kenshi

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Build your own games console(xgamestation.com)
1 points by kenshi 15y ago|0 comments
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Digital Foundry vs. Unlimited Detail(eurogamer.net)
6 points by kenshi 15y ago|0 comments
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by kenshi 16y ago
Plan B is the dream of what Nokia could have been. Unfortunately it should have been enacted over 5 years ago. It's too late for such a strategy now - by the time they delivered on their promises, the competition would completely eat their
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by kenshi 16y ago
In response to a) - Nokia wants (wanted?) their own platform. The last thing they have wanted to do is support Android in any form. All that might be about to change though - they are announcing some strategy changes on Friday.
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by kenshi 16y ago
I'm with you 100%. The last thing I want as a user is to have my desktop experience reduced to that of a web app. Yes, there are some nice web apps that do some very slick things to try and approximate the usability and flexibility of a des
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Correctness Can Be Relative(logiccolony.com)
2 points by kenshi 16y ago|1 comments
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Solve any Hard Problems Today?(logiccolony.com)
2 points by kenshi 16y ago|0 comments
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Love-Hate Relationship with Frameworks(logiccolony.com)
2 points by kenshi 16y ago|2 comments
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by kenshi 16y ago
The promise of "write once, run anywhere". Where have I heard that before? Somehow I doubt Nokia would be particularly motivated to maintain any Android/iOS/WebOS versions of Qt - assuming they bother to write them at all.
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My Technology Monoculture is Better than Yours(logiccolony.com)
2 points by kenshi 16y ago|0 comments
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Gaming Education(logiccolony.com)
2 points by kenshi 16y ago|0 comments
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by kenshi 16y ago
I once tried to get REST apis adopted in an enterprise setting (as part of a tiny Ruby team). Talking to people in Java and .NET teams soon revealed why there was outright hostility to REST apis: - lack of knowledge about REST - poor suppor
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Too Dumb to Fail?(logiccolony.com)
82 points by kenshi 16y ago|26 comments
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Consequences of Bad Product Design(logiccolony.com)
1 points by kenshi 16y ago|0 comments
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by kenshi 16y ago
You might find the working environment you and your team has found to be successful in the past, is now working against you. A change can be good for a number of reasons: - getting people to collaborate or getting people to isolate themselv
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Tips for Escaping Development Hell(logiccolony.com)
3 points by kenshi 16y ago|2 comments
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Iterative Development in Gaming(logiccolony.com)
1 points by kenshi 16y ago|1 comments
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Controlling Complexity(logiccolony.com)
1 points by kenshi 16y ago|0 comments
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Quality through Quantity(logiccolony.com)
2 points by kenshi 16y ago|0 comments
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Love Game - development tools [video](quelsolaar.com)
1 points by kenshi 16y ago|0 comments
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by kenshi 16y ago
Minecraft is interesting in so many ways. Obviously there is the impressive sales and user numbers. And we have a solo-developer, Notch behind it all. Then there is the impressive fostering (and support) of the community around the game. Pe
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Minecraft: 331132 registered users, of which 50793 (15.33%) have bought the game(minecraft.net)
54 points by kenshi 16y ago|12 comments
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by kenshi 16y ago
Thanks! I will look into it and get it fixed.
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Things I wish I knew as a Younger Developer(logiccolony.com)
3 points by kenshi 16y ago|2 comments
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by kenshi 16y ago
If Prince can make more money doing deals with newspapers than online music distributors, then he is making a smart business decision. Prince already has a legion of die hard fans. He doesn't need the internet to build an audience or distri
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by kenshi 16y ago
Because that line of thinking implies there is a link between style of expression (external presentation) and character values (morals etc). It's like judging someone's character by how they dress (e.g. suit == good, dependable etc).
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by kenshi 16y ago
Do you really think you can derive the character of a person based on the title of their blog? Seems pretty damned shallow to me.
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by kenshi 16y ago
I've met Mike Lee, and he really is an all round top bloke. Would I want to work with this guy? You bet. Don't be too quick to judge character based on what is clearly a marketing blog post.
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by kenshi 16y ago
Nokia wants control over the roadmap of its software platform. They certainly don't want to do anything that might risk them being put into a position of being a commodity hardware manufacturer. You can argue how big of a risk that is if th
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by kenshi 16y ago
Beyond Compare is amazing. The only app I miss from Windows. If you are on Windows, and haven't used it, you are missing out.

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