sseefried

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by sseefried 11y ago
Not sure that's pitched at a seven year old
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by sseefried 11y ago
Seconded.
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by sseefried 11y ago
Yes, and so few people write actual games, just game engines. My game is pretty crappy but I overcame a bunch of (mostly boring) technical issues to get it running on both Android and iOS. Here is a repo that sets up an Android development
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by sseefried 11y ago
I've been reading his writings for a while and this sums up very nicely my skepticism of his ideas. Thanks for articulating it for me.
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by sseefried 14y ago
Has no one thought to ask what people mean by failure? I for one feel that there could be a lot to be gained by decreasing the emotional impact of failing, without going so far as to reduce people's desire to succeed. It could be quite poss
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by sseefried 15y ago
Similar to something I wrote a few years back: http://seanseefried.com/blog/files/a81e39350086cbd6d78c9a2b1...
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by sseefried 16y ago
The problem with running up against the limits is that it isn't always pretty. I've heard it said that "all exponential functions are really S-curves" which in this situation would correspond to a civilisation gracefully decreasing its grow
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by sseefried 16y ago
I'd also be interested to see what the people of HN think about this essay I wrote about long term energy needs: http://seanseefried.com/blog/files/22-june-2008.html
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by sseefried 16y ago
I have read through these pages. Undoubtedly many of the things he states, particularly with respect to how long nuclear energy could supply us, are correct but only under the assumption that we don't continue to increase our usage of ene