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Yeah because that's really shitty. If you actually cared about that person you wouldn't throw them out, you'd train and place them elsewhere within your company because they are good employees that contribute positively to yo
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I don't think the everyday alternative to a bad job should be a startup. That's such a different level of commitment it's not even comparable.
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that's true. I think something really unique in game dev is that parts of the team can fluctuate while another part has a larger commitment across several projects. EDIT: I'll also add, although obvious to some but worth mentionin
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I think the way film making unions are organized is something to look into but my impression is that the problem space is more familiar when you look at what industrial worker unions deal with. That is: careers under a single employer inste
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Wow I hadn't heard about the refunds. That's really uplifting.
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This is actually really well commented and instructional
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9y ago
I think you can if you use steam big picture. EDIT: actually what you are describing is exactly what Big Picture solves.
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what about software? I'm reminded of what farmers have to go through with John Deere tractors [ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8JCh0owT4w ]. Isn't that going to start happening with cars (I thought this was alread
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same here, i am very suspicious
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The problem here is not the law, it is the people who think the fact that one person (out of over 100 million families in America) got arrested for doing a thing that sounds reasonable is a reason to change your behavior. actually i
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ouch, downvoted for sourcing a claim? thanks hacker news
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shockingly true https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_laws_in_Brazil
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This is a form of Nimby: "well I don't do those things and it is reprehensible that people in my society do!". That's cute and all but what are we doing about that? Look at the Weinstein scandal - that dude was on a 37
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sure
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Actually i would argue the opposite. Not to the extent of genocide but the lid has really blown on Hollywood's sexual harassment problem (read: rape culture). Let's not forget Uber's contribution there and of course the whole
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Didn't sound like the real race had any except 13th/14th? but I watched a bit of the video and there was tons of excitement and I can't say I've ever cared for F1
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the screen isn't moving but the observable portion is. This change causes you to try to refocus but you know you're watching a movie on a 2D plane where you don't control the depth of field, so you let the change "guide&
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but i do need to refocus because i can't anticipate what the camera operator's next focus will be. It's still uncomfortable. As for 3d, i think its comfort is for the next generation of movie goers to decide on.
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very much agreed. I had to re-read several times this sentence at the very begining: > To commonly stands in for other prepositions such as at, in or on:
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Doesn't that also happen when a 2D camera image changes focus? your eyes dart around at the new point: https://tadleckman.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/trooper_rack.... Maybe the 2D shifting depth of field is e
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i think we'll see better results in the next few days as the numbers update
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welp, i'm convinced!
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that is a criminal offense and you can skip straight to police
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you are spreading FUD which is detracting from a more immediate (and actual) issue
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500 thousand dollars is nothing to sneeze at. The thing about crushing debt is that ... it's absolutely crushing.
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you have a narrow idea of what games are
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I think it's also a legit question.
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They already offer that experience and they still compete against ordinary Taxis which now have their own apps - Customers now expect a kind of experience and will go where it is met.
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hence the 3 years of practical training
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9y ago
greasemonkey script!
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