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by rafaelvasco 5y ago
Two things I did and always do: Code things that solve real problems you want to solve. The harder the problem, the better you'll get in the language and as a programmer in general. Second, look at existing open source, well written co
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by rafaelvasco 5y ago
The thing is, we're carbon based lifeforms. They're not. Our bodies are on our visible spectrum. Theirs may not be. They don't hide themselves. We just mostly can't see them with our physical eyes, and with our tools.
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by rafaelvasco 5y ago
That may be the case with them. But there's thousands of reports and accounts. If you read enough of them you'll see the consistency. Of course there's discrepancies, but the base elements are consistent.
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by rafaelvasco 5y ago
Most people fail to realize their purpose. They want to give, not to take away. They want to be of service to us. Most of them anyway. Some of them only want to learn of our ways since we're so different. And a minority of them want to
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by rafaelvasco 5y ago
From what I understand of their motives after reading so much about it from hypnosis sessions and encounter accounts: They're not here to harvest resources, or to take anything from us. At least most of them aren't. They're h
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by rafaelvasco 5y ago
It's all about the circumstances. I don't see myself working for a company at 40. Only to myself. I was always a lone coder. I like to learn from and teach others but hate working in groups in the same project (and God forbid the
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by rafaelvasco 5y ago
Even if I were to be completely skeptical and/or in denial about Aliens existence, on the contrary, no one can say there isn't any evidence. Apart from being mathematically completely unlikely we're alone in the Universe, if
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by rafaelvasco 5y ago
Yeah, last time I tested I had it. Don't know if its still there. No ill effects at all.
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by rafaelvasco 5y ago
You can learn to program in a month or less. But it takes 10 years to actually put out quality code that is easy to maintain, readable and efficient in CPU and memory allocation. It took me a little less than that only because I was a code
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by rafaelvasco 5y ago
Tried it on https://news.ycombinator.com/ . Malwarebytes instantly blocked it. LoL.
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by rafaelvasco 5y ago
Only goes to show how ridiculous is the idea of physical borders between countries.
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by rafaelvasco 5y ago
I was reading this post and salivating. Delicious. Godot is my favorite engine right now, and for me the very best. It just clicked with me. I tried pretty much all of them. And did my fair share of personal engines through the years. Godot
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by rafaelvasco 5y ago
Am and always will be a .NET fanboy but I've been out of the grid for some months. Pretty exciting to see things moving nicely.
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by rafaelvasco 5y ago
I use Mikro-ORM not Prisma but I couldn't help but use an ORM in my project. Dealing with Mongodb schemas and queries directly, and modelling associations between entities, hiding certain fields on select, selectively populating joined
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by rafaelvasco 5y ago
Maybe someday we will have only a base simple VS Code and be able to extend it to do anything we want with plugins, and transform it into a full Visual Studio if we want. But not yet. As of now I only use VS Code for Typescript dev with Rea
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by rafaelvasco 5y ago
We as humans communicate in many levels beyond speaking. So for me it's natural to think we can communicate in some way with animals and even with plants. I personally believe emotions can be transmitted, they don't "stay ins
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by rafaelvasco 5y ago
OP doesn't or you doesn't ? OP appears to have plenty.
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by rafaelvasco 5y ago
It looks nothing like it. FOVO looks perfectly natural to me. Fish eye doesn't. I'm baffled by the comments on this post. This is not a fisheye effect at all. It's visually clear to me.
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by rafaelvasco 5y ago
Surely your're joking... Right ?
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by rafaelvasco 5y ago
This always bothered me when playing games, even when using much smaller FOVs. The future is bright.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
I at the same time laughed and got nauseated just by looking at that FizzBuzzEnterprise code LOL. I'm a minimalistic programmer myself, so the thing I hate the most in coding is over engineered code. Yes , it's a joke, but a joke
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Afaik at least facebook uses a heavily modified version of PHP ? No way they would run it pure.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
This is an old technique. For example, some game developers back in the early days used to put dummy files in the game data space, and code the entire game with less space so that if later more space was needed, it was just a matter of dele
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
High IQ: Your brain perceive and process much more data than people with less IQ. If you don't filter and process them adequately you're prone to disorders.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
I kinda understand you. Most women don't interest me as well. It takes more than a hot body and a pretty face. It takes a hot mind and/or a warm heart for me. Contrast this with most of my friends. They're all easily satisfie
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Yeah, I tested it on Ubuntu, had no problems. But yeah, VSCode doesn't cut it completely. Rider is as better or better than VS in some regards but it's paid.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
C# ? Not complicated at all. In fact it's currently one of the most cross platform language/runtime in existence after .NET Core appeared, and now more than ever with .NET 5.0. I even managed to AOT compile code and run it without
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Looks very fast to type. The faster I can code anything in a programming language, the better, if it looks clean. Which it does.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
You did a great service for Humanity! Game is now much much better to play.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
They're sometimes referred to as "Extrasensory perception", that is the ability to perceive things using senses which are not the base ones. The things perceived by these extra senses can be excluded from psychosis if in a co

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