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by lc9er 4y ago
I've played DS1, DS3, and Sekiro, and thought ER was the easiest of those FROMSoft titles. Two of the biggest changes they made to facilitate that were to limit invasions to co-op play (unless you opt-in to be invaded solo) and Spirit
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by lc9er 4y ago
Yeah. I feel like there's two types of people that actually use jawn: those that are very Philly and those that are trying, really, really hard to sound Philly. I can't say I've said jawn with a straight face since I was a li
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by lc9er 4y ago
Running a side project on company infrastructure seems like a disaster waiting to happen for both parties.
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by lc9er 4y ago
She passed away last year, but I remember her doing some press the last few years, and was always delightful. She seemed a little mischievous in a way that seemed like it would have offset Fred's near-saintly disposition.
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by lc9er 4y ago
In my peer group of musician friends, there were two archetypes that held out longest: people that were poor and had low wage, dirty and/or backbreaking jobs and those with well-off parents. There were lots more of the latter, because
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by lc9er 4y ago
Similar story here. Although once music as a profession was out, I continued to play in rock bands for a long time. No one in my peer group "made" it, but the ones that stayed in it the longest, and had the best gear, the best stu
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by lc9er 4y ago
I'd guess like most people, my greatest period of music discovery was in my teens and 20's. Listening to music with friends, we'd share new discoveries, hoping to win over a new fan. Music stores were great, too. Putting on t
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by lc9er 4y ago
There’s Monogame, if you know C#. It’s got a decent sized community and it's been used to create a number of popular games.
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by lc9er 4y ago
Have you read the Kevin Anderson/Brian Herbert Dune books? Anderson's writing style is much more digestible than the source material, but I don't think it really added anything to the Dune universe.
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by lc9er 4y ago
There's a surplus of management eager to exploit workers.
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by lc9er 4y ago
I've had almost no problems with the game. In about 110 hours of play time, it has crashed once, and had two minor slowups in game play. Both lasted a just a second or two. I'm very happy I took a chance on it.
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by lc9er 4y ago
I really love WKUK and had been watching their Twitch streams at the time of Trevor's passing. I'm really looking forward to them releasing their Mars movie, as bittersweet as it may be.
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by lc9er 4y ago
There's definitely a lot of material that, I have to accept that "I don't have the math for it"[0]. But Matt does a pretty good job of breaking things down conceptually, so that even though you don't know the specif
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by lc9er 4y ago
In Catholicism, at least, as long as you ask forgiveness, you get your ticket to heaven. I was just watching a clip of Martin Scorsese talking about how he grapples with this in his films. Many of his characters are monsters, but they obser
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by lc9er 4y ago
This is interesting. Growing up, I had 8 years of music theory, so reading standard notation is second nature. In high school and later on in rock/metal bands, I never actually used it. It was far more common to use guitar tablature (e
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by lc9er 4y ago
I’m right there with you. When possible, I still buy a band’s CD. I absolutely love having a CD in hand, being able to appreciate that bands still think about album artwork. I also find that when I commit to listening to physical media, I’m
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by lc9er 4y ago
I used this combo for a while, but there was a period of time where VSCode updates would break the vim integration. This was a few years ago, and I’ve recently reinstalled VSCode for use with F#, since Ionide seems to work better than in Ne
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by lc9er 4y ago
I agree with your coc.nvim assessment. It’s more cohesive and works pretty much out of the box. You have to assemble more plugins to recreate the functionality coc provides as a whole and the documentation on the config process is sparse (a
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by lc9er 5y ago
Or more likely, they can’t believe mere mortals would dare push back against them.
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by lc9er 5y ago
I think you can see a similar effect in the music industry. Technology has practically eliminated the barrier to entry for recording. On top of that, sales are down, recording budgets are slashed. Why spend valuable studio time tweaking amp
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by lc9er 5y ago
Fair enough. I have lots of interests, and develop new ones all the time. I’d love to commit more time to my extended family. I have artist and athletic goals I’d spend more time on. I’d probably also go back to school and also do some comm
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by lc9er 5y ago
You have no interests you would pursue if you were free to spend your time as you wish? I enjoy my work, but there’s a dozen interests I can think of, off-hand, that I would happily enjoy before ever going back to work, given the option.
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by lc9er 5y ago
This is really great. Thanks for posting it.
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by lc9er 5y ago
Yup. I've recorded several albums, some in small home studios and others in pro environments. It's always been scratch track -> drums (me) -> guitars/bass (bass almost always direct to console) -> vocals.
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by lc9er 5y ago
Sounds like you are describing “institutional knowledge”. In addition to good documentation, an org needs to maintain employee retention, so you have people that know the what and why’s of all the automated processes you’re seeing.
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by lc9er 5y ago
I strongly disagree with programming being a “higher” art than music or painting. As for DIY game devs, I really enjoyed Tom Happ’s Axiom Verge series. The artwork and level design, especially. I’ve seen a couple interviews where he kind of
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by lc9er 5y ago
“If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.” -Carl Sagan
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by lc9er 5y ago
I use Conjure for writing Fennel, which in turn can be used to customize nvim. It’s a pretty great plugin.
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by lc9er 5y ago
> even public nuisances like vim. I love vim (err… Neovim), and this was great.
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by lc9er 5y ago
I don’t think it was mentioned in the article, but I wonder if the team has a mechanism to call an audible. And if so, does it have a unique name?

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