binthere

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by binthere 9mo ago
The snow flakes of the website are really bad for UX, just saying.
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by binthere 3y ago
Not everyone has $$$ to spend on a subscription service and they would locked out of content. Ads are necessary to promote accessibility of content in my opinion.
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by binthere 3y ago
Because some people love different drinks? Water is good too but people enjoy drinking different things. I actually don't understand how so many people in this thread are completely blind to this and are like "Why don't you j
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by binthere 4y ago
I remember when they acquired Allegorithmic, Substance Painter went down hill since then.
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by binthere 5y ago
Yes, but you are not the only person working for that company. I for one fight for the right of every employee of the company I work for to be treated fairly and greatly. Just because YOU have a good relationship with your company (or more
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by binthere 5y ago
You can actually see similar systems being used today in underdeveloped/developing countries, from toilet to sewage.
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by binthere 5y ago
Although I think it's extremely important to move forward in making artists do less work, I do not expect that a full zbrush model without any retolopogy to go into the engine and expect it to just work, specially because most of the t
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by binthere 5y ago
Git LFS is not bad if that's the only thing you're referring. I've used Git for plenty of games, never had a single issue.
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by binthere 6y ago
You are slicing her up not the article. It is simply stating that no woman has ever achieved a ranking as high as she did and it also happens to be a woman of color. I don't think it's that hard to understand, is it? Also, this is
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by binthere 6y ago
Simple question to whoever is honestly defending Apple: What if Windows prevented people from installing anything on their computer except from the Microsoft Store. Then Microsoft forced every app to use their payment system and then charge
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by binthere 6y ago
As a customer, if the game I'm about to buy was able to be polished because of additional funding/saving, I'm interested in the game being exclusive. As a customer, if the game company has better chances of surviving paying t
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by binthere 6y ago
No, you're wrong. The key difference you're missing is that Epic is not forcing any developers to do anything. They can do whatever they want, but IF and only IF they want some funding they need to sign a deal that benefits both p
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by binthere 6y ago
If this was Microsoft Windows I am sure you would have your pitchforks ready. Just rephrase your statement with Windows and you'd see the absurd of your statement.
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by binthere 6y ago
If I'm a small developer, how can I process payments directly without having to pay the fee to another provider?
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by binthere 6y ago
Thing is, Facebook is just forcing views by showing a live stream on people's feed. This alone makes it grow exponentially. It also solves the biggest problem Twitch has at the moment: not being able to promote lesser known streamers.
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by binthere 7y ago
Reading so many positive things about Apple Maps here for sure looks like astroturfing since I've had some really frustrating experiences with Apple Maps in the past.
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by binthere 7y ago
I have witnessed more and more people from the gaming industry switching back to the boring programming jobs. Why? Because they get to have a life and play video games too.
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by binthere 7y ago
I'm probably missing something here, but what is the value of this when you could write a script that would do just about the same? (Serious question, I want to know the answer, not rhetorical)
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by binthere 7y ago
I can see some big usage for this in medicine. Projecting stuff to help doctors performing complicated surgeries.
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by binthere 7y ago
OnLive was kind of a big deal when it was announced. A lot of poeple used it and tried it. They "gave" some games for you to play for free and test it out. Also, Sony did a few things similar on Playstation but was never a huge su
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by binthere 7y ago
Clients in MMOs don't need the entire state, just the state in a small area around the player's location. Some times it works like chat channel with a limited number of maximum players. When the limit is reached, player are put in
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by binthere 7y ago
http://arewegameyet.com might help
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by binthere 7y ago
They could also be testing if you're the kind of person who gives away secrets too easily.
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by binthere 7y ago
Your second part is wrong. According to the data most users don't dig deeper, they just stop at the answer Google already gave. MortgageSite doesn't even get the traffic in the first place.
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by binthere 7y ago
You are the proof that there is age discrimination in interviews. If you are in tech there's a high chance you've been on the interviewer side and you already gave your opinion based on this bias.
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by binthere 7y ago
Small survival kit for new 2.8 users (things you'll probably want to change/configure before use): 1. Set spacebar to "Search". A number of features either don't have keybinding anymore or it's hidden in an obs
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by binthere 7y ago
Other successful gaming companies/platforms should do the same.
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by binthere 7y ago
As someone who's done lots of Blender work as well as Maya and integrations with Unity and Unreal Engine, I still think there's quite a long way to go to make Blender a good option for game development. It's free, it kind of
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by binthere 7y ago
Wow, highly agree with having an OSS editor like that. Non OSS, there's Dota 2 map editor (which spawned the amazing Auto Chess which Valve is working on an official version now http://blog.dota2.com/2019/05/d
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by binthere 7y ago
Although this was mostly a decompiled project, I really appreciate the architecture and code style of https://github.com/OpenTTD/OpenTTD which seems to use OOP minimally and more c oriented code.

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