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5y ago
It's a really great game and I think by the end you'll be awestruck by what it successfully evokes in you, but a painting, or a silent movie for that matter, are by definition not interactive environments unless using your imagina
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5y ago
Comedies just aren't the same thing though, I mean where do you really start comparing Shaun of the Dead, which is hilarious don't get me wrong, with The Last Of Us?
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5y ago
All other visual mediums lack interactivity which changes things. I can't press something in a painting and unlock another experience, in Up the camera is controlled by the creators. You can play the games I mentioned and miss thin
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imbnwa
5y ago
Journey and Abzü are great examples of what video games can do with just exploration of the environment telling you a story with zero dialogue/exposition that by definition can't be done in other mediums
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5y ago
I wanna know what quality of zombie movie this guy is watching that The Last of Us is somehow beneath them. The only zombie movie worth a damn this century is 28 Days Later. The Last of Us Part II was an even more amazing story, I literal
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5y ago
The Mist comes to mind, a novella originally IIRC
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5y ago
If extraterrestrial aliens have the tech to travel vast distances across space, they have the automation to do the majority of physical labor and to build the automation. I liked Colony's human stories (even the typical annoyingly re
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5y ago
Thanks for the explanation, I'd assumed execs have access to the material and can tell what they have on their hands as it comes along (further assuming that this is the whole point of their job aside from telling if a screenplay is an
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5y ago
The amount of common, everyday, practical vocabulary that descends from Old Norse that you use all the time on a daily basis is impressive.
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imbnwa
5y ago
Interesting that the Eastern demographic developed horses more so but it seems like they definitely still had spoken very similar dialects since Sanskrit has insane overlap in lexicon with modern Lithuanian
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imbnwa
5y ago
Arrival hooked me on as well
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imbnwa
5y ago
That show has come the closest in the post-GOT world of GOT-level political intrigue.
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imbnwa
5y ago
Foundation is verging on CW-level sci-fi writing
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5y ago
Am I wrong to find it hard to believe they haven't filmed any of Part II? They were just sitting there on-location and going "nope, not gonna shoot any Part II material"? They've been talking up this ultimatum of "
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5y ago
This was the kind of high-end catering where you had weddings with a $50,000/night harpist playing blissfully on the staircase, we servers were 100% looking forward to getting at the leftovers afterward/during work since it all ha
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imbnwa
5y ago
Co-workers/Managers, but usually a cook as far as co-workers rather than server-to-server. The reigning manager had multiple warnings about his unsolicited behavior and after I'd walked out on the job for a second time after being
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5y ago
Didn't know it was gone now, had worked there some 7 years ago or so at this point. Fond memories of being taught how to make aluminum animals and genitals. In its defense though (I'd moved around the country working low-level job
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imbnwa
5y ago
As someone who worked hospitality for much of their 20s, it's the worse. High-end banquet catering pays decent but is rife with sexual harassment. Working in a more casual environment tends to involve a great deal of disrespect. The wh
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imbnwa
5y ago
This is such an abstract, storybook way of talking about fear. There's just no point to talking about processing fear without talking about causes and relations between things. The article attempted to legitimate itself by excluding &q
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5y ago
> Edit: The other nice things about hooks is their composability (and this is in fact related to what I said above). With class components, a component can have one state object, so it's hard to compose with other "mixin"
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imbnwa
5y ago
To better understand the move away from OO interfaces, and mixins for behavior sharing, first read 'Mixins Considered Harmful'[0], then for a counter point read 'Why are Mixins Considered Harmful?'[1], then the follow-up
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5y ago
And that's kinda it, enough people don't realize how immature/unprofessional they can be, implicitly and explicitly, when physically co-located. You should be able to abstract from that in a place of business and maybe a cult
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5y ago
Some aspect of this may come off as offensive, but frankly there was a certain amount of sexualizing gaze I had to deal with from both sides of the aisle that made things like meetings rather unfocused, and I don't think that'd
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5y ago
> But it actually more closely matches what’s really going on, so it’s more straightforward to someone familiar with how React works. The class-based API did not closely match how React actually works and so led to various common bugs wh
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5y ago
I'm still not sure why ostensibly little effort was put into figuring out mixins[0] [0] http://raganwald.com/2016/07/20/prefer-composition-to-inheri...
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imbnwa
5y ago
Doesn't GOOG go hard in the paint with those questions though?
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imbnwa
5y ago
How is that pronounced?
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imbnwa
5y ago
The work of the "postmodernist" historian Michel Foucault (quotes cause that term is usually a red herring) is precisely about specifying a framework with which to understand how this 'virality' works, why some ideas are
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5y ago
I've seen entire apps written as React components/hooks, the whole thing, no redux/mobx/etc managing state above the level of necessary local UI state. React markets itself as just a library but the truth is people tend
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imbnwa
5y ago
> You couldn't progressively integrate a traditional framework like Django for example. I dunno here, is Rails a server application library because I can progressively integrate the different components of its total API, e.g. first
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