reactordev

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by reactordev 6d ago
Call 211
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by reactordev 8d ago
Not TCP ( Takeoff Clearance Prohibited )
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by reactordev 8d ago
He loved the term “revolutionary”
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by reactordev 8d ago
Ahhh behavioral science…
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by reactordev 10d ago
“Just place all that corporate malware on the X, X marks the spot”
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by reactordev 12d ago
It's modern C++ so, a little of both I think. 20 years of it and I still have people saying "I should work on my fundamentals" so it's totally fine to be a bit of both.
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by reactordev 15d ago
I agree on all of that, and to add to it that the leaders of these studios that had good games were leaders because they made good games. Not because they were good at business management. They weren’t and they thought bringing in the big f
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by reactordev 15d ago
If that were true, then Bungie post-Halo would still be Bungie post-Halo, a part of Microsoft. Not Bungie post-Activision... certainly not Bungie post-Sony... It's not all the studio head's fault in some of these situations. It wa
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by reactordev 15d ago
Ubisoft, Bungie, id software… Blizzard
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by reactordev 15d ago
It's not, AI labs and scalers are buying up all the mac mini's and mac studios.
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by reactordev 15d ago
Every game is a time sink, and RPG's are a time investment. Do you not understand this?
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by reactordev 16d ago
I no longer have the time to invest
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by reactordev 16d ago
Oh Britannia, how you were so amazing before the Tramel/Felucia split.
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by reactordev 16d ago
Correct, but to dismiss the NeXT contributions from BSD into modern mac and Darwin would be to dismiss Darwin entirely. Macintosh from the System7 days was a dramatically different beast.
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by reactordev 16d ago
why do anything? why Linux? why FreeBSD? why Mac at all? Why build your own wind turbine when corporations make large ones? Why build a cyclekart when you own a car? Why workout when everyone's going to die? With that mindset, everythi
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by reactordev 16d ago
a lot of the kernel extensions are closed source proprietary. The core is still open but a lot of what makes modern Mac, Mac, are those kexts.
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by reactordev 16d ago
This site scrolls at a snail's pace.
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by reactordev 17d ago
FX futures, but yes.
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by reactordev 18d ago
pre-plex, yes
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by reactordev 18d ago
It's one guy and 40 alts now
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by reactordev 25d ago
Wow I actually got a 7/10. It was hard to tell at first but there are signs that tipped me off to which one probably had a higher score out of the multiple choice.
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by reactordev 25d ago
Signoz? But yes it seemed like OTel was more interested in being a spec than a tool.
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by reactordev 28d ago
Oooof… well played go team, well played.
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by reactordev 1mo ago
At no point did I mention myself or what programs I know.
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by reactordev 1mo ago
>"I don't get everyone's complaints about the interface. I've been using it for years..." That's the problem, you have a bias because you've already learned the tribal knowledge. Having to learn it from
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by reactordev 1mo ago
I think you misread. I never said not to learn it. In fact, for your entry level I would recommend testing for it. At senior+ it should be more about software architecture, design patterns, and distributed systems.
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by reactordev 1mo ago
There are still companies who refuse to believe this and still put Senior+ devs through hell during an interview process with junior level algorithm memorization. In all aspects there will be dinosaurs and deniers and there will be embracer
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by reactordev 1mo ago
they won't even need that as agents talk to their own lanes in some Linear project management workflow that your sales team agents are connected. The entire system is going to end up agentic and even the CEO will be out of work unless
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by reactordev 1mo ago
Fourth unpopular take: without it Silicon Valley wouldn’t exist.
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by reactordev 1mo ago
Reinforced by the Parnas', Lambert's, Kirk's and Loomer's on TikTok. Ready to vote in the next midterms. Thinking 9/11 was an inside job...

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