kraig911

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by kraig911 3y ago
I know it's insensitive to ask but from her recent streams she was so full of life. I've really enjoyed listening to her these past few years.
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by kraig911 3y ago
What from :(
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by kraig911 3y ago
When I started in my career I was working as an ink and paint artist for a company making these types of games. It was all in macromedia director. We'd put the elements for everything everywhere and so much of the loading was collectin
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by kraig911 3y ago
Reading this made me extremely uneasy. My impression - perhaps it's just being hopeful for a material solution for a psychosis of the mind. But when I think on that impression isn't a pill just about any fleeting vice the same as
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by kraig911 3y ago
What market are you in? Are you only going for remote?
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by kraig911 3y ago
Well I’m thinking that the majority of ideas for this thing is going to be game related.
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by kraig911 3y ago
He left us too soon. Does anyone else see a correlation of pancreatic cancer and our industry? It feels as if there's something about our profession. Steve Jobs, Randy Pausch, Now Mitnick? I've also had two coworkers who died of k
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by kraig911 3y ago
That era of gaming so many people fail to see why marketing was super important because the games all were pretty good. It's important to remember that before the cd/dvd era console manufacturers made money off the cartridge sales
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by kraig911 4y ago
I just wish I could print a search engine.
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by kraig911 4y ago
I disagree I think it will take more steps. Likely there will be phases where we learn to let the machine 'drive' so to speak with our business. I think there will be a lot of independant studios using AI with very low funding sho
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by kraig911 4y ago
As I've grown older myself I've grasped the whole 'horizon' of knowledge gathering in this field. We will never know enough to feel like we know enough. Better to call it a hobby than work related and try and enjoy some
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by kraig911 4y ago
I'd add to your point with one correction (but I think you're correct in terms of the translating) the stuff we work on is always a work in progress and usually the business doesn't know the problem until we're already a
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by kraig911 4y ago
I feel I'm getting a different vibe that what everyone is getting. So much of leetcode questions/ CS questions aren't hard to interpret. They're hard to solve sure but that's normal. So much in the workplace though
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by kraig911 4y ago
Google google'd their own googlers. You need support? Googluck.
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by kraig911 4y ago
whats a link to where to apply?
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by kraig911 4y ago
Generals typically WANT war. Why work so hard for a saber if you can't rattle it.
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by kraig911 4y ago
any chance for a referral? ;)
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by kraig911 4y ago
For sake of mental gymnastics I'll humor you. It's misogynistic because it's rooted in I presume in my culture that women generally don't sit and ponder problems, or resort to alcohol, drugs and crime as bad as men when
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by kraig911 4y ago
Before I was in this industry most other things aren't ritualistic in their delivery. In retail, in healthcare, in hospitality, in television - it was very much quality/event driven. A thing was done it can't continuously imp
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by kraig911 4y ago
To me it's misogynistic because when I heard it first it's implied that my happiness is tied to a woman. Since I'm happily married and very much in love I know that without her I'd probably end up being a philosopher pon
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by kraig911 4y ago
1000x times this. It's a weird thing our profession. There's a horrible but apt (misogynistic even) saying. Happily married men are happy husbands - Unhappily married men are great philosophers. I really feel agile has killed the
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by kraig911 4y ago
Great article. I wish it would answer this question though. If we don't someone else will. How do we prevent that. Getting to Mars seems to be a political goal not a scientific one (for most). If the USA doesn't then China will.
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by kraig911 4y ago
Immature? No. Borderline Personality Disorder? Yes. My suspicions are that well we sit at a computer a lot. That's not normal. Granted now smart phones have risen the tide of general intelligence one way to help the general populace. A
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by kraig911 4y ago
Funny enough while I agree with your points I think you're being a little facetious given the premise. If someone came into my store and bought a different item with different credit cards for multiple transactions I'd be suspicio
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by kraig911 4y ago
As it stands I think this will entirely won't work. We can't still to this day define what we want a program to do. So much in successful software development happens in the journey of making it. The constant shaping and add featu
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by kraig911 4y ago
Google any recipe you want to cook to experience this phenomenon.
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by kraig911 4y ago
So can we as stakeholders honestly think when we're on Diablo 22 in 2039 that we can expect this kind of money making continue? Look at what Activision does. Look at how Fortnite is eating Call of Duty and Overwatch's lunch. Softw
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by kraig911 4y ago
I am looking to learn C# coming from Javascript/Typescript. It just looks so complex to me and I feel I do not know what is going on. Everywhere I look I see strange examples seeing it change over time. What would you give as guidance
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by kraig911 4y ago
Truly hope that we can use this as an opportunity to make something people want. Obviously we all use Facebook and Twitter because I guess that's all there is. I hope this create an experience vacuum for people on the web because virtu
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by kraig911 4y ago
Bad idea. Let them vest then let them go. Money does not equate value.

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