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Cavemen, exploding nails, and software development
(mikemainguy.blogspot.com)
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mainguy
16y ago
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I don't know, having seen the quality of some models programmers (including myself) have made... the barrier of entry for non-sucky 3d models seems larger... If you aren't lucky to work in an "A" grade game, odds are high that you'll never
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I don't get it, it isn't like they're trying to relicense the software or something, the point of OSS is that you are free to examine/enhance/use the software as you see fit. "Unsupported" software is really the norm as far as I'm concerne
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Actually an interestingly good read about the dangers of explanatory neurophilia ( http://bit.ly/p6fi8 ). After the second citation I knew something was amiss really enjoyed the second and third levels of links. Of course, everyone knows
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17y ago
The primary advantage of maven is that it gives a common structure to a project and it's dependencies. When working with multiple development teams, it gets very difficult to comprehend different projects when: Project A has the source in
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17y ago
Perhaps her resume isn't very good. Has she had it worked on by a professional recruiter? She's using a professional recruiter right?
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bin packing problem is NP hard right? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bin_packing_problem
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This is tied to an earlier article about arguing. It's difficult to win an argument if your position is based on facts and another person's argument is based on their opinion...
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17y ago
I never noticed this before, interesting.
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mainguy
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That doesn't make sense. The banks make money off people who carry a balance.
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mainguy
17y ago
I've observed the same things. Articulated very well, not sure who this person is, but very insightful.
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17y ago
"They" is best, but "he" is more terse. Perhaps we should coopt another vowel and use "E". "I" is I, "U" is you, "E" is he/they. My work here is done...
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17y ago
This is going a long way toward forcing the issues of copyright, software licenses, and music DRM. People are able to relate to this issue much better because it has a good physical metaphor.
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17y ago
MDA will only fail if it's approached from a "the model must be complete" perspective. MDA isn't really a process and IMHO fits nicely with Agile processes.
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17y ago
Well, the gizmodo piece "kinda" looks interesting, but the black bar on the left is totally hozed in my firefox...