misschresser

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by misschresser 1y ago
that's all that they did here, they say so in the blog post
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by misschresser 1y ago
indie games are still a hugely important part of the industry, Peak is a recent great example of a small team making something fast that is novel and successful.
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by misschresser 1y ago
My experience is similar enough to the author's though. I was a Masters level dueler in starcraft2 and had a huge passion for the game, and a huge part of that was that the community was exciting at that time. I participated in the sub
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by misschresser 3y ago
Celeste, Stardew Valley, Bastion are some famous games built on it.
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by misschresser 3y ago
The only real complex problem a start-up has to solve is making the product successful. Engineers that love "complex problems" with no love for the product / space it's in is usually a recipe for disaster.
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by misschresser 3y ago
read Cleese's "Creativity"
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by misschresser 4y ago
yea exactly. seems pretty sweet
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by misschresser 5y ago
> And I sincerely hope that in five or ten years from now, we’re not still watching reruns of Friends 17 years later checking in here.. humanity shows barely any reduced appetite here.
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by misschresser 5y ago
Comments here feel a bit rough. If you've got the time, I'd recommend a read here. Regardless of the "stats" here (absurd price point, 2 days / 18 miles, plenty of supervision), it feels the author is as self-aware
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by misschresser 5y ago
Oatly is a successful brand and their marketing is clever, but that doesn't mean they are "The New Coke". Oatly has never pretended sugar is good for you, it's listed on the box, we all see it. And I don't think the
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by misschresser 6y ago
I like HuK, but his thoughts on WC3 are off-base. He says: Economy/Resource - 2.8 / 10 "However when comparing it to the SC universe, WC3 has always been underwhelming to me when comparing its resource counterparts of mineral
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by misschresser 6y ago
Yes Android -> MBP has been a consistent pain for me. I just tried this out and it worked perfectly, I think this is great.
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by misschresser 7y ago
Article presents opinions based on a broad and incomplete picture. This might be the most harmful type of publication right now, the author wants to justify his feelings of "The U.S.'s liberty is expendable, but it doesn't ha
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by misschresser 7y ago
The talk starting @ 3:30 was good, relevant for anyone using React / graphql right now.
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by misschresser 8y ago
I switched into software with a non-STEM background, been an engineer for about a year now and have heard / seen a lot of hiring conversations both during my process and since then at my company. Projects that you can point to and expl
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by misschresser 8y ago
What made you go back into academia? Based on this snapshot of your life, it felt like academia at its best gave you an outlet to explore the things you were really interested in, but at its worst, had a ton of obvious drawbacks. Even in th
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by misschresser 8y ago
25 pages in, this is a great find, thanks for sharing.
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by misschresser 8y ago
I'd be curious to hear more on your schema validator. We've been using GQL for a little over a year and have felt some serious pain when doing big shifts in our GQL layer and even just when we're trying to clean out dead code
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by misschresser 8y ago
Brood War definitely requires a much higher APM, but the quirks of the game could make it much harder to decipher what is the correct action. It'd be interesting to see if/when the AI would discover things like muta clumping and i