theThreeTuples

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   by theThreeTuples 4y ago

   Unreal licensing is crazy compared to Unity. A % of revenue is millions of dollars potentially. You cant compare that to the fixed opex per developer seat with unity. It’s a strategic design for a company to use one or the other. So far in
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   by theThreeTuples 5y ago

   I built something similar a couple of years back using Anka. I got the help of lawyers to help with some details but there were definitely cases where Apple’s non explicit stance (until recently) makes you stop and think. https:/&#x2F
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   Teamcity will continue to use version 1.x of Log4j(youtrack.jetbrains.com)

   1 points by theThreeTuples 5y ago|1 comments
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   by theThreeTuples 5y ago

   Probably should look at https://veertu.com/
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   by theThreeTuples 5y ago

   These things are a trade off. Developers should be targeting a platform rather than the hardware. Why would the user be concerned about the app pegging their ram and how to deal with it.
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   by theThreeTuples 5y ago

   Location: London, UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go, Basel, CI, Kubernetes Résumé/CV: https:filip.dev Email: me@filip.dev Im an engineer in developer productivity looking for a new team to contin
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   by theThreeTuples 5y ago

   I’ve used Anka for running macos VMs with good success. So much so that we replaced all our bare metal workloads with portable and repeatable environments. The trade offs are performance related and bugs with the VM tech but those are less