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by valand 6y ago
> As pointed out previously, IGDA doesn't like that Yes, but as a fellow dev on game industry I'm choosing to believe the actual dev's word over dev-mixer's (IGDA) word. Here's what the lead designer of CDPR says
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by valand 6y ago
Gut-brain connection was a great find and overall this is an exciting idea, despite how bizzare it seems on first read. I always find it funny though, if the fecal transplant practice is done without knowing the whole scientific context, it
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by valand 6y ago
Disclaimer: Sorry I will not br giving you templates because I don't have any. > I obsess over making good estimates. Be careful with this mindset. Estimates are not available at all times, especially when involving complex product.
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What's appealing from these acts of "switching-side" or "crossover" is that, despite being people experienced in a domain, they are still able (or willing to) experience their anti-domain. I think this shows that th
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by valand 6y ago
Did you by any chance post on the wrong thread?
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This "clever code" is a bit misnomer for this kind of phenomena isn't it? Even overly-complex code is not an accurate term for that because overly-complex code can be caused by an overly-complex valid spec. "Stupidly out
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by valand 6y ago
New link https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24741444
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AI attempts to continue song: Country Roads(youtu.be)
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by valand 6y ago
I am pretty sure I havent touched that link for months, I don't know how that link can get there. Thanks for letting me know
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AI attempts to continue song: Country Roads(youtu.be)
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Cyberpunk 2077 devs reportedly chose to work 6-day weeks over delaying the game(gamesradar.com)
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CD Projekt Red Dev Defends Crunch, Suggests People Have an “Ideological Nar(gameinfinitus.com)
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by valand 6y ago
At the other end of spectrum, the lack of notation variations limits the vocabulary of a PL, which in turn either limits the feature of a PL and/or making it verbose. Verbosity can make things a bit difficult too. I am still a bit frus
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by valand 6y ago
(It turned out to be a productive comment despite the aggressive wording, so upvotes!)
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As helpful a static type system can be, most of them do cause increased cognitive load UNTIL the FIRST RUNNABLE VERSION. Having your code running for the first time is rewarding for devs, especially those who are handling many simple codeba
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by valand 6y ago
TypeScript, Rust, and working on a huge projects impacted me the same way. Rather than "using types so that things run", I have been encouraging people to ”describe business entities/constraints with types” in some languages.
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China threatens to 'wipe out' Taiwan president with war(taiwannews.com.tw)
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No, it's trunk chief
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by valand 6y ago
Agreed. Master being a bad connotation to some people are not the problem of the word itself. Some time if `main` turns out non-inclusive, changing it to other term is counter-productive. They must change to the source of bad connotation it
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by valand 6y ago
Me too. It might be caused by the crackling sound, the dominant instruments being melodic instrument in midtones/treble, or the amount of highpass filter applied to the music. It might relate with the frequency you're comfortable
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by valand 6y ago
> Explaining why the most obvious code wasn’t written. (Design decisions) This is actually the most important thing in this article. The technical why of things are often overlooked in today's software development. It rarely is the
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by valand 6y ago
That does not negate my argument though My argument was: > I believe that programming language has the power to push its user to write in a certain way Not: > I believe that programming language has the power to enforce its user to wr
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by valand 6y ago
Author here. Input and further discussion would be appreciated.
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Rolled out!
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by valand 6y ago
I agree with you on the Result type being semantically more meaningful and I agree there are a lot of conventions to be remembered coming from functional programming that gets meta. Thanks for the insight
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Author here, thanks for the input. Forgot to put it in my backlog :pepesad:
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by valand 6y ago
Didn't mean to cherry-pick I believe that programming language has the power to push its user to write in a certain way, not just a mere tool to convert idea to machine code. What I learnt by writing Rust turns out to be useful when ap
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by valand 6y ago
1. Ah thanks for the suggestions. These reminds me scrounging this article https://dev.to/gcanti/getting-started-with-fp-ts-either-vs-v... My pet peeve doing this in JS/TS is the fact that writing ``` fold( () =
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by valand 6y ago
That and `catch em all` attitude being promoted
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by valand 6y ago
Author here. Caught red-handed not running it on playground. Thanks for the correction. > I’d generally prefer to use exceptions to indicate exclusively programmer errors The idea that panic/exception means programmer errors worth t

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