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by jarsin 2y ago
Is it impossible for a small indie teams to get their games onto psvr2 or something?
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by jarsin 2y ago
I always see people posting that search has got worse and worse throughout the years. Now it makes perfect sense. They did it on purpose to make users search more. The same pressures will eventually apply to big techs ai products. The teams
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Monolith outside Vegas may have been in desert for years(reviewjournal.com)
1 points by jarsin 2y ago|1 comments
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by jarsin 2y ago
I meant that sqlite doesn't listen to the network. It's not a server the way mysql and postrgres etc are. So if you want to access it from another machine you have to do so via a shared drive type setup.
515.
by jarsin 2y ago
Cause it has to be accessed by disk protocols which are slow over the network is my guess. As you have to scale to more than one machine then you lose the convience of sqlite.
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by jarsin 2y ago
Haven't you heard the latest craze? Executives that wonder how the cloud works when there are no clouds in the sky don't need us anymore. They will fire up good old chatGPT and put together million line code systems easy.
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by jarsin 2y ago
He's probably trying to exit one of his investments.
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I have startups doing $3-$5M ARR growing 100-400%+ that can't raise a Series A(twitter.com)
2 points by jarsin 2y ago|1 comments
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Shawn Layden: 'The games industry needs to show some patience'(gamesindustry.biz)
1 points by jarsin 2y ago|0 comments
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by jarsin 2y ago
I found it for them https://images.app.goo.gl/Exs3ETednvMwXUwc6
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I know VC-backed founders who paid for their personal brands using VC dollars(twitter.com)
2 points by jarsin 2y ago|1 comments
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by jarsin 2y ago
From what I'm seeing in some game dev discords I participate in, AI is going to make the devs that don't learn the fundamentals way worse off than SO.
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Scale AI: We hire for MEI: merit, excellence, and intelligence(twitter.com)
12 points by jarsin 2y ago|6 comments
524.
by jarsin 2y ago
I'm using brave for youtube and haven't seen this yet.
525.
by jarsin 2y ago
The more people that don't exercise their creative muscle the less competition.
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Silicon Valley salaries are shrinking, leaving workers in the lurch(mercurynews.com)
47 points by jarsin 2y ago|52 comments
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by jarsin 2y ago
Imagining = Grandiosity. I actually think AI will hinder the grandiose rather than help them.
528.
by jarsin 2y ago
Or in more general terms "HR is not your friend!"
529.
by jarsin 2y ago
artists, desginers, editors, copywriters, voice actors, customer support folks were all facing a much bigger threat a long time ago. Photoshop "ai", design templates, and outsourcing destroyed most of them a long time ago.
530.
by jarsin 2y ago
Can''t you just replace every mention of AI with outsourcing in your post? Literally everyone was freaking out in the 2000's about their job because of India.
531.
by jarsin 2y ago
I've noticed those that go all in on a investment end up becoming cult members.
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If Apple integrates OpenAI at the OS level,then Apple devices will be banned(twitter.com)
12 points by jarsin 2y ago|1 comments
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by jarsin 2y ago
The purchase of Zynga was the dead giveaway that working at T2 was going to get bad.
534.
by jarsin 2y ago
I was laid off with zero severance and no recommendation etc from a company that was big on "we are a family". Never heard from one single person there after the layoff. I was like yup this is how my family is too. Ever since I ha
535.
by jarsin 2y ago
The sad reality is the more successful a company the less power you have as an employee.
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by jarsin 2y ago
Hire 3d artist and make my dream game. Try to make it last 5 years with me doing all the coding and designing.
537.
by jarsin 2y ago
I haven't seen this many "Network, I need help" post since 2009. I vividly remember the Fed refusing to acknowledge a recession until total melt down of the major banks.
538.
by jarsin 2y ago
Every time I hear someone predict the next housing crash I always ask them if they have looked at Canada and Australia. Seems to get more and more absurd but it keeps on trucking along.
539.
by jarsin 2y ago
As a web dev this is mind blowing. Almost every change request is accompanied by a screenshot.
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by jarsin 2y ago
I don't understand the boilerplate argument because every major framework has had boilerplate generators for over 10+ years.

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