mentos

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   by mentos 4y ago

   Biggest issue I have with my current game engine is compile times are about a minute for C++. I don’t see it anywhere but would love to find that Ambient can go from code change to running multiplayer clients in < 10 seconds
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   by mentos 4y ago

   Is it possible to enable a warning in C++ for these cases?
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   by mentos 4y ago

   Yea makes me wonder what data could be used to train this theoretical symbolic model that precedes the language model? I’m thinking training on movies/tv has the physical element that pure text is missing.
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   by mentos 4y ago

   Only takes me one minute and thirty six seconds to convince anyone I meet of this point: "This is Extremely Dangerous to our Democracy" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZggCipbiHwE
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   by mentos 4y ago

   I’d love to see AI that automatically curates the comments so that all the ‘witty’ takes can be collapsed under one category. But I think I’m with you in that it’s probably just time to move on. I’ve found a lot of my discussions have migra
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   by mentos 4y ago

   I bricked an Alienware gaming PC back in 2014 and was facing having to junk the whole PC because replacing the motherboard would be too expensive. Found a community online that stepped me through using my RPI to reflash the BIOS. Used the P
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   by mentos 4y ago

   I think it could mean games have the same art budget but make 100x the art content to compete with studios that use the innovation to slash their headcount..
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   by mentos 4y ago

   Its my working theory that artists (The Beatles or John Carmack) are always operating in this type of mental 'shower' environment. Makes me wonder if maybe there is a 'myaquaguitar.com' alternative haha
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   by mentos 4y ago

   I've wanted to get a looping pedal but at $100+ I've hesitated because I'd rather just get an adapter to plug my guitar into my PC and simulate pedals in software than spend $100 for every pedal I need. From my research an iR
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    by mentos 4y ago

    “You get what you pay for.” has always been my reaction to Linux issues.
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    by mentos 4y ago

    I work in gamedev and think perforce is good but far from great. Would love to see someone bring some competition to the space maybe XetHub can.
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    by mentos 4y ago

    From a very high level I wonder if we could use nuclear power to drive a CO2 capture mechanism to ‘make up’ for all the time spent burning fossil fuels instead of nuclear?
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    by mentos 4y ago

    Sounds like ‘rubber duck debugging’ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging
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    by mentos 4y ago

    Could probably position it has insurance for wear and tear
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    by mentos 4y ago

    Love how it looks biological and represents a new kind of evolution in engineering.
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    by mentos 4y ago

    What if you double their salaries?
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    by mentos 4y ago

    My biggest fear after my burnout was that I'd killed my passion for the rest of my life but I was able to take a year off (after 6 years non stop) and now I'm back at it for 2 years now with the same vigor I had when I started. Th
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    by mentos 4y ago

    I've heard of famous writers re-writing their favorite authors works by hand and I've fantasized about having more time to do that with my favorite tv shows/movies. For me I'd probably start with "Community" an
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    by mentos 4y ago

    Ha there was a man named Steve in our industry who made a pretty good career out of making technology ‘usable by mere mortals’ who comes to mind right now.
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    by mentos 4y ago

    Early detection? Whats the best way to detect cancer (money is no object) and how do we get that cost down 10x and get everyone to participate?
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    by mentos 4y ago

    Not a technical book but A Theory of Fun for Game Design by Raph Koster had a few perspectives I’d never considered.
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    by mentos 4y ago

    You recommend any reading on how Linus achieved that?
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    by mentos 4y ago

    I have a folder on Dropbox called “Highdeas” just for this. For me it’s not even about logging them so that I can come back to them but just so that I can move on.
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    by mentos 4y ago

    Curious to hear more about this was the background a 3D scene or just a flat plane? If you have the project laying around curious to try it
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    by mentos 4y ago

    I’d love to hear which lines the op felt were boastful I read all three articles only got the sense of damn I wish I had been lucky enough to work with him.
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    by mentos 4y ago

    Check out Unreal Engine visual scripting using blueprints
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    by mentos 4y ago

    Currently I have 2 PCs under my desk and 2 monitors that I use for work. I've fantasized about trying to travel and work but lugging a laptop and a portable monitor around seem too cumbersome. I'd love to experiment with two of th
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    by mentos 4y ago

    Ben Horowitz’s peace time CEO vs war time CEO in ‘The Hard Thing About Hard Things’ comes to mind. Tim Cook is a great peace time CEO that can ‘focus on expanding the market and reinforcing the company’s strengths’. In war time (like when J
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    by mentos 4y ago

    There will always be servers for the players that don’t care about hackers to play on. For the ones that are sick of having their games ruined by hackers they’ll angle their webcam down at their hands (or use the app on their smartphone) an
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    by mentos 4y ago

    I imagine it would start with competitive leagues first and then slowly expand into mainstream if the technology proved itself.