danbolt

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What It Takes to Fan-Translate a Video Game(youtube.com)
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Creation of Advanced materials on Nintendo 64 (Bumpmapping/Environment mapping)(renderu.com)
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by danbolt 4y ago
What do you feel makes a man, then?
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by danbolt 4y ago
What makes you feel that way?
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Famicom Color Palette(emulation.gametechwiki.com)
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AV1 and Film Grain Synthesis(waveletbeam.com)
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Yes, the Library of Congress Has Video Games: An Interview with David Gibson(blogs.loc.gov)
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The Hockney–Falco Thesis(en.wikipedia.org)
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by danbolt 4y ago
It kind of reminds me a bit of how TowerFall 's standout success on the Ouya helped pave the way for Celeste .
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by danbolt 4y ago
Thanks for taking the time to elaborate; it really helped me understand better and contextualize my childhood a little more!
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by danbolt 4y ago
> This means you could not project - ever notice how shadows on GameCube games are little smooth ovals? It's because without the ability to project, you could not render a model as a shadow. I remember Star Fox: Assault having sha
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by danbolt 4y ago
Give me strength.
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by danbolt 4y ago
Jawn is useful for readability, but also provides an easy performance benefit too. Iterators for `std::unordered_map` will have the proper `const` values and the compiler won’t need to do any implicit conversions.
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by danbolt 4y ago
When I’ve driven a Nissan Leaf, I almost keep it entirely in B mode. Keeping the battery level up feels almost gamified.
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by danbolt 4y ago
I can't tell if this would be the motivation of a Metal Gear Solid villain, or the motivation of a multi-disc JRPG final boss.
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by danbolt 4y ago
I can’t share any links, but I’d posit that “things getting better, then getting worse, then getting better” can seem subjective and self-fulfilling.
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by danbolt 4y ago
I think my response to that has two elements: 1. A strip joint would have economic incentives for an ideal location much like residential housing. It would likely benefit from a more economically active corridor rather than where a bunch of
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by danbolt 4y ago
Wait, what kind of stores? I love it when a smaller grocery or cafe is walkable from my home.
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by danbolt 4y ago
Given that the precursor to the humanoid robots in Mobile Suit Gundam were for construction work, it feels almost comedic.[1] [1] https://gundam.fandom.com/wiki/Mobile_Worker_MW-01_Model_01_...
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by danbolt 4y ago
> Why does the alt tab equivalent cycle through applications first, and I need another shortcut to cycle through the windows of that application? When I have an IDE with 5x instances, hosting different projects, it's a pain switchin
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by danbolt 4y ago
No, I personally wish voters in each of the Canadian provinces would understand that taxpayer money on healthcare is well-spent. They should be voting for Premiers and cabinets that aren’t going to create this environment.
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by danbolt 4y ago
I’d note that the hospital administration was mentioning this, rather than a particular doctor providing care. Or, the former has a financial incentive to keep care costs low (especially given the current government in Ontario).
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by danbolt 4y ago
A hospital administrator might be under pressure from a Provincial government to improve “efficiency” and keep beds available, but your average doctor/nurse likely isn’t incentivized for that sort of outcome. Canadian elections are gen
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by danbolt 4y ago
> ... the idea that an oppressed class can also be an oppressor class, and that it’s not an attribute of the perpetrator’s class at all, but in fact, situational and individual. I think this is a textbook description of intersectionality
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by danbolt 4y ago
I feel as though a lot of the consumer value of x86+Windows comes from its wide library of software and compatibility. > than is obvious to us on HN I think your average HNer is more likely to interact with Linux/Mac workstations or
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by danbolt 4y ago
I'm a little surprised you're being downvoted. There might be a bit of hyperbole in your words, but no game engine is entirely off-the-shelf per-game. Or, idiomatic code suited to an engine always requires a bit of elbow grease to
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Maintenance Release: Godot 3.4.5(godotengine.org)
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Consumer debt was heavily restricted in 1940s to curb inflation(theconversation.com)
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SGDK – A free and open development kit for the Sega Mega Drive(github.com)
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by danbolt 4y ago
Mostly curious, is the company hiring a lot of new staff? You might find that as more people join, you'll build a sense of camaraderie with the new staff. I noticed that I felt a bit alone working at a game studio with a lot of GenX-er

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