highCs

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by highCs 11y ago
Doom2 levels are awesome. Far better than Doom 1's in my opinion. So, if you want to play Doom, I recommend Doom2.
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by highCs 11y ago
None of us being map making geniuses, we'd always end up with something that didn't play well but did have a few "fun spots". Eventually someone had the idea to just cherry pick all those fun spots and Frankenstein toge
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by highCs 11y ago
Super Obliteration soundtrack is great and it's from Bjørn "Dr Awesome" Lynne: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bj%C3%B8rn_Lynne
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by highCs 11y ago
I see what you mean. It's because of the way we handle drugs that this extreme violence happens. Very interesting.
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by highCs 11y ago
Interesting detail: the cartel guy is wearing a kevlar when arrested. Odds must be the guy could shot right here.
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by highCs 11y ago
Why is it pointless? (real question) Also, something I'm not sure I get entirely is why violence is like the silver bullet of cartels? Necessary I get it, silver bullet? Why? What is calculated violence?
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by highCs 11y ago
> IntStream.range(0, 100).filter(i -> i % 2 == 0).collect(Collectors.toList()); This has been added to java to catchup with functional programming languages.
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by highCs 11y ago
Flat structure is possible, Valve Software has 0 managers: http://www.valvesoftware.com/company/Valve_Handbook_LowRes.p...
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by highCs 11y ago
Source for Germany military restrictions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_on_the_Final_Settlement...
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by highCs 11y ago
> It was also how we picked founders who were good people. I've read about qualities of good startup founders. Wondering now, what are the qualities of good people? (real question) What have you found? What should I read?
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by highCs 11y ago
Thanks so much for showing me this. I'm 100% convince. When I was a teen, I never found canabis, canabis found me. So consuming canabis was for me only a question of whether or not I've the right profile. Which brings us to the ex
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by highCs 11y ago
I think I understand your point guys. Illegalization and demonization are one way of preventing people from using drugs. What you say is that there is other ways which in addition have other benefits. Uneducated and influenceable people cu
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by highCs 11y ago
When I was 16, I've been given a book which summarized the addiction power of many drugs. Here are those I remember: LSD: 1 star (if I remember correctly) Canabis: 1 star Cigarets: 2 stars (notice how people have a hard time to stop s
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by highCs 11y ago
> the demonization of the drugs It keeps the number of drug addicts low and then makes the harm and safety problem less important at the same time?
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by highCs 11y ago
> Drugs are actually pretty safe I don't get it. Heroin for example is a serious threat for physic and mental health isn't? If you sell them legally, uneducated and influenceable people would consume them, not realizing entirel
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by highCs 11y ago
I see, that's interesting.
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by highCs 11y ago
> Games like Candy Crush Saga and Game of War spend absurd amounts of money in acquisition. I think this is wrong. These games have strong invite-friend mechanisms and have high retention. That's why they are popular in the first pl
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by highCs 11y ago
Advise for game developers: that's why you should not do clones or games which looked different but are actually clones - like not-so-innovative 2d platformers. If you think about an innovation for your next game, think about it twice,
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by highCs 11y ago
Many EU countries got startups during the mass consumption revolution. US however is the only country to have not missed the micro revolution. US got micro startups in 1975, 1983, 1995 and so on. Hard to beat 40 years later as no one has ex
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by highCs 11y ago
ENet is precise, bug-free and easy to use. There is a python version [0] as well which I find usefull server-side. Love it. [0] https://github.com/aresch/pyenet
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Newly discovered dwarf galaxy may signal dark matter(m.timesofindia.com)
3 points by highCs 11y ago|1 comments
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How to spot thinking-level at poker(thinkingpoker.net)
2 points by highCs 11y ago|0 comments
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by highCs 11y ago
For those like me who want to learn more in 10 minutes, this link appears to be decent: https://www.marmoset.co/toolbag/learn/pbr-theory
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by highCs 11y ago
It says it's good but it's missing data to help believing it. Also, I wonder, what is the output of such a system? Some kind of AST? Or some kind of database you can query?
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by highCs 11y ago
Amazing. May I have some info when I click onto something please? Are the lights in night zone accurate?
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by highCs 11y ago
I like it. Example of what's cool: Syntax is just a theme You program can look like a python program, a golang program, or any other ones. Each code line can end with ; or not, etc. Is there program samples somewhere? Is there any li
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by highCs 11y ago
Cracking attempt 3 I've proved in the past ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQLiANnRPBU ) I can get plenty of traction with a minimal game done by a couple of guys. Moreover, since the RTS is competitive, I can get a
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by highCs 11y ago
Haha I know it sounds impossible but I think it is actually feasible. I beleive a game can grow like a typical startup product, you can start with a hundred players interested in a game with a handful of units and grow from there. Here is a
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by highCs 11y ago
deprecated answer Thanks Kevin for getting in touch. Yes I am. I've bought 2D graphics on the web which I think are enough good to get say 200K players. I also have a friend I've worked with recently at a game company which has
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by highCs 11y ago
I'm making a competitive real-time strategy game like starcraft (which is declining) but without the punitive aspect of the game which is why a massive number of players stop playing it I think. Starcraft is also the only decent compet

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