marqueewinq

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by marqueewinq 2mo ago
My thoughts on this: 1. This is a world we live in now. I personally was not interested in the politics in the slightest, but since 2022-ish it wasn't in the cards to not pay attention to what happens around. For some groups of people
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by marqueewinq 8mo ago
Danzig or war? (Hoi4 reference) Jokes aside, this sounds terrible. What are the policies in place to prevent this?
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by marqueewinq 9mo ago
What stack are you using?
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by marqueewinq 1y ago
Well sed
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by marqueewinq 1y ago
Sure they do -- but once you introduce at least one custom component (i.e. hexagon map), it's actually not straightforward, how to integrate it with the rest of the controls. I can't say whether it's me who's stupid, or
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by marqueewinq 1y ago
Personally, i don't think the coding part of game development was not a bottleneck. Just try to implement, for example, a hexagon-based isometric game. There are no off-the-shelf implementations -- you'll need to redo the pan &#x2
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by marqueewinq 3y ago
Another purpose of code, as in software, is to be readable (aside from being executable). There's a million ways to do the formatting, and i would prefer people to use linter when they write code (hopefully, the same linter i'm us
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by marqueewinq 3y ago
It would be awesome to see the applications of that to assist blind people / replace vision altogether
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by marqueewinq 4y ago
Worked in a medical start-up in one of the country's biggest incubators, but eventually uncovered that the whole thing was a scam. All what management did is launder the money to themselves with no actual product in sight. I was respon
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by marqueewinq 4y ago
I believe there are enormous amounts of resources which enable people to self-tech the basics of coding. I partially agree -- but it's not an absense of possibility, it's absense of motivation. I think it's exactly because mo
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by marqueewinq 4y ago
Radioactive elements twice a day improve productivity: a study