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by jtms 8y ago
You’re super fun at parties I bet
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by jtms 8y ago
Wow, I get frustrated and feel unproductive if my feedback loop is longer than 2-5 SECONDS. This must require a seriously different approach to trial and error exploration
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by jtms 8y ago
Why shouldn’t they?
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by jtms 8y ago
I love that “Dangers” gets its own subheading, though it probably could fill its own dedicated page
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by jtms 8y ago
Would rather watch this than 99% of the garbage that qualifies for programming - might actually learn something about physics, chemistry, engineering, etc
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by jtms 8y ago
UK: let’s shoot heavy shit really high but pretend we aren’t at all amused by it
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by jtms 8y ago
I guess my main points were that corporations differ in that their “host” is basically all of society and they must produce things of value or they die, but a union’s “host” is either a single corporation or industry and they do not directl
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by jtms 8y ago
A reverse corporation of sorts, but with only a single source of revenue. A corporation is a collective that works together to produce something. A union, on the other hand, seeks to extract as much value as is possible/reasonable from
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by jtms 8y ago
I work as a freelance web dev and typically have a week (or even a month) between contracts to chase that indie game dev dream. It’s a tough juggling act, but it’s better than trying to moonlight
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by jtms 8y ago
Yeah I think it’s cool that extremely powerful game engines are available for free to developers. There are many a reason why EA and others are taking a big hit, but the swell of really good games being produced by those 2-3 person teams ha
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by jtms 8y ago
I’m glad to hear that seeing as “big indie” is where all the best gameplay innovation tends to come from. Many AAA titles are actually quite dull and repetitive affairs. They get wrapped in a super pretty and eye candy laden veneer so you d
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by jtms 8y ago
The irony is that the readability of 93% of actual Perl code is equivalent to the paint splatters
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by jtms 8y ago
Ketchup on a hotdog has been scientifically proven to be fatal in at least 90% of cases. Mustard, on the other hand, has a completely safe record
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by jtms 8y ago
This sounds like udder nonsense
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by jtms 8y ago
Why do you think it’s even a remotely good idea to tell people when, where, and how they spend their time and energy?
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by jtms 8y ago
Hard, yes, but you should start a business paying people developer salaries to load and unload boxes and we will see how well that works out for you. Also that job is soon to be an anachronism - robots are perfectly suited to replace humans
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by jtms 8y ago
Deleting social media is, I think, one of the absolute best things one can do for their mental health right about now.
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by jtms 8y ago
Then they should seek alternatives. Electing to not participate in a voluntary agreement is always an option.
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by jtms 8y ago
Its a voluntary agreement between two parties - they should be able to make whatever deal they want as long as both parties are amenable. If not amenable, go elsewhere.
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by jtms 8y ago
Right?? So many commenters are acting as if these drivers are somehow obligated to work there. Just. Go. Elsewhere. You are not entitled to the perfect job simply because you are alive. What the hell happened to personally responsibility&#x
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by jtms 8y ago
It’s a good thing there is more than one organized team of management to pick from! Gainful employment is not a right, it’s a voluntary agreement by both parties. Vote with your feet and go elsewhere... they will feel the crunch.
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by jtms 8y ago
And you think human nature would just magically change and everyone would be equally motivated to create things of value because you burnt down all the institutions? Hierarchy and inequality exist regardless of what political system you put
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by jtms 8y ago
I disagree, there are more parallels than not
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by jtms 8y ago
This. One thousand times this... it will be the best money you spend!
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by jtms 8y ago
I operated as an LLC for 3 years and then switched to an s-Corp at the recommendation of an accountant I stared using to do my books and taxes. It’s really worked out well and I think it’s the better way to go.
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by jtms 8y ago
Yeah I can see that... at least all the other non-rigidbody stuff is (theoretically) much more efficient.
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by jtms 8y ago
I’d imagine there could be some really interestingly massive simulation possibilities integrating nbody with unity’s new ECS system
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by jtms 8y ago
Any guides on getting started or just learning more about this type of business?
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by jtms 8y ago
You would think the FCC would have something to say about this.
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by jtms 8y ago
I do not buy that inadequate preparation is the reason some people aren’t able to handle college. Sounds very naive and idealistic. Some people are simply not intelligent and/or disciplined enough to handle the courses and never would

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