penetrarthur

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by penetrarthur 2y ago
Static methods in modern C# are either extension methods or some other very rare cases like mathematical functions. The super complicated comments become readable and useful when you hover the mouse cursor over something. There are also too
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by penetrarthur 2y ago
Honestly, every point you mention in my opinion is positive. - if you feel like using static classes and methods, you should spend more time thinking about architecture - namespaces are just what they are - in modern IDEs just write /&
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by penetrarthur 2y ago
Pretty much the only country in the world where every single person speaks perfect English.
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by penetrarthur 2y ago
As a software developer myself and judging by the description, this sounds like a perfect job offer so many mature software developers. You are pretty much ticking all the boxes: - real life application that has a big impact on an existing
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by penetrarthur 2y ago
There's a very good MessagePack serialization library for C#. I've used it in many of the games I worked on. https://github.com/MessagePack-CSharp/MessagePack-CSharp
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by penetrarthur 3y ago
When comparing two developed countries only using GDP/per capita, make sure that the person you are debating with is way less educated than you are.
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by penetrarthur 3y ago
While being "huge", good European cities are quite homogenous throughout most of the area with 4-6 floor apartment buildings, small businesses in almost every building, parks, schools, good public transport system. They don'
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by penetrarthur 4y ago
Yeah, they are great! I usually have like three virtual desktops with two monitors, so it's 6 screens. Switching between them is also much better than it used to be couple of years ago.
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by penetrarthur 4y ago
When I traveled I would sometimes bring just one monitor and it was unbearable. I need to see the result of my work, logs and code at once to debug the code comfortably. Even more so when I'm tired.
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Ask HN: Working in a VR Headset?
199 points by penetrarthur 4y ago|249 comments
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by penetrarthur 4y ago
I've been trying to follow chess events for the last couple years and I enjoyed it. Right now I have completely lost all the interest in chess because of this 16 and Pregnant level of drama. I feel that Magnus has become so important i
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by penetrarthur 4y ago
I wasn't depressed but had low energy levels. I started taking 24,000 IU a day and within two weeks I had way more energy, constantly elevated mood and just felt happy overall. I recently lowered the dose to 12,000 IU per day. I did bl
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by penetrarthur 5y ago
> personally, i also think that the GameObject system with components is really nice - you can attach numerous different behaviors to any object that you want (composition) vs needing to either work with inheritance in Godot by extendin
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by penetrarthur 5y ago
I was listening to a lot of Mixergy some 10 years ago and I really enjoyed it but for some reason stopped. I was looking for something to listen to couple weeks ago and after spending some 20 minutes to remember the name "Mixery"
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by penetrarthur 5y ago
Compiling stuff.
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by penetrarthur 5y ago
It might have been true about Unity some 5 years ago, but during last couple of years Unity has been improved significantly.
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by penetrarthur 6y ago
I heard some gamedev companies use Haxe to write the logic of the game so that they can transpile it to client side language and server side language. Doing this allows them to simulate the game on server side to check the client side state
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by penetrarthur 6y ago
Give me back the years I spent playing this absolute masterpiece!
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by penetrarthur 6y ago
I think there are two components of school life: socializing and education. While remote socializing is hard to imagine, I don't believe you can beat high quality videos on youtube (like 3blue1brown) to understand most of the concepts.
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by penetrarthur 6y ago
Good architecture for Unity is one way data flow, immutability, discrete mutations.
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by penetrarthur 6y ago
I feel like early IRC was when people were much more involved in communicating over the not so popular internet. Sitting and chatting was a way of spending time by itself. Brings back warm feelings.
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by penetrarthur 6y ago
JetBrains Rider is a fine IDE.
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by penetrarthur 6y ago
But Starlink.
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by penetrarthur 6y ago
I had to wait a month for a Pixel 2 XL here in Latvia couple of years ago. Some small shop only ordered 1-2 every month. 99.9% of people don't even know what Pixel is.
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by penetrarthur 6y ago
I was taught in university by soviet professors and had to study soviet textbooks and from what I can tell, Soviet textbooks are extremely steep and unfriendly. There is not a single odd word and it even feels like they had to save the pape
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by penetrarthur 7y ago
I always wondered if you can "trust" an image that has been basically recreated. Could that kind of image be used as an evidence in court?
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by penetrarthur 7y ago
> and most rely on a deuterium-tritium thermonuclear fusion approach that requires the creation of ludicrously hot temperatures, much hotter than the surface of the Sun, at up to 15 million degrees Celsius (27 million degrees Fahrenheit)
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by penetrarthur 7y ago
I remember using most of the stuff Opera browser offered. RSS reader was amazing, email client was great. I even used their torrent client. It was all built in the browser.
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by penetrarthur 7y ago
No experience on launching B2B SaaS startups, but the video on the webpage looks too abstract. I am not __sure__ this product is something I need. Some real world examples would be better than Task1, Flow1. Good luck!
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by penetrarthur 7y ago
B-B-B-B-Blazor.

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