bartwe

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by bartwe 4y ago
Yes, but never got back to 100% Lots of walks in the woods and figuring out what it is that motivates and making sure not to do things that are not that.
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by bartwe 4y ago
it is totally realistic. took us over a year to port to switch.
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by bartwe 4y ago
We've looked at paying for our free slack a few times but the pricing is just far too high to take serious for the amount of users we have.
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by bartwe 4y ago
Which is how we got the dx9 half pixel offset in fragment shaders. luckily not replicated in newer revisions.
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by bartwe 4y ago
You can't really keep your helmet clipped to the handlebar at public parking places as they'll get vandalized or stolen.
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by bartwe 4y ago
Ok some more suggestions: - Pointers aren't arrays. - no implicit conversions at all. - require fields to be initialized before use/end of constructor
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by bartwe 4y ago
As a gamedev that tried shipping to linux, we really need some standardized minimized image to target with ancient glibc and such, and some guarantees that if it runs on the image that it runs on future linux versions.
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by bartwe 4y ago
Mensa has been great for me, even met my wife there. OF course if we were simply successful and felt we fit in we wouldn't have sought out such an organization.
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by bartwe 4y ago
Sounds like the next step should be long-term at-home storage through generation of solid or liquid fuels.
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by bartwe 4y ago
Isn't that shadowing instead of inheritance ?
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by bartwe 4y ago
A British tv quiz show.
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by bartwe 5y ago
Because the hot paths in the code are not the majority of the code. C# is (for me) much more productive to write than c++. More powerful refactoring tooling due syntax that is much easier for tooling to process. Powerful autocomplete, autor
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by bartwe 5y ago
A few other commenters hit the points better, but mostly it comes down to avoiding allocating objects every frame/tick. In part this is through avoiding LINQ, lambdas, yield return, async etc. (fine to use in code that is run once like
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by bartwe 5y ago
My last 8 yrs of game development have been in a good part about how to make c# go fast, and it is definitely possible, but you will have to write in a style that is different from the norm.
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by bartwe 5y ago
Thank you for backing his work, his posts and twitter feed are a gold mine for some pretty unique ideas in signed distance field and other rendering research.
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Help Vampires: A Spotter’s Guide(slash7.com)
1 points by bartwe 5y ago|0 comments
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by bartwe 5y ago
That has been a consistent pattern in .net, where the liked current tech withers on the vine to make place for the new thing. Instead of the new thing proving itself organically.
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by bartwe 5y ago
12+ yrs into lurking hn and i don't have the downvote yet ;)
49.
by bartwe 5y ago
Wondering if this could be combined with solar peaking to buffer summer overcapacity till winter time.
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by bartwe 5y ago
We knew our windows version wasn't going to work with proton so we made a native linux version that works on steamos. Sadly we remain listed as Unsupported on steamdeck as it seems to really want to use the broken windows version throu
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by bartwe 5y ago
Why would the music and style be treated as more special than the concept of the game ?
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by bartwe 5y ago
Was glad hn got started right around the time r/programming collapsed
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by bartwe 5y ago
And the human population grew more than 50% in the usa in that time frame, so no wonder. (and doubled globally)
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by bartwe 5y ago
If you don't keep developers working on a product you'll find a few years later that nobody has a clue how to support it and then the rewrites start.
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by bartwe 5y ago
The monetization models are broken, which is causing otherwise good tools to start trying to evolve into other things.
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by bartwe 5y ago
Externalizing costs is what got is into these problems..
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by bartwe 5y ago
In that case i'd like a refund as we ship a native linux version ourself
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by bartwe 5y ago
I recommend building a cnc, had a lot of fun building a mpcnc
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by bartwe 5y ago
One reason folks can't move to more affordable cities is the companies seem stuck in each others gravity well and keep bunching up in just a few unaffordable spot.
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by bartwe 5y ago
We're going to see laws dictating max wattages for consumer computers real soon.

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