akbiggs

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Structuring Your Unity MonoBehaviours(medium.com)
1 points by akbiggs 10y ago|0 comments
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Why Education Startups Do Not Succeed (2011)(avichal.wordpress.com)
2 points by akbiggs 11y ago|0 comments
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Unity Devs, stop using GameObject.Find(akbiggs.silvrback.com)
1 points by akbiggs 11y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Introductory programming books for a young kid?
2 points by akbiggs 12y ago|2 comments
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Flashlight – Do anything with Spotlight(flashlight.nateparrott.com)
13 points by akbiggs 12y ago|6 comments
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by akbiggs 12y ago
At least in my experience, the main point of coding interviews has always been to expose and analyze the way that you approach and solve problems, not to see how fast you write code. It's usually better to take a step back and re-evalu
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by akbiggs 12y ago
This was accessible and interesting, thanks for the link. A few questions: 1. Does the overhead of creating a new CLH every time a Haskell function is invoked from C introduce any performance concerns(speed didn't seem to be well-cover
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by akbiggs 12y ago
The current title definitely caught my eye. Not sure there's a need for a change.
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by akbiggs 12y ago
I think both this, the parent comment, and a fair amount of other comments on this post are unnecessarily harsh towards the designers. Pointing out design issues is always helpful for improvement and reiteration, but attacking their motivat
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The Wall(akbiggs.silvrback.com)
2 points by akbiggs 12y ago|0 comments
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Xamarin.Forms – Build native mobile UIs from a single, shared C# codebase(xamarin.com)
2 points by akbiggs 12y ago|0 comments
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Introduction to Networking and Client-Side Prediction in Unity(blog.thinkrad.net)
2 points by akbiggs 12y ago|0 comments
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Why Your Code Is Broken On Production(akbiggs.silvrback.com)
1 points by akbiggs 12y ago|0 comments
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by akbiggs 12y ago
None of the people who put that question on hold were moderators, either. You can identify a user as a moderator by the diamond next to their name.
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by akbiggs 12y ago
The person who answered that question is not a moderator.
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by akbiggs 12y ago
Reading through this I see I was wrong. Thank you. My reaction was provoked when I was considering paying for the rest of the questions, saw the comments and saw the link to all of them. I was too hasty in my response.
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by akbiggs 12y ago
If I pay to get all the questions only to learn later that I could have accessed them all easily for free, I'm going to feel ripped off, even if it was only $5. Either make sure the questions are blocked off properly or let everyone ha
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Strong Opinions(akbiggs.silvrback.com)
2 points by akbiggs 12y ago|0 comments
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On Game Development(akbiggs.silvrback.com)
105 points by akbiggs 13y ago|55 comments
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by akbiggs 13y ago
I see the point you're making here, but I feel like the motivations you're pointing at for why people post on discussion groups and forums isn't correct in most cases. At least in my experience, people tend to post helpful ad