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by louhike 11y ago
Even though I tend to agree with your comment, I think we should not mix sleep deprivation and overtime. Sleep deprivation is really really bad, whatever the context. Working more than 40 hours might make sense if you do various tasks and y
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by louhike 11y ago
Location: Lyon (France) Remote: Yes (but not mandatory) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Microsoft stack (ASP.NET MVC, WPF, Web Services, SQL Server, SSRS and SSIS) and front-end development (AngularJS, HTML/CSS) Résumé/CV:
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by louhike 11y ago
I think the "semi" was for "IDE", to compare it to Visual Studio.
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by louhike 11y ago
TDD might not apply well to games because they are used by big corporations for 15 or 20 years. It makes more sense when you're working with old legacy code and you want to add features to it. Unit tests are definitely not a all-around
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by louhike 11y ago
The point of unit tests is to give you confidence into making some changes without breaking the behavior of the methods and without having to do integration test or user tests. The advantage of unit tests is they are quick to do. Their purp
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by louhike 11y ago
I'm reading Working Effictively With Legacy Code. I cannot recommend this book enough. It gives practical advices on how to improve legacy code with small steps, without rewriting everything from scratch (which is too often considered
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by louhike 11y ago
Stardew Valley might not the best example as it was designed to work also with a gamepad. You control the mouse cursor with the right analog stick and the player with the left stick.
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by louhike 11y ago
As there is a table of contents with separated sections, I'm not sure we can consider this as just an article. It looks more like a book/guide to me. I think you can read its different part over time and not in one shot.
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Limbo dev open-sources its Unity 5 anti-aliasing tech(gamasutra.com)
3 points by louhike 11y ago|1 comments
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Reflections on ESLint's success(nczonline.net)
15 points by louhike 11y ago|3 comments
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by louhike 11y ago
I'm not sure he's saying they stayed later in the evening. I understood it as they longer at their job in the sense they changed their job after more months. But it is not that clear.
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by louhike 11y ago
Most smartphones manufacturers tend to stop to update them quickly (it doesn't go more than 2 years for non-major products). And low-end devices cannot run newer OS/softwares. I stopped updating most of my softwares on my phone be
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by louhike 11y ago
A lot of companies use Booster or Yammer, so there is already a market for that. It can be interesting to share some technical news or to organize social events (pizza day for the office, hiking week-end). It can be a nice additional source
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by louhike 11y ago
"I don't know, maybe because bow is a peasants' weapon, and France had knigts?" If you read the abstract (I'm not saying you didn't), you'll see that this is what they are saying. The TL;DR version is that
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by louhike 11y ago
According to Wikipedia [1], there was a restructuration. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crytek#Restructuring
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by louhike 11y ago
The complete list can be found here http://www.davidbowie.com/news/bowie-s-top-100-books-complet... as explained in the comments. It has the 100 books whereas there are only 75 of them here.
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by louhike 11y ago
I tested the beta, and compared to SQL Server Management Studio, it was really nice to use it. Everything was must simpler and easier to use. It had mostly problems to manage the specificities of SQL Server (not in the SQL standard).
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by louhike 11y ago
You could pay for some websites and be limited by a paywall for the others. And the content on the internet has nothing to do with your ISP so I have somme difficulty understanding your argument "I don't need to pay to view conten
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by louhike 11y ago
I consider paywalls to be a good solution. I'd rather pay with my money than having to see ads. I even think it is more sane for websites as they are not reliants on the companies provding the ads, avoiding some corruption.
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by louhike 11y ago
The current 8-bit art just uses some inspiration from old games, it does not aim to remake the same experience (which will be pretty boring because there already is a ton of games like that). And I have to disagree to the fact they all look
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by louhike 11y ago
I'm a non-english speaker so it was not so obvious for me.
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by louhike 11y ago
Why do you consider the smoothies from Innocent Drinks as healthy? I've always considered those as something bad for the health and I'm not sure they are marketing it as healthy.
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by louhike 11y ago
I got an error for the examples telling me than no video with a managed format has been found.
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by louhike 11y ago
As a cyclist (not an idealist though), I consider the major problem in France to be the infrastructure. A lot of people do not use their bike because it is dangerous in the cities and because there are almost no place to park your bike. I s
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by louhike 11y ago
Too bad it is not based on CommonMark. They made a great effort to make a standard.
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by louhike 11y ago
The thing is you can expect the same from people in Beirut, they will lack empathy with people in the west. It needs effort to have equal empathy to someone you have nothing in common than someone having the same kind of life than you.
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by louhike 11y ago
It has been confirmed that the attacker is ISIS.
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by louhike 11y ago
I've seen several of this kind of fountains in France and Spain, so maybe it spreaded at least in Europa.
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by louhike 11y ago
I suspect it is hard to achieve the acoustics of an instrument traditionnaly made of wood with plastic. Thinking of it, I don't remember hearing an instrument made out of plastic which sounded nice even though I'm a musician. I&#x
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by louhike 11y ago
"I won't go into any detail to reply to you further, other than that your points are simply inaccurate." You cannot be taken seriously by refutting his arguments just saying those are innacurates without giving a single expla

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