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A Programming Language for Board Games(adama-lang.org)
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by harel 5y ago
It took me longer than I care to admit to "get it".
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by harel 5y ago
Another option is zoom. While screen sharing you can request remote control from the other side.
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by harel 5y ago
What about it? Nobody ever complained if they were over delivered did they?
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by harel 5y ago
I've seen enough failures exactly because "Perfect was the enemy of Good enough". It's a good mantra.
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by harel 5y ago
I love everything about this. Happy times to all.
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by harel 5y ago
Why not move to $ANOTHER_STARTUP? Start fresh. This happens. Larger organisations have "larger" processes. Your skills are in demand. Just take them elsewhere...
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by harel 5y ago
I hear you. And I understand. I chose to remain but I get and accept the choice to leave as well. I'm not disputing the law around it is insane. I'm finding myself more and more ticked off every time I get a consent banner. The mo
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by harel 5y ago
Thank you both. Sanity might be salvagable!
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by harel 5y ago
All I know is that at this point I'm getting Cookie Rage every time I have to click on those cookie consent popups. Some are better than others. Some are so bad I give up and leave the site (Admiral, I'm looking at you). It's
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by harel 5y ago
I am exactly how he describes. I cannot visualise anything and I don't have an internal voiceover. I do however recall abstracts and concepts. So if I saw an elephant before I'd be able to bring up the concept of the elephant. Not
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by harel 5y ago
That's also an imbalance, assuming we want to keep "free" on the table. Now ads are centralised, and one has to elect to go to a special portal to see ads. This won't pay for all the stuff we get for "free" bu
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by harel 5y ago
To be honest, if I'm going to see ads anyway, I rather them at least try to be relevant and not random. However, the current situation is out of balance. If my browser is loading an insane amount of tracking networks and my memory&#x2F
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by harel 5y ago
Congratulations for first child and new job :) (reached level 4, but I can do better)
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by harel 5y ago
I love this. My ambition is to become less busy (i.e., retire) to do stuff like that; fun code, with no obligations.
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by harel 5y ago
I waited, for a good while and jumped into the game on a high end PC around the time of the 1.3 patch. And I loved it. I don't usually clock over 90 hours in a game, but I easily done it here.
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by harel 5y ago
> Some useful tips in here, but to be honest a better bash is to just install python and use that for scripting instead. It's not a better option, it's "an" option. Bash is very good for this purpose and very portable
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by harel 5y ago
So DNS propagation is the internet's version of "different areas on your tongue are responsible for different tastes" myth...
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by harel 5y ago
I mentioned this on another reply, but Windows has as far as I remember a way to wrap a Python program as an exe executable. Maybe it's time for python to have a universal go-like binary. Yes, a 1KB program will turn into a 300MB behem
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by harel 5y ago
Go is a different animal, and yes it has superb packaging. Shipping a binary is a beautiful thing. I remember windows has some packager for Python creates exe files (pyInstaller?). Maybe it's time for a universal binary executable for
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by harel 5y ago
you need to take advice with a grain of salt. Python is fine for CLI tools, just like Go is fine for them. If you know Python, that weird statement in the article was not for you. I honestly don't get what the problem is. You know Pyth
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by harel 5y ago
If you don't know how to do something, everything is an adventure.
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by harel 5y ago
My first "public" software creation is on the IF Archive. A game I've created with a friend in, on an old 286 PC. It got some pretty bad reviews but it was niche and we were young...
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by harel 5y ago
It was great! So good in-fact, that I made a point to stop actively looking for work. I'm a contract software architect|developer|consultant|etc. When one contract ends I do not start looking, as long as I can afford it. Work comes kn
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by harel 5y ago
> A functioning, 24/7, predictable taxi system was absolutely not available in most of the US before Uber. I find this quite surprising. I've lived in 3 countries (including the US but limited to San Francisco) and calling a ca
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by harel 5y ago
To me Uber is not my dad picking me up. It's a taxi i called up. I used to call a cab by phone, and now I call it with an app. Not a huge difference. I don't care who drives it as lon g as it gets me there. Having a situation wher
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by harel 5y ago
I don't usually think about this but one of the points did hit some nerve - I cannot begin to understand what it's like for a 20 year old to have been born in a world where Google is already established, Social networks are mainst
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by harel 5y ago
This is exactly it. Your chances of getting rich off that 0.n% are about the same as the percentage itself. The odds are stacked against you and there is an element of luck to any startup, regardless of how good the idea and execution is. B
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I don't think there is (or should be) a "default". Default selections suggest they are picked "just because". There is a problem/use-case and a tool to solve it. Sometimes it's relational, sometimes it&#x2
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All "movements" have some merit, or they wouldn't exist in the first place. Nobody starts a "movement" just because. It exists because it solves something. "NoSQL" was a solution to something. Today you ca

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