Subdivide8452

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by Subdivide8452 14d ago
Damn this guy is well versed on the topic at hand. Really clear and nice video.
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by Subdivide8452 24d ago
> you might find the quality subpar, but in terms of cost ratio, it is commercially good enough. Business will accept 99.99 at fraction of cost of 99.999. What is this based on?
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by Subdivide8452 1mo ago
Never had this, but I kinda wanna add the alias just in case now
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by Subdivide8452 4mo ago
I want my 5 minutes back. What an absolute waste of time this was.
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by Subdivide8452 5mo ago
Such a cute read (I mean that in the best way possible). I'm quite a social person and it's really cool to see someone be so systemic about it. But I would not have the balls to just talk to random people in the way you did it, an
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by Subdivide8452 5mo ago
Totally agree with this. Blizzard nowadays is a giant, but nobody would have blamed them if they remained a small studio, trying to protect what they've worked hard for to create. Just because they have a lot of money now, doesn't
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by Subdivide8452 5mo ago
Out of curiosity, as a fellow dev I'm interested in how you go about reverse engineering these types of things. I assume for networking, you keep track of what goes in and out of the live game. How do you go about pathing? How do you r
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by Subdivide8452 6mo ago
I think this comment deserves some nuance. Every company has to comply to local laws. Unless you want to run something illegal, at which point it's not a very reliable alternative for all your mail and more. Proton in some cases was fo
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by Subdivide8452 6mo ago
I think the real crime here is that browsers are able to probe which extensions you have installed.
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by Subdivide8452 6mo ago
I was just wondering why this process is not automated. Why do these graphics require redrawing? Resolution difference from EGA?
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by Subdivide8452 6mo ago
This sounds so snobby. VGA Loom was absolutely stunning. I can understand that you may appreciate EGA more, but "messed up" sounds hyperbolic imo.
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by Subdivide8452 6mo ago
While I agree that I'd like to know the more esoteric concepts of the 303, you could have worded it differently.
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by Subdivide8452 7mo ago
SFML definitely needs more love than it's receiving.
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by Subdivide8452 7mo ago
Access on mobile would be main reason. Perhaps that’s an iOS limitation, and Dropbox on Android is just a perfect replacement.
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by Subdivide8452 7mo ago
Exactly. Like someone stated, it was a bit like "draw the rest of the fucking owl"
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by Subdivide8452 7mo ago
Loved the intro but that code sample could've used proper variable names.
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by Subdivide8452 11mo ago
If you know what Synology is, you know it's more than just network based storage.
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by Subdivide8452 3y ago
Off topic, but why are you one of those people who do a full screen “subscribe to my mailing list” overlay? I never understand why you’d wanna do that.
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by Subdivide8452 3y ago
He gives reasons why it didn’t work for him. He gives 10 pillars of his personality, 4 of these pillars were standing due to his company ownership. You don’t need to have the exact same pillars, but you need to project it upon your own life
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by Subdivide8452 3y ago
I am hoping this gives publishers an important role of becoming the quality gatekeeper. The publisher has the relationship with the writer and ensures a certain level of quality. If a writer keeps coming up with nonsense (AI or not), they’l
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by Subdivide8452 3y ago
Ironically, I have no idea what you’re implying with this reply. Should I drop the usage of the word ‘just’? Isn’t it clear what I’m saying?
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by Subdivide8452 3y ago
Can’t you just test the last digit of main’s arg and get the best of both worlds?
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by Subdivide8452 3y ago
The end.
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by Subdivide8452 3y ago
Oh my God. I used to grab MIDI’s from here in my mid to late 90s game development days. This opened up a chamber in my brain that had been closed for 20+ years.
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by Subdivide8452 3y ago
What’s your vision on the replaceability of the human programmer in the next, say, 10 years?
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by Subdivide8452 3y ago
That’s like saying a sports game doesn’t need a referee because players should follow the rules. At times you perhaps don’t follow them as close because you’re too caught up. So it’s nice to have a party that oversees it.
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by Subdivide8452 3y ago
Was wondering the exact same thing. But my brain stopped after ‘jet’.
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by Subdivide8452 3y ago
Kind of ironic that this site bothered me with one of those full screen, must-click-away, overlays trying to get me to subscribe to their newsletter.
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by Subdivide8452 3y ago
That’s the warm feeling of acceptance.
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by Subdivide8452 3y ago
I tried this once at work, because it seems like such a trivial task. Spoiler: it wasn’t. Having said that, I learned a lot from it. So I wouldn’t say don’t do it. You’ll probably learn from it. Just don’t expect to make the next MongoDB or

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