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by oreally 5y ago
To put it this way is too much of a simplification. There is good and bad. For now their priorities intersect with the chinese commoner, ie. Protecting themselves via serving the chinese commoner. Another bonus to this is the ability to mak
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by oreally 5y ago
I could be more productive using my own frameworks to build stuff but I don't think I'll get paid for it though. Such is life.
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by oreally 5y ago
Thanks for the nuanced view. While I'm sure these measures do some good overall, I hope this doesn't escalate the chinese education system into cultivating a bubble of thought similar to colonial era china. Eventually, they should
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by oreally 5y ago
Also it would be nice to have the version number displayed in a text area somewhere within blender itself so the video captures it.
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by oreally 5y ago
> The fact is that a single person with a decent amount of knowledge can write a game engine that is more or less complete, while not even FANG companies can write a web browser from scratch should definitely be proof that the latter is
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by oreally 5y ago
How about the -shocking- possibility that google thinks 'genocide' is US/Western rhetoric to stoke tensions and keep nations under western hegemony, and they feel it's their duty to not contribute to that?
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by oreally 5y ago
You're missing the point. You can't make such a claim about complexity based off the amount of software there is. Games are by far the more popular software to make. This is why I've narrowed it down for you, hopefully you ca
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by oreally 5y ago
There's a lot of games out there, way more than there are web browsers. For a start try comparing games with manpower/dev support levels similar to a web browser like chrome. If we take a AAA open world game, the game somehow gets
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by oreally 5y ago
And on the flip side tech gets Leetcode interviews, shoehorned microservices when you dont need it, slow web browsers. The game industry iterates far faster and the result are programs that can handle far more features than the average tech
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by oreally 5y ago
> I think contributing to open source is probably a greater source of satisfaction for most than programming games. I've never had better satisfaction in games compared to open-source. The focus on iteration making the games trumps
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by oreally 5y ago
Just want to add, you can be addicted to any number of other things to suit your avoidance needs. I have hope for people who are addicted to video games though, because I know they have obtained the knowledge/capability to figure out t
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by oreally 5y ago
> others will find ways to stop this bliss and make them work for them, and it sounds fair no? This statement assumes humans love having control over others and keeping them in a system of pseudo-slavery. But if you look at it closely hu
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by oreally 5y ago
Seems like you some rich chinese friends. It's a bit of a stretch though to say the culture is to purchase homes and vehicles for each child though. It's more likely they'll be sharing sharing 1 ancestral house and 1 family v
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by oreally 5y ago
Would you be willing to pay for their excess population then? As a US citizen? Because the excess population puts more pressure on China's infrastructure and you're pushing for no birth control.
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by oreally 5y ago
Ok, seems like you'd like no birth controls. Would you be willing to support the excess births in China with your own money then? As a US citizen? Because the excess births are going to put a burden on China's infrastructure and y
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by oreally 5y ago
A culture of ostracizing what's perceived as 'the dumb and uninformed' is what got the US Trump. Putting up a wall against them didn't get the US to a better place. Like it or not, there's a substantial amount of mi
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by oreally 5y ago
Years ago there was a US president who questioned the birth control = violation of human rights thing to Deng Xiaoping, to which Deng answered: "Are you going to support the excess population then?" or something like shipping them
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by oreally 5y ago
Precisely. If you want to do logic, use a programming language, not a data format.
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by oreally 5y ago
Will this reduce fees? I've heard it was a big problem with eth.
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by oreally 5y ago
Have you done mine prodding drills over 50 square meter fields? Sure it'll fulfill some superior's KPI but it's not very useful nowadays with all that modern military equipment. A good majority of these prescribed processes,
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by oreally 5y ago
That's a pretty good description, and many of the posts here are about fierce nerds with petty issues which I think the essay is not about. I've grown into that fierce nerd. Being in forced conscription in my 20s has made me wary
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by oreally 5y ago
It's cool and all, but looking at the videos the FPS is taking a huge hit. Doesn't matter how the comments are about beautiful code if no consumer can play it.
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by oreally 5y ago
Just saying, I'd rather have kids be addicted to games than drugs. At least there's a high possibility you can recover game addiction without major effects to your health. And you learn very abstract things in games you can use IR
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by oreally 5y ago
> The gaming industry has been playing the same card movie studios play FWIW, the mobile games industry takes a different route. Unfortunately the media loves to shit on them while not being too hard on how the AAA movie-like industries
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by oreally 5y ago
> They need smart people not because logic they write is complex, but because navigating total chaos of internal system complexity needs smartness. Careful, that's the FANG SWE ego speaking. What you describe isn't smartness bu
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by oreally 5y ago
Does anyone not seem to care about code hotloading at all? Shared libraries enable that. It's a HUGE iteration bonus that seems gets glossed over in favor of onerously processes and dogma.
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by oreally 5y ago
The article is focusing on a few abstract concepts, but here's some actionable rules I've found that work. - When all you need is a function, don't make an object abstraction. - Restrict your abstractions to at most 2 levels
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by oreally 6y ago
> one purpose of code organisation in larger companies is to mirror the team organisation. That's one of the weirdest reasonings I've ever heard. What happens when you have to downsize that team? But yea, shoehorn each individu
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by oreally 6y ago
> So maybe there is no conflict, but it is hardly functional. You do realize this is a pretty condescending and closed-minded statement to make no? It's been said that any developing country going through accelerated economic improv
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by oreally 6y ago
I would agree that these weapons should be out of the hands of the average civilian gunowner and put in the hands of say, army commanders. But then you already have the civilian gunowners who dont go through regular psyche tests no?

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