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by oreally 5y ago
Again, I think there's an underestimation of what it takes to make a country, especially in a world of organized hostile players. You're far better off with spreading ideology.
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by oreally 5y ago
You underestimate things quite a bit. Decentralized ideologies are what's being practiced right now; and in fact, it's part of the USA's geopolitical strategy of pushing democracy onto countries, whether subtle or otherwise.
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by oreally 5y ago
The const infection is real in a codebase, and it's the very definition of a bureaucratic practice that saps the fun out of coding. Hopefully people use locality of variables more.
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by oreally 5y ago
Spoken like an armchair designer, with a huge bias at that. Game designers know that you have to splice in boring moments into their games so that the next dopamine shot has more impact. You can't do 100% fun all of the time. This is w
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by oreally 5y ago
Stick to non-modern c++ imo. Also in java everything has to be under the constraints of an object before you can do the stuff you want to do. It does seem more extremist to me because it's literally encoded in the compiler ruleset.
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by oreally 5y ago
Every time I see one of the 'leetcode=IQ' test comments I wonder if the poster has any semblance of what an IQ test is. For what it's worth IQ tests test for pattern recognition skills and learning ability, usually within a s
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by oreally 5y ago
You'd want robots at that point. Or guillable people partaking and circle jerking in their own careerist cesspools. Better hope they don't get put in a leading/exploratory positions as the company dies a slow 30 year death.
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by oreally 5y ago
> You will know this because the 'price' of BTC will be zero. To be exact in this scenario, the 'price' of BTC will still be the price of the last trade in cryto exchanges. The trading volume however, will be 0, and t
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by oreally 5y ago
I do this, but no apps, just a plain old google sheet. I sometimes miss several days due to forgetfulness and neglect, and have to recall what I did. It's also a great way to estimate how long projects take - pretty much thanks to past
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by oreally 5y ago
Not what I'm saying. Blame both sides but this is just tit for tat behaviour that happens especially when one side deems the punishments unfair. You are never going to solve anything in that manner.
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by oreally 5y ago
Because china is the rising power to US dominance, and both sides will discredit each other from time to time. Also western journalist orgs have an incentive to paint an unflavourable picture while getting non of the blowback. Also, keep in
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by oreally 5y ago
That's what you'd like to think. But the quantity vs quality pottery grading story is a tested and retold one. Also this might just go to show that you've settled for a slower pace of progress. And this term 'correctness
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by oreally 5y ago
What do you do for a living anyway? Seems like you're a narrow minded tech worker chalk full of himself. If you intend to be a modern day slave master, at least give people the proper dignity before the whole mob comes for you.
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by oreally 5y ago
Sure you can do it in a PR. But this assumes that the feature is tested in isolation and not in conjunction with the rest the software. And the software really should be worked on as a whole.
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by oreally 5y ago
'patience' that's why these projects never get many things moving forward and those higher up in the project's hierarchy seem to contribute way more. Also this is why younger, hungrier contributors should avoid these typ
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by oreally 5y ago
> Culture: people enjoy building complex systems and/or building complex systems results in respect from peers and/or prestige Seems great for architecture astronauts. Maybe they'll stay long enough to eat their own crap.
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by oreally 5y ago
There's some attempts to keep C++ stuff restrained done to a sane level, for example Orthodox C++ https://gist.github.com/bkaradzic/2e39896bc7d8c34e042b . I suggest that you stick to them. And for everyone who feel
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by oreally 5y ago
No, even academia and pure theorists could take a fresh perspective with actual skin in the game in making software. > The article is a terrific example of basic analysis BTW. Hahaha. It's some cherry picked examples and you'r
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by oreally 5y ago
This is a classic academia-ish take. Consume a bunch of theory and regurgitate whatever you've read. Better way to learn is making stuff with the language, having actual skin in the game. Only then bounce back to theory on the more nua
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by oreally 5y ago
For example you really don't need to enforce a 200ms turn rate, and their notion of what makes a 'communications turn' is unclear given the terms gamedevs use nowadays.
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by oreally 5y ago
This article is wayy outdated in the context of today's games. Look to https://gafferongames.com/post/deterministic_lockstep/ instead, you get bonus animated gifs there.
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by oreally 5y ago
To add on to this, the current most preached about "best practices" comes largely from a de-risking, never-ever fail point of view, ie. 'safety'. Unfortunately with such standards also comes a concept known as 'accc
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by oreally 5y ago
> If you care you lay down industry best practices as the fundamentals Gonna stop you right there. Ever consider industry best practices as not for everything and anything? 'The best' is very subjective.
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by oreally 5y ago
If one were to have an addiction, I'd pick video game addiction for them - the side effects are not like drugs, and it's possible to recover from it without major side effects, and in addition you can get a penchant for solving pr
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by oreally 5y ago
I guess epic games just won?
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by oreally 5y ago
Well what you call fundamentals might not be correlated to getting things done in day to day programming.
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by oreally 5y ago
Fuck companies that have codebases with long compile times and code in a way that you have to search multiple hoops to get to the actual cod e that matters (modern c++ in case you're wondering) Iteration times should be one of the majo
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by oreally 5y ago
I wonder how much he'd hate his heroes if he tries something like that. Or maybe he'd decide it's not worth his time and money and stay stuck in his own bubble.
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by oreally 5y ago
My mentors sucked. Many of them gave tips that were either just repetitions of what the hivemind said without the underlying basis or company does-it-this-way speals. I then turned to weekly book reading routines, learning by myself and the
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by oreally 5y ago
Categorizing it as either a bug or a feature is thinking at extremes and is indicative of the influence of the media on your minds, leading to poor decision making. It's a feature with weaknesses. As another example, the NRA preventing

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