computers in a nutshell: - beautiful hardware - minimal OS features. no bloat. - works out of the bo
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by aoakenfo 12y ago
A flurry of hacks tends to beat the "correctly designed" way: http://www.jwz.org/doc/worse-is-better.html
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by aoakenfo 12y ago
I think the more thoughts you can process per minute, the more time begins to slow. Drugs could be a way to achieve this.
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by aoakenfo 12y ago
take any job you can. once you have a job, it's easier to get another one. and of course, portfolio, portfolio, portfolio. i find a blog is better than github -> if that blog has pictures of your projects, and teaches the reader wi
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by aoakenfo 12y ago
I agree with the "long tail of details". The big wins are championed while seemingly infinite little gotchas are glossed over. Native development appears to be linear and straightforward because there is one language and one API -
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by aoakenfo 12y ago
I have a Mac/PC drawing app that I never released: http://www.conceptualinertia.net/aoakenfo/forkira-flash-draw...
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by aoakenfo 13y ago
demonstrates an immediate connection with their tool: http://vimeo.com/36579366
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by aoakenfo 13y ago
https://www.dartlang.org/
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by aoakenfo 13y ago
I make $0.70 cents (1 sale) every month from my iOS puzzle game: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/simpl/id672601351?ls=1&mt=8 In a few months I'll be able to buy myself a coffee! =)
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by aoakenfo 13y ago
Establish a feedback loop early. For example, I frequently show progress to developer friends. Their comments and encouragement fuel motivation.