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by gabereiser 3y ago
Yessssss… this is the news we need.
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by gabereiser 3y ago
I try not to let code like that make it into git and into the wild. But this is a sane solution to prevent a very bad day.
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by gabereiser 3y ago
Probably a case of “Logically this makes sense but let me branch and do it manually to make sure” and never got back to it. I have code like that. A return then some body of sane looking but outcome unknown code.
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by gabereiser 3y ago
As an engine developer, I get what you’re saying. However, Workshop files are workshop files, mods are mods. Sometimes they are the same, sometimes they are not. In the cases where they are not, redistributing them outside of workshop is go
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by gabereiser 3y ago
Tribes! The OG of “yeah, we’re gonna open source this”. Torque Engine was awesome.
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by gabereiser 3y ago
First off, Steam Workshop. The way Workshop works is it requires deep integration into the asset management of the game. This deep integration often requires custom build of the game to support it. Stitching packages of assets isn’t somethi
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by gabereiser 3y ago
It’s slot machines with a different UI
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by gabereiser 3y ago
Man complaining about a monetization platform by making a video on a monetization platform.
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by gabereiser 3y ago
Ultima Online launch day had a similar feel. Servers melted under the load of 1500 (maybe 2,000). After a weekend of reading the booklet and studying the map, I was able to login. Only to find that cave on the map I wanted to explore was be
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by gabereiser 3y ago
You can also play chords polyrhythmically. Timpani is a great example.
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by gabereiser 3y ago
suppose no news is good news, I think I see the mouth moving but the picture froze.
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by gabereiser 3y ago
This was how my brother played it. He was too dumb to know the difference because the box art literally looked like CS’s splash screen. CS != CZ but nevertheless, a steam account was a steam account, and technically CZ was HL so he download
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by gabereiser 3y ago
Meta is doing things for Meta. Yes, it helps the greater ecosystem but they have problems no one else has outside of Google and Amazon and a few foreign players. Presto, React, etc are things they needed and decided to open source. Valve ne
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by gabereiser 3y ago
Gabe will find a way to AI himself to be Valve’s CEO in perpetuity.
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by gabereiser 3y ago
Oh child, Stardock was originally a windows shell… Dressing to be modded like your Winamp skins.
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by gabereiser 3y ago
I still have my 6 (7?) digit ID from those days as my steamID. It got rolled into a larger one but still kept the old digits. Pretty cool of them.
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by gabereiser 3y ago
It wasn’t just CS, Team Fortress had a huge player base. Natural-Selection as well. There were like 7 or 8 mods for HL1 that were “on-par” with the quality of HL1, which says something about Hammer Editor and the toolkit they had at the tim
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by gabereiser 3y ago
Steam came out before that. You missed the HL1 mod era.
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by gabereiser 3y ago
Valve will never say “You know what, we are going to go this direction, market be damned. Follow us if you want to be cool” and proceed to introduce a new graphics API. Don’t get me wrong, we needed one, but the current state of graphics “d
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by gabereiser 3y ago
Interesting in that once consumers get a taste of an ad-free platform, forever will they wish to return. Ads may be the only way media content as a business makes any money but this really is more telling of where Prime is today. They are l
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by gabereiser 3y ago
This is awesome. I lived on a sailboat for a while and sometimes you get cloudy weather for days, blocking your ability to use solar to top up your batteries. The small M35 universal diesel engine I had had one thing going for it, it had a
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by gabereiser 3y ago
exactly. If you block go packages via firewall IT rules, you block github.com software engineering work. It's the one thing I think that's holding Golang back. Deno as well. I know it looks novel but it's a security nightmare
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by gabereiser 3y ago
yeah, go modules have streamlined golang development so much. Providing a custom domain configuration on your site allows go to grab the code vs a user visiting it in their browser.
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by gabereiser 3y ago
Go is tough to get approved in certain Red Hat markets. Simply because it calls out to github for packages without an audit tool. A lot of finance companies have blocked the use of Golang because of that. Totally fine with Java and their ow
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by gabereiser 3y ago
But Red Hat and Rust just Roll off the tongue
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by gabereiser 3y ago
Yes, however, by the time they fix the dictionary hack glue code as described, PCI bus transfer speeds will have increased (again). I’m a fan of making everything 64bit from an api level, but sometimes you have to work with the right type f
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by gabereiser 3y ago
The value is not in the ability to make stories, it’s now the aesthetic of “Ghibli” they covet. It’s unique style of art that told the greatest stories in a way that was relatable to children and adults alike. Knowing it will end, knowing o
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by gabereiser 3y ago
BOOTBOOT to be precise but yeah, however you can do it all the way down to the asm bridge if you wish. https://github.com/icexin/eggos
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by gabereiser 3y ago
I don’t always debug my code, but when I do, it’s in production. /s
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by gabereiser 3y ago
You’re debugging in production, I highly doubt running bare metal services is in your wheelhouse. Your services should be logging to another system. If you need a shell to debug, you don’t need bare metal Golang. Go with Alpine (pun). While

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