dleslie

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by dleslie 5y ago
They both have different irritations, but for most things I would still recommend unity. Much of the long-project pain with Unity comes from its biggest limitation, in comparison to Unreal: no source, and so you're stuck with Unity&#x2
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by dleslie 5y ago
I've worked with Unreal and Unity both, professionally and for many years. Several triple A games, indie titles, commercial sims, and social experiences. What sets unity apart by leaps and bounds is its asset store, community and educa
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by dleslie 5y ago
Interestingly, it appears a great many of those are unity games and won't run on phones.
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by dleslie 5y ago
Happy to see the C backend coming along. LLVM is a major barrier to use on esoteric embedded devices.
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by dleslie 5y ago
There's no pay off to this article. The thesis and justification for the position are there, but the author leaves you hanging. Just what are those terrible things? Surely not: > It's there where I'd waste your hard-earned
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by dleslie 5y ago
It sounds to me that you're interpreting that in such a broad way that you could argue that any stock purchases he makes would be in violation of this.
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by dleslie 5y ago
AFAICT, there's no deception or fraud in his behaviour; nor is there anything artificial - he's put real money down, and is offering real money. It's not like he's made a one-off tweet about it.
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by dleslie 5y ago
And video games, too. Small models may be useful for procedural content and dynamic environment and actor responses. The barrier, so far, had been the performance overhead of using them.
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by dleslie 5y ago
Yep, as a fellow game developer (programmer) I had similar concerns... Until recently. Unity had the issue of the high skill floor of creating meshes for scenes until recently. You can now build reasonable looking unity scenes using a proce
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by dleslie 5y ago
It's clearly a matter of taste, for sure! Ain't nothing wrong with slaughter wads. If they're your bag, then I'm glad you enjoy them. I think the last I played was Sunder[0]. Good times. 0: https://doomwiki.or
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by dleslie 5y ago
It's incredible how it sucks people in. The skill floor to expressing yourself is _damn low_; if you can draw 2D polygons, then you can make a Doom map with DoomBuilder[0]. But the skill ceiling is high. And the ease of creation allows
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by dleslie 5y ago
I'm a hardcore Doom fan; have been since its release. I have it as one of the first installs on every device I have; even my Windows machines have a portable Doom configured and ready to go in their Onedrive folders. SIGIL is probably
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by dleslie 5y ago
> you’ve won the lottery by living in one of the few places in the US that has a functioning public school system Are you seriously claiming that's there exists significant portions of the USA where children don't have access t
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by dleslie 5y ago
> I'm super happy for all the random interaction, problem solving together and coffee breaks. The social interaction enables us to work better in the team. Ah yes, the pervasive disruptive social din of an office. Unstructured, rand
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by dleslie 5y ago
I'm more productive at home, and I'm a man with two kids under ten. My wife works odd hours and must commute, so I'm in charge of before and after school care. Kids playing happily with their toys or reading quietly are consi
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by dleslie 5y ago
(2) is more fun, and so I will actively entertain it while accepting that (1) is more likely to be true.
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by dleslie 5y ago
> Maybe bundling will once again decide which corporations thrive, and which are lost. Bundling is definitely a thing, here in Canada[0][1], and I expect that it will be a determining factor in services succeeding. 0: Telus and Prime ht
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by dleslie 5y ago
Nurses will do it, too. My Mother worked in the palliative unit and shared stories about how the staff regularly collectively decided to inform the patient that the button to administer morphine was in their control, and that they controlle
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by dleslie 5y ago
Her medically assisted death. The author is the woman in the photos.
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by dleslie 5y ago
You can walk across Lougheed Hwy as a pedestrian; it doesn't make it any less of a highway.
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by dleslie 5y ago
It's far from perfect; I lived there for twenty years and only moved away last summer. For starters: it's gone quickly downhill in the last 5 years or thereabouts because the street-level outreach services were placed within the d
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by dleslie 5y ago
Yup, and coincidentally there's basically no plan whatsoever to either move offices out of downtown or significantly improve transit options into downtown.
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by dleslie 5y ago
There aren't any, really; because we didn't spend the 20th Century thinking of alternatives to commuting via personal automobile from bedrooms to offices.
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by dleslie 5y ago
It's not immediately apparent from the street names; but the Grandview Highway and Georgia St effectively act as parts of a bifurcating through-way, albeit with a congestion nightmware between them.
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by dleslie 5y ago
It's interrupted in its path by the viaducts, but the highway begins again to cut through Stanley Park and cross to the North Shore. Vancouver's not a particularly well-designed city; its lack of a fully through highway is more a
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by dleslie 5y ago
> No highways in the city (loud, dangerous, take up lots of space) The Grandview Highway cuts through half of Vancouver.
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by dleslie 5y ago
You've left a big gap for New Westminster. ;)
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by dleslie 5y ago
Well that's why I want a "how to force disable" guide; to force IPv6 to be disabled on my personal network. I don't want any device circumventing my private DNS; including IoT devices.
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by dleslie 5y ago
Or we're blocking ads with pihole.
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by dleslie 5y ago
Oof, as someone who had a similar perspective: Don't use scoop. The community and developer aren't sufficiently active. Use choco. Chocolatey should ship with the os. Otherwise, have at it. Yes, Windows Terminal is great and shoul

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