quadcore

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by quadcore 4y ago
Plenty of good advices out there. Remember that momentum is key. Someone once said to me, "its easier to get a girlfriend, a job, whatever, when you have one already". So get a job. A whichever job. For momentum sake.
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by quadcore 4y ago
After some time using it you understand it works for everything. Essentially, it features simpler and powerful loops and recursions. So you wrote those differently and end up writing many things differently. That said, I used it for a simpl
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by quadcore 4y ago
Thats right. Though in reality, programs behave in a complex way . You rarely have to insert something in the middle of a list in practice. You rarely do random behaviors, at least in my field. Let me explain. In the game industry, we use
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by quadcore 4y ago
We should do Strasbourg. 2 hours from Paris by train, a few from Berlin and Bruxelle. European name and international notoriety. Great place, climate, used to be fought for by both France and Germany and I think its sounding like a place ea
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by quadcore 4y ago
Myst and its sequel Risen. Myst used to be the most sold game ever.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Yeah. I dont know. I guess Ireland is irish's. Also it is managed by Irish government. We need a place that will grow into a federal europe. Something like that.
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by quadcore 4y ago
I meant Shenzhen
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by quadcore 4y ago
I think we (Europe) need a Shenzhen-like zone (probably between France and Germany). That is a tax-free (15%) english speaking tech zone.
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by quadcore 4y ago
I realised recently China has a population of 1 billion and 400 million. That's more than a billion more people than the U.S. And they dont have democracy. They cant french revolution on their CCP thing. Im no expert but this is mostly
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by quadcore 4y ago
Why would you debug by hand when you can use a computer? Meant in favor of print of course. Thinking as I write it probably means it's the print statement that should be improved for debugging if anything. Imagine a debugger that colle
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by quadcore 4y ago
You have as rare a courage as Steve Jobs and others if you'd ask me. The only startup I remembered in a long time if that count. I sincerely hope you've had fun and that you'll keep enjoying your life. Speaking of which Id re
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by quadcore 4y ago
he's bluffin
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by quadcore 4y ago
- they are getting better with time, until one day they'll be better than you and I right after schools.
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by quadcore 4y ago
With a Vangelis tune s'il vous plait.
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by quadcore 4y ago
I made a demo of such a game before that had some traction on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQLiANnRPBU
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by quadcore 4y ago
I believe this should be the case for most web moderation, it should be mildly regulated and things like shadow banning banned (or at least stated that it's a feature somewhere). I'm not a regulation guy I prefer freedom, but if y
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by quadcore 4y ago
Interesting. Local news says today US tech is in pain.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Ive thought a lot about that lately and found an explanation (about why do narcicism and psychopathy seem to be more trendy) which satisfies me. Farms and factories used to employ a lot of people. It was the default job back in the day. So
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by quadcore 4y ago
Layperson here, I didn't know we were in an economic crisis that bad, is it global? What are the reasons?
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by quadcore 4y ago
Regulators dont want mustard-yellow webpage anymore. They dont want anything they don't Know.
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by quadcore 4y ago
So I will reiterate my little theory, this is not entirely Google's fault, regulations, especially KYC are responsible for this. KYC is incompatible with having a free zone. This is actually the aim of KYC, to remove free zones. If you
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by quadcore 4y ago
It may sound weird but it's not about the intuition but your guts which is, I know it's weird, different. It's "how you feel" and your mood is driven a lot by your guts. It's really something which is more abou
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by quadcore 4y ago
Dont have your answer but I participated to cofounder match. Because what you say is true, something strange happened to me, I think I leveled up my people skills like crazy. I kind of got a deep profound lesson out of it (Im a hacker, not
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by quadcore 4y ago
It makes me trust them more when they use old software that I never got to complain about.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Yeah discard use to be slow because it flushes pipelines or mess with branching predictions I don't remember which, I just assumed they "fixed" that by now.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Well there is a specific tradeoff involved in this particular case, i.e. one more processed vertex versus something like +100% added surface, if my triangle maths are still what they were.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Oh, let me clear that for you. The trick discussed here is that you can draw a sprite (a quad) using one large triangle. The sprite is just inside it but the triangle has quite some "wasted" surface.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Nope, I don't think so. The point I see in it is regarding some thought I have about that games should run on intel graphic chipsets. Diablo 3 doesn't for example. I wonder if D2 ressurected does...
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by quadcore 4y ago
Using Goroutines, I also made 10k 2D rabbits wander on a map for 5% of my laptop cpu (they'd sleep a lot admitedly). One goroutine per rabbit, how amazing when you think about it. That's when Go really got me. edit: oh they do ra
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by quadcore 4y ago
Pretty sure overdraw / fillrate bottlenecks before vertex processing. Also you could draw that quad using strips which would then amount for only one more processed vertex compared to triangle. Edit: okay surely with modern architectu

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