rafaelvasco

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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
I actually laughed way too much.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Wow. Pygame was one of my first forays into game development. I'm emotional now.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
I mostly ignore them now. Tried to use some before. All worthless. AI rudimentary at best.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Love Ghibli's art style so much. It's timeless;
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Perfect;
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Living with parents until late 20's is just harmful if you don't have a job, don't do anything and just live supported by parents, because you're lazy or some similar reason. There's those cases. But if you have the
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
There is the problem of predatory approaches to women in social networks of course. But I feel most women automatically take any messages from men declaring their affection, be it genuine or not, in a pretty negative way by default. I get i
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Approaching natural language, in this case, gets things a bit more readable. I like it. Of course , for this example in particular , doing e?.(...) is better if the block of code is short;
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Wow, function pointers is huge for native binding. Lot's of QOL new features as well. C# and .NET framework (core and future merged .NET) in general keeps delivering. Love the entire stack;
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Don't think there's any good C replacements. There are great alternatives, with advantages and compromises.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Editable start page HTML ? Yes please!
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Yeah. It's funny to think about it. From one side, these companies, we can't deny, provide amazing services to us, and make our lives easier. On the other hand, they collect an absurd amount of data about everything we do on the i
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
I in fact realized how much time I spent locked down in an office everyday. And it seems too much. And now with home office, I'm locked down most of the day again, at home. With this corona situation I was unemployed for 4 months. I fi
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Talking about dimming lights: Life tip: At night after dinner, turn off all the lights of your house. Use only weak led lights. You'll sleep much better, feel better and save on energy bills.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Of all systems of describing reality out there, I really like Advaita Vedanta. Everything is a manifestation of God or Brahman. As such, the dual aspect of reality and vision of separated things is an illusion. The only truth is that everyt
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
I'm at the same time a very spiritual person and very rational. That's possible because I wasn't indoctrinated into any religion from an early age, but started looking by myself what's this life's all about. I think
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
I feel exactly like this. I can work , focused at most 4 hours every day. After that, I want to stand up and go running because my legs are killing me. So home office is heaven. When I'm done I'm done.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Never knew this was a thing. Btw, it's appalling to see more and more companies these days are doing everything they can to keep employees working as much time as possible, while paying the smallest amount of money possible. They do ev
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Well, I think there's some factors. I can focus really easily into something and get completely absorbed in it. That helps immensely. There's a huge part of your mind that only activates when you're completely shutdown from o
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Used to work (IT, game/web development) 40h max a week. And could barely handle it. As I grow older (33) the tolerance is going down. My body asks for more exercise and less sitting (or standing doesn't matter) hours. So 40h a wee
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Don't know why but my body tends to react badly to acidic foods. So I don't drink coffee (and no alcohol, no junk food, no carbonated sugary poison drinks... and so on ). That said, home office was a godsend for me. I'm now p
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Ok you found a negative to my law. That was too easy. Now look with more attention and tell me a positive. You can do it!
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
As a Brazilian I agree completely. You see, a story told several times is a very powerful thing. And Brazilian people have been told such a story by our government for so long that people not only don't realize how broken the system i
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Oh that's a fact right there. Take any piece of evidence or information, if it is ridiculed too much or violently opposed, and has been for ages, but no one forgot it, then it's probably true or partially true.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Jesus. If I was subscribed to this, in my local currency this would cost me 347.61 moneys each month right now. Ugh.
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Makes me realize that photo-realism is not the most important thing. Illumination(and by consequence shadows) is. Bad looking 3D games look bad because of two reasons: Aliasing (which is the worst thing in 3D imo, but easily solved) and mos
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
I'm surprised with full 60fps 4k support. PS4 doesn't even have fixed 1080p 60fps support for all games... Really like the controller design, seeing it besides the new console, it looks even better. I found the console design a li
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Well, every company I worked with, "Agile" was just a means for management to keep feeling they're in control, when they're not, there's no such thing as in control, or to promote themselves with the higher ups. My
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Ahaha. Perfect :)
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by rafaelvasco 6y ago
Seems like we have a fellow Chaos Magick practitioner right here. Funny that the creator named the language "Chaos", the module manager "Occultist" and the modules "Spells". Now I can't dislike it even if

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