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by klik99 3y ago
Yeah scrum, or any process really, sucks when it's used like spyware. I've been lucky enough to be part of teams in companies that don't treat their employees like the enemy. So doing scrum the every day work aspect happens a
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by klik99 3y ago
Yeah, I didn't mention in my earlier comment but I've found that scrum does work better with larger teams because it adds ownership into the process. You can define ownership with Kanban (or any process) but it's not integrat
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by klik99 3y ago
I actually do agree with you that kanban is very flexible - and I have used plenty of additional swimlanes - for my original example we tried using "concepting" stage, multiple iterations, "mix" swimlanes for individual
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by klik99 3y ago
Beware blanket statements! I work with sound in games and have multiple times tried to do Kanban, both from an internal team and an outsourcing team, because of basically the same reasons mentioned in the article - it's agile and task
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by klik99 3y ago
Science and math are in practice virtually inseparable. Math can be studied independently of science, but science can't be studied independently of math. Similarly economics can be studied independently of politics, but good luck under
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by klik99 3y ago
PS3 dev kit was my first console dev experience, pretty late in the cycle so the dev kit looked like a beefy consumer model. We had one of the second gen ones in the office though. I miss really getting to know the machine and working with
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by klik99 4y ago
Thanks! Seriously any suckage reduction no matter how minuscule is a vast improvement over current template errors. At my rate I'll be on C++20 by 2025 so looking forward to it.
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by klik99 4y ago
Concepts seem great, but do they/will they always depend on using templates? Because I try to use templates as a last ditch escape hatch due to debugging/error messages being gnarly. I'm slowly working my way through the C++
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by klik99 4y ago
Strong disagree with it being "solvable" - bad actors will always exist (don't feel like I need to explain this one, I'm sure we all agree), arms race will always fail because for them it is the PRIMARY focus for income,
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by klik99 4y ago
It occurs to me that LLM have the exact opposite strengths and weaknesses of traditional computing - where trad comp is good at hard calculation and storage and bad at soft interpretive, LLMs are good at soft interpreting but bad at anythin
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by klik99 4y ago
They are already being gamed, and with bad actors who have access to inside information. Not saying it's a good idea, but this isn't a valid reason
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by klik99 4y ago
This is hilarious because Peterson explaining Bionicle lore is not that far removed from how he rambles on about mythology
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by klik99 4y ago
ChatGPT always answers questions like: Prompt: Can you tell me about <description of thing> ChatGPT: Sure, let me tell you <slightly rephrased description of thing> It's pretty funny to hear that in Sam Altmans voice, along
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by klik99 4y ago
Exactly this - it's a real startup move, done by a company that probably shouldn't be doing startup pivots at this stage. I think he got the thrust right - Facebook will continue losing share if they continue the 90s MS buy all yo
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by klik99 4y ago
I tried this last week and despite constant reminders to sometimes fail and provide challenges to overcome, it never worked. Frankly I’m amazed the OP chat worked so well, anything with numbers that fall over time just failed when I tried.
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by klik99 4y ago
“Get LLM to generate 80% of code, tweak 20%” just doesn’t make sense. It takes more time to understand others code than to write it yourself for anything complex. LLM might be good for boilerplate, or for brainstorming architecture, but I s
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by klik99 4y ago
Yes 100% - Berklee production folks fresh out of school have a reputation of being know-it-alls with next to nil real experience. I took a song writing class once and the main point was to repeat the title of the song at least 3 times in th
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by klik99 4y ago
As someone who's been involved in music and also went to Berklee like the author, he's basically right about all the points except that he's talking about a sliver of the industry. Rather it's "Why does major label
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by klik99 4y ago
I also think there are a lot of products that hijack the need for cognition, to make people feel like they're achieving something when they're really not - for example dense complicated games like Factorio/Satisfactory/D
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by klik99 4y ago
Yeah, the key difference being softbank has a large enough portfolio it theoretically doesn't matter if most of them don't work out. I think it's a poor long term strategy, but that's with hindsight, and I understand the
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by klik99 4y ago
Yeah I agree - while I think Mark is showing some pretty knee jerk decision making lately (copying twitter subscription, chasing AI), I think the massive investment in VR shows a vision - if it will pay off or not is up for debate. And this
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by klik99 4y ago
It’s just one coffee maker, what could it cost, eight hundred dollars?
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by klik99 4y ago
That's the crazy thing - it's acting like a movie version of an AI because it's been trained on movies. It's playing out like a bad b-plot because bad b-plots are generic and derivative, and it's training is literal
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by klik99 4y ago
Living in Atlanta with an open mind and friends with different political opinions (though pretty clustered around "moderate" to left), this subject has come up a lot. I'm a strong believer in both moral and business benefits
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by klik99 4y ago
Unless you're selling me living in a cave foraging for nuts and berries, you're trying to exploit some psychological inefficiencies. I do get what you're saying, but if you take it this far then literally everything sold is c
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by klik99 4y ago
If you mean "gaming industry" meaning gambling machines, then yes. If you mean "games industry" as in video games then it's just not true that it's "all about exploiting psychological inefficiencies".
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by klik99 4y ago
Since there’s a lot of wrong info in the responses… snus is the word for snuff in Sweden and traditionally had an extra sanitization step (boiling IIRC), which was different enough that it became it’s own term, because quality was better. S
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by klik99 4y ago
Nasal snuff is absolutely legal to sell in UK: https://www.mcchrystals.co.uk/news/nasal-snuff Snus refers to Swedish pouches with boiled (or somehow sanitized, can’t remember exactly) tobacco, as opposed to other kinds
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by klik99 4y ago
Does this work across linux, mac and windows cross platform projects?
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by klik99 4y ago
Yes, this. I've been reading many comments here about problems with different dependencies and their own unique build system and kept thinking "Conan would fix that". I'm surprised that it's still so unknown in the

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