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by sbarre 2y ago
More or less, but OP didn't say it was the only measure used. Just like LOCs and commits, it's a starting point. A general indicator of where you need to dig deeper or who to prioritize in your review.
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by sbarre 2y ago
I want to use this program, but the lack of support for RAW formats that are at this point 3+ years old (RW2 and ORF) is a bummer. I don't know where the gap is (DT, or the libraries, or some licensing problem) but the end result is th
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by sbarre 2y ago
The OG film for that was Forrest Gump. It is often lauded as one of the first movies to use CGI heavily but in completely, and intentionally, unnoticeable ways...
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by sbarre 2y ago
I remember the first time I saw audiophile cables that had an "electron flow direction" marked on them and I kinda knew right then what this was all about.
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by sbarre 2y ago
This describes almost every large enterprise I've ever done work for or worked at.
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by sbarre 2y ago
> we end up with the shit quality media and content we have now I'll just say that looking back on my life consuming media (that started long before the consumer Internet was around), there has never been a better selection of media
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by sbarre 2y ago
That's fair.. I wasn't the original poster (nor was I offended by the request - see below for my own self-reflection), but I see your point for sure. I'll admit that I can be guilty of speaking from personal authority/ex
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by sbarre 2y ago
I'm not sure you know what the word "tantrum" means, but that's fine. I'll reiterate that your immature and snarky tone does you no favours in terms of having a discourse, and again I encourage you to reconsider how
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by sbarre 2y ago
We can agree to disagree then. When someone comes around demanding that others provide them with information they can easily look up themselves, I don't see the problem in countering that with a politely-worded retort reminding them
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> Will traditional programming be used for most "production" workloads with gen AI being used to aid in the prototyping and development of those traditional programs I mean we're already there with Copilot, Cursor and othe
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by sbarre 2y ago
Hmm interesting. I sort of see your point here.. I would worry that a much more decentralized approach would just lead to inconsistent and fragmented moderation, and it would feel arbitrary.. Most creators, and viewers, wouldn't know
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by sbarre 2y ago
Wouldn't a new player in the space run into the same challenges though? I don't think this is a Google-specific problem (although they are particularly bad at it).
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by sbarre 2y ago
We are engaging in discussion.. I don't know that OP's comment, with their snarky confrontational tone and demands, is what I would call "discussion".. I guess I expect a level of civility in my discussions.
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by sbarre 2y ago
> these regulatory restrictions which supposedly force this kind of behavior from Google The above was your first post... > I asked for a very specific thing, not 'regulations that impact youtube'. My apologies then for misu
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So while Reddit is huge, I don't think it's even close to the same scale as Google. And problems at Google's scale are hard to compare to smaller scenarios. But I do agree with your 2nd point about misaligned incentives thou
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by sbarre 2y ago
> don't provide services you can't support. Also playing devil's advocate here: Define "support". I'm sure Google will tell you that they support their billions of users just fine, relatively speaking, and
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by sbarre 2y ago
Yeah it feels like there should be an escalating series of consequences for infractions.. It should have been pretty straightforward to establish a pattern (or lack of) around whether this was an intentionally abusive channel or a first-tim
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i.e. senior devs know all the wrong ways to do things..
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by sbarre 2y ago
This is hindsight in my case, but I will say that a lot of the resilience and experience I've developed in my career has come from putting best effort into less-than-ideal or even failing projects (in my defense, in most cases I didn&#
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by sbarre 2y ago
I thought the whole point of these camera LEDs was to have them wired to/through the power to the camera, so they are always on when the camera is getting power, no matter what. Having the LED control exposed through the firmware compl
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by sbarre 2y ago
I think, thankfully, that the average user is increasingly aware of these kinds of problems, and hopefully the era of companies being this irresponsible is starting to come to an end. Anecdotally, my elderly parents have asked me questions
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by sbarre 2y ago
Again it depends what you mean by "high quality code". Do you mean how well it was written, or do you mean how well it performs? Or do both matter? Equally, or one more/less than the other? It probably depends on whether you
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by sbarre 2y ago
I think that would be the case if the employer was doing this on purpose. I would bet this is more a case of business goals being met by dev teams in the quickest and easiest way possible, without anyone providing legal or regulatory oversi
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by sbarre 2y ago
Sure, I guess it depends on what matters to you or to your evaluation criteria. My point was that it's all subjective in the end.
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That's certainly one opinion about it. One could also say that quality is related to the functional output.
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That's great! I mean you shipped a game, that's more that the majority of people who do gamedev as a side hustle or hobby, so congrats! Sounds like you've got the right attitude.. :-)
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I mean, based on the claims and the benchmarks, it seems to provide massive speedups to a very popular tool. How would you define "quality" in this context?
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What kind of marketing or outreach have you done for your game? Edit: I ask because the devs on Tiny Glade are ex-DICE (I think?) and definitely ex-Embark Studios, two very well-known AAA studios, and they've been very active both in t
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For anyone who loved Tweetdeck, there is Deck.blue: https://deck.blue/
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I've seen (and started using) "current common practices" instead of "best practices" where it makes sense. In an always-evolving technology landscape, it feels like a better representation of what we're doing,

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