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ferrumfist
3y ago
"Beef" was pretty great, I'd recommend that. I'm surprised to see no mention of "The Witcher", though, I figured that would've ranked relatively highly despite the many creative shortcomings of the show.
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ferrumfist
3y ago
It's a standardized file that describes a 3D scene (with references to assets, transforms, etc). It makes asset pipelines easier to spin up and iterate on, but I don't think anything about USD specifically will further enable AI a
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ferrumfist
4y ago
> pruning dead weight That wasn't my experience with the current layoffs at big tech. There was no effort to find positions for the engineers who performed well in the previous year(s). They just cut some orgs by the hundreds (I was
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ferrumfist
4y ago
> US or the poorer parts of Europe Sorry to nitpick, but I've driven across the USA many times and I've never had much to complain about with regards to our roads (outside of Ohio, fuck that state). Doubly so when comparing our
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ferrumfist
4y ago
People pleasers can cause people to dislike them in a workplace, ironically. Being a people pleaser in software dev very often means you will over-burden yourself because you'd rather say "yes, I can do that for you" than &qu
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ferrumfist
4y ago
> democrats are only for it just enough to foil the republicans Absolutely not. Modern Democrats are neoliberals to the extreme. Neoliberals are very pro-immigration.
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ferrumfist
4y ago
> SC2 just released a huge patch that revamped a lot of balance issues I feel like tossing in a patch from SC2 as an indicator that it's actively being supported is a little misleading. SC2 had the opportunity to compete with LoL an
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4y ago
> US workers are unfortunately lazier and slower and more expensive I guess we just kinda stumbled into being one of the wealthiest and most developed countries in the world while having the lazier/slowest/most expensive workfo
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4y ago
> assume they have no self-discipline I can't say that every skinny person has a healthy relationship with food, but I can say that almost every overweight person does have an unhealthy relationship with food. Everyone is allowed to
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4y ago
I find people who complain about the PC community far more annoying, tbh. The PC community is just a bunch of young altruists trying to do the right thing (however misguided the attempt is). The anti-PC community has always struck me as chi
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ferrumfist
4y ago
> my daily caloric intake to about 3500 calories How tall/big are you if you don't mind me asking? I'm 6'0" 180lbs and my caloric intake is about 3500 when I'm in a bulk cycle (I do a lot of cardio/fenc
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4y ago
> Unhealthy food is delicious, and choosing healthier options and eating less in general requires a good bit of willpower Just want to say that, in my experience, this is only if you're in the habit of regularly eating unhealthy foo
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ferrumfist
4y ago
You're completely right, maybe a software developer's total contribution to the bottom line can be conveyed with a few snapshots of context-less code. Maybe every complex problem humanity faces today has an equally easy solution.
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ferrumfist
4y ago
Junior/Mid Perspective: "I was hired to write code, sometimes I solve business problems" Senior/Staff's Perspective: "I was hired to solve business problems, sometimes I write code"
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4y ago
I'm no doctor, but it makes sense why exercise is also prescribed for countering diabetes in that case. If organs and muscles are "hungrier" for glucose when routinely exercising it seems like it would regulate blood sugar le
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4y ago
For software development, I feel like being "overemployed" would be relatively easy as a mid-level or senior developer. Job #1 is your 'mainstay' job with decent pay/benefits (but requires more concentration), Job #
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4y ago
> “Trump is a murderous liar” You could argue that using drones to kill people is murdering, you can point to times when he lied. It also just strikes me as different when saying things about someone who is in public office and saying th
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4y ago
> Say the wrong words and get financially destroyed I would argue that a failed society is one that protects an individual at the cost of the group. You only see one individual held accountable for his words and actions, but you don'
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4y ago
A myriad of issues with FB is worthy of support but the moment they partner with MSFT it's a bridge too far, eh?
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4y ago
There are many forms of exercise outside of a fitness center. I know a handful of guys in their 60's and 70's who are in fantastic shape due to fencing. They can still regularly place in the top 20% of regional tournaments against
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4y ago
I kind of agree with you, actually. I think when it comes to clients, you should be presenting yourself in such a way that's most likely to sync with them. If your client is a bunch of grizzled/cynical old-school IT guys then you
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4y ago
Speaking of Office Space, the way it's branded in this article reminds me of the "flair" scene. Manager: "We need to talk about your job performance." Employee: "Really? I'm performing all the tasks and re
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4y ago
Personally, I don't mind routine checkups from management. The leading cause of detachment for me is tasks and meetings that generate no business value taking up an inordinate amount of time. If it takes more time to talk about the wor
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4y ago
Devs: "Overworked? Too many disparate responsibilities? Not being able to write enough code? No team cohesion? This is a systemic failure of leadership, start interviewing for other positions." Devs: "We, as software develope
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4y ago
There is a github project that allows runtime Python scripting. I've tried it and it does work, however I tested it on UE4 and not UE5. https://github.com/20tab/UnrealEnginePython
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4y ago
You can using these function macros to C++: UFUNCTION(BlueprintCallable) // This is a purely C++ function that is exposed to Blueprints and can be called from blueprints UFUNCTION(BlueprintNativeEvent) // This can be imp
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4y ago
Definitely agree with making a game. I was stagnating as a defense contractor and turned to games as an escape from the grind of government work. I ended up installing Unreal Engine 4 and never looked back. My career growth improved exponen
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4y ago
I would be shocked if Rider doesn't become the industry standard IDE for game development. My experience with Rider in UE4 and UE5 has been outstanding since I switched last year. It's a night and day difference between using Ride
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4y ago
It's all about numbers. There are just fewer women in general who play competitive online games. There are a variety of reasons why, but the most obvious one is that the online multiplayer scene isn't particularly welcoming to wom
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5y ago
The prevailing sentiment had nothing to do with racism, I recall the more liberal circles of the Internet lambasting his "small government, pro-business" stance while he uses executive orders to clamp down on private businesses.
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