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by syntheweave 5y ago
The external feedback is just the last step in the chain, though. What the audience does on that night hardly matters: you got them to buy tickets, and the rest is knowing that you execute well on that performance, which is something the ca
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by syntheweave 5y ago
As I read further into the article I increasingly disagreed with the thesis and the influencer hyperbole used to support it. Cities are not tech companies. They have to provide services, infrastructure - housing, health, education, transpo
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by syntheweave 5y ago
It was. The post-war conditions, with the cooperation of American occupying forces, made Japan scramble to reinvent itself from a militaristic industrial power(from the Meiji period until 1945) into a consumer corporate economy with strong
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by syntheweave 5y ago
The accounts I've read indicate that it was a financing problem, mostly. Games got a lot bigger in the 90's, companies started merging and getting public listings and there was a general "corporatisation" of the landscap
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by syntheweave 5y ago
How to not be crap: filter out 90% of yourself.
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by syntheweave 5y ago
I feel like even with moderation, Reddit has a natural limitation by dint of being "adoration by upvote". You can't start a conversation outside of the boxes defined by the sub. If your post comes across as even slightly prom
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by syntheweave 5y ago
Competitive gamers - or at least the kind that get big Twitch viewership - aren't too far removed from athletes. They're used to the game giving reliable feedback and to getting as many tries as they need to perfect their skills,
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by syntheweave 5y ago
It's not as bad as you think. If the frontend and database is open source, the assets will be mirrored, and therefore end up in a giant archive. This is what happened to Hic Et Nunc last month - founder decided to pull the plug, commun
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by syntheweave 5y ago
Since the 80's all pinball manufacturers have sought licenses by default and used originals as a "B-theme" if the license falls through. This is the case because it's still a manufacturing business - it needs to be a fun