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by boristsr 2y ago
This is still my go-to math book for game dev. Excellent writing style. I'd also advise it for anyone getting into ML or LLMs, the intuition it can help you build up around the linear algebra stuff like vectors and matrices is very hel
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by boristsr 2y ago
Applied science looks awesome! And good call on NileRed and NileBlue. Great channels to see more chemistry than you should!
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Ask HN: Shaking Up YouTube Recommendations
2 points by boristsr 2y ago|4 comments
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by boristsr 2y ago
I think this comment misses just how big of a leap chrome was over the competition for at least 5 years. The speed and stability improvements were light-years ahead. It was finally able to break the IE6 stranglehold and quickly overtook Fir
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by boristsr 2y ago
I'm definitely the opposite, however I definitely use version control differently and less rigidly in personal projects. I commit more, care less about making the "perfect" commit, and making one change per commit. It's
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by boristsr 2y ago
No, one of his other interviews he delved a bit more into it with examples, things like puzzles and quizzes like start at the North Pole, move south 1km, left 2km and up 1km. Where are you and how did you work that out? His point was there&
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by boristsr 3y ago
How is that at all comparable? First, pretty sure they waive the unreal engine license royalties for sales on the EGS. Second, the timed exclusive offers an even lower sales percentage to epic for being exclusive to EGS for that time period
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by boristsr 3y ago
I don't think that's a completely fair point. People don't read a news article to learn a single fact. They read a news article to put those facts in perspective and context. The complaints of this thread is that there are ve
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by boristsr 3y ago
How long do you think that'll last? The cynic in me sees ChatGPT and the like turning into basically home shopping network type presenters. Constantly spruiking whatever they are told to.
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by boristsr 3y ago
Nope. You are often buying people's old collections that they are getting rid of or downsizing due to space and available streaming options. There's lots of bargains on Blu rays and DVDs these days. I'm finding I'm snapp
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by boristsr 3y ago
Yes, but as a customer your 3-2-1 strategy should include a backup off that cloud. Not the first time, and won't be the last time a cloud provider has a catastrophic data loss incident. Relying solely on your cloud provider for backups
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by boristsr 4y ago
> I’m torn on the “writing for robots.” On one hand you’re writing a blog for the internet and people/robots are free to do what they want with that info. Yep. This is true. I wasn’t meaning it in the sense of blocking robots. More
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Ask HN: Has your technical blog seen a drop in traffic since Chat GPT released?
4 points by boristsr 4y ago|3 comments
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Leaning in Games with Your Webcam Using Python and OpenCV(gdcorner.com)
2 points by boristsr 6y ago|0 comments
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by boristsr 6y ago
https://www.gdcorner.com/ Been running the blog for around a year now. Trying to write more frequently this year. I write about game development, development in general, DevOps, team issues, and other topics. I like to keep
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A Primer on Backups for Developers Moving to Ops(gdcorner.com)
1 points by boristsr 7y ago|0 comments
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Working from Home in the Game Development Industry(gdcorner.com)
1 points by boristsr 7y ago|0 comments
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by boristsr 7y ago
Yeah, good point. I'd say that's very related. In those circumstances appropriate comparisons of cost (both cost of work, and potential losses from delay) aren't being made and prioritization is not happening.
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Problem Behaviours in Software Development Teams and How to Fix Them(gdcorner.com)
2 points by boristsr 7y ago|2 comments
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by boristsr 7y ago
So if I'm reading this right somewhere between gist, wiki and medium? Interesting...
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by boristsr 7y ago
Over the last ~14 months I've been rebuilding my site as a blog. Previously it was a portfolio website on Drupal. These have been the things I've aimed for. - Quick load times. - Flexible hosting options - Something that is not a
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Jenkins Home Lab: Part 4 – On-Demand Linux Agents with Docker(gdcorner.com)
3 points by boristsr 7y ago|0 comments
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Jenkins Home Lab: Part 3 – Setting Up Windows Agents(gdcorner.com)
1 points by boristsr 7y ago|0 comments
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Jenkins Home Lab: Part 2 – Adding Linux Agents (Ubuntu and Raspberry Pi Systems)(gdcorner.com)
2 points by boristsr 7y ago|0 comments
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Setting Up a Jenkins Home Lab(gdcorner.com)
55 points by boristsr 7y ago|25 comments
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Improving Coding Standards and Quality(gdcorner.com)
4 points by boristsr 7y ago|1 comments