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by yetihehe 4y ago
> don't believe the US has any interest in "helping Ukraine", let alone the people of Ukraine, In this case, "Enemy of my enemy is my friend.". "Not having interest in helping Ukraine" doesn't mean
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by yetihehe 4y ago
> We all have to be penalized somehow, but give us a chance to fix at least something. I concur with the rest of your argument, but I think excessive penalization should be upheld as long as Russian forces are in Ukraine. The more penali
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by yetihehe 4y ago
Every person is guilty of using a knife. Surgeons cut people every day.
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by yetihehe 4y ago
Exactly this. Not everyone can be in upper echelons. I'm pretty bad at any competitive game I've tried, even one I've created myself 5 minutes ago (I've lost to a colleague on a tiktactoe game on a graph I've invent
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by yetihehe 4y ago
It became a competitive game and you are not willing to be in the top tier of players. It is a holy grail for game companies: "How to mix having uncompetitive fun in a game while allowing competition".
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by yetihehe 4y ago
Reservoir computing still needs to provide input. How do you input into weather? And if you find that you indeed can provide inputs to weather, you should ask if you should provide inputs into weather. Using weather as a computer might si
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by yetihehe 4y ago
If restaurant prices were 100% worker pay, that would be true. But when you increase pay by 50%, your prices do not necessarily increase by 50% which also does not mean you will have 50% less customers. Currently owners of businesses minimi
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by yetihehe 4y ago
> - if possible, founding your own company with money extracted from labour and keeping the IP for yourself In other words: You should not allow others to get rich on your labour. Instead make a company and get rich on other people'
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by yetihehe 4y ago
Yeah, I've started with idea where you controlled one ship at a time too, but I think multiship gives more possibilities for gameplay. In my game, most of the time you would be controlling your ships on a map as small markers anyway (n
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by yetihehe 4y ago
No, that's a great idea! Sidesteps many issues, like having a good specs required for typical server (fairly recent graphics card for physics simulation and lots of storage).
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by yetihehe 4y ago
I've seen other 2d spaceship techdemos on kickstarter and almost no one pledged. I have a "might change the world" kind of project on my head now, so that game might have to wait several more years. But yeah, everyone that I&
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by yetihehe 4y ago
As someone who planned a game which could be hosted by anyone, I would love to know how to actually make enough money to finish that game. You either need to pour lots of money upfront to make great quality expensive game and hope that your
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by yetihehe 4y ago
I had idea for such game, but it was meant to be realized as a 2d space sim. If you want your ship fleet to survive during logoff, you need to hide it somewhere in deep space between star systems (via series of semi-random jumps so no one t
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by yetihehe 4y ago
I'm planning on making it someday (already done some techdemo 3 yr ago to prove that it's possible to see 5k ships on lowly laptop), but anyone can try in the meantime: 2D MMO-RTS where you can design your ship, have it simulated
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by yetihehe 4y ago
Flies are uncrashable only because they are small enough to survive most impacts. I've also seen uncrashable drone toys, you can throw them on ground, pickup and they will fly again. I've also seen flies hitting into things.
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by yetihehe 4y ago
TLDR: "Modern physics doesn't know all answers, I know that there are some unexplainable things therefore I wrote an article".
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by yetihehe 4y ago
I had a dog which was absolutely crazy for cucumbers. He was typically sneaking into garden, sniffing for cucumbers among leaves, took it out and eat it. When I was peeling cucumber, he was salivating and whimpering to eat peelings, he woul
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by yetihehe 4y ago
There's a meme that americans will use anything to avoid metric system. Typically with examples like "hole in the road with the size of 2 washing machines".
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by yetihehe 4y ago
Considering that he wrote zł instead of zl or PLN, op is a Pole using Polish keyboard.
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by yetihehe 4y ago
> find something you can tolerate that makes money. That has different answers for different people. I've had this conversation several times: - Them: "You work hard? Try working as a mechanic/builder". - Would you li
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by yetihehe 4y ago
> It’s not entirely clear to me why working hard has become a Bad Thing in certain parts of the US Because it depends on who is getting richer from your hard work. If you work hard in a corpo and you have constant salary independent of y
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by yetihehe 4y ago
1. Make plastic baby potties. 2. Sell baby food with "probiotic bacteria guarding babies internally against plastic pollution". 3. Profit.
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by yetihehe 4y ago
You can drag blocks. When you make some place on bottom and there is enough blocks touching bottom to fill a line (it doesn't need to be continuous) all bottom touching blocks disappear.
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by yetihehe 5y ago
I've had a neighbour which had her computer destroyed by lightning. She bought a new one and disconnected it during all thunderstorms from power. But she didn't disconnect her modem from phone line (it was in 1997). After another
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by yetihehe 5y ago
> Basic profiling can often find bottlenecks that are easy to fix, usually just a result of a simple oversight. But it requires already scarce developers to spend even more time on one task. Those same developers which aready have two mi
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by yetihehe 5y ago
Yep, I've started working on first point in march, already designed some components, waiting for basement workshop to be finished. Having a big dream is a powerful motivator. Third point - I'm doing whatever I can, plus made some
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by yetihehe 5y ago
The same, but I would try to do things that I want: - Try some ideas for inventions I had - Make a nice game - Support my family goals some more.
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by yetihehe 5y ago
Meh, now it works too fast, almost unplayable, I can't even steer properly, one keypress and speed is already +4. I believe it's after some change in code.
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by yetihehe 5y ago
Software stack is not that bad, you can write naive algorithms in all languages. Typically just eliminating some inner loop calculations (like VoxelCanvas.js line 189 should just be a single addition) can give you double digit percent speed
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by yetihehe 5y ago
When I tried to profile it, everything went too fast. Previously, going from PRB to PTO was several minutes, after I enabled profiling in firefox, it took several seconds (first 2 times I've crashed, because it was too fast for me). It

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