shiburizu

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by shiburizu 4y ago
Suggesting Tough Love Arena: https://toughlovearena.com Brilliantly simple fighting game that runs in the browser with online and offline features.
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by shiburizu 6y ago
Unity/Unreal visual scripting still carries all the baggage of understanding a bunch of concepts inherent to those engines that visual scripting will not handwave. This is not true of Construct, GDevelop, et al which have spent a ton o
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by shiburizu 6y ago
Whatever metric you need to hit to be linked to a group of people who rioted in the capitol building of a superpower state I presume.
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by shiburizu 6y ago
Lots of applications used it. I recall Wacom having some art applications made with it, I remember League of Legends used it in the early days. The link you sent also specified quite a few uses. But most notably there is a focus on desktop&
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by shiburizu 6y ago
Rendering at a higher resolution than the format target and downsampling to the target provides anti-aliasing. Gives them the "CGI" smoothness.
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by shiburizu 6y ago
This isn't being fought over a data breach or privacy concerns and that's why Epic is smart to fight at this angle. Apple says "you can't do this", but Epic does the thing and says "I should be allowed to do th
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by shiburizu 6y ago
Apple has been pushing for "services" under Cook ever since he took the helm. Being forced to allow secondary app stores would undo all of that work.
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by shiburizu 6y ago
I recently started working on my own portfolio site, and I wanted to include a blog. I considered Wordpress to be way too overkill for what I needed, plus I wanted to write my own theme. Plenty of flat-file CMS software options exist, which
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by shiburizu 7y ago
I'm glad you made that decision for yourself and I think such perspectives are missing from the discourse about working-class folks dealing with addiction.
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by shiburizu 7y ago
This is correct. Actual trade approach to coding basically doesn't exist because people are sold on learning to code in a couple of months versus year or two, which I think would easily land people some jobs in web or junior devs.
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by shiburizu 7y ago
I find it very important to analyze cases like these when CEOs sound off about how you shouldn't need a degree to work in the industry. These code camps have no credibility.
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by shiburizu 8y ago
press is reporting there won't be any changes and launcher will still show Destiny. Safe to assume D2 is on its deathbed so they don't have to stick around too long.
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by shiburizu 8y ago
League of Legends and GTA5 come off the top of my head not including other examples mentioned here. Culture phenomena videogames have come and gone, this time Fortnite just has a bigger marketing campaign. Discord is definitely not even a s
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by shiburizu 8y ago
Title should say Discord instead of Fortnite tbh. Nobody needs to be explained the gargantuan presence of Fortnite but where there's a game of Fortnite, there's a Discord server. I find that gaming serving as a social space is not
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by shiburizu 8y ago
Why do people think this? I know a good chunk of users I interact with every day pay for their Nitro subscription. It's not crazy to think I can buy a game or two on it as well. They partnered with Warframe, I think things are going we
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by shiburizu 8y ago
Aaaand the privacy advocate community collectively goes "Here we go again" all at once.
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by shiburizu 8y ago
I feel like the discourse might be missing the point, starting at why we are here: Tumblr was removed from the App Store. Tumblr is a website but without a doubt it thrives on being a mobile app on iPhones and iPads. This ended up happening
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by shiburizu 8y ago
I want to believe Newgrounds can recapture a large amount of illustrators who have Patreon accounts and large amounts of work, because they have excellent categorization features and hosts both SFW/NSFW stuff.
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by shiburizu 8y ago
What is the productive meaning of this article? Evidently, the universe does not upload her laws into ArXiv for us to read and link on HN and for that reason people have poured their lives into certain perceptions and publish their findin
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by shiburizu 8y ago
"In an artificial life simulation where survival required energy but giving birth had no energy cost, one species evolved a sedentary lifestyle that consisted mostly of mating in order to produce new children which could be eaten (or u
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by shiburizu 8y ago
this quickly escalates into "poisoning the youth" arguments that work in china to censor works of media. Not saying anything cant be done but to say certain means of appealing to the consumer should be banned has been a much large
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by shiburizu 8y ago
An aside: Why is twitter's website so awful? Every time I might bother to click on the site to see someone's post it's "join twitter now" every 5 seconds with unresponsive touch design that jumps everywhere.
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by shiburizu 8y ago
This is a real problem in latin American countries where the taxi system is broken and run by ignorant older men (often with state subsidy) that provide inadequate service. Pleasant then, that the government likes to block said VC funds (Co
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by shiburizu 8y ago
"To many Chinese leaders, China’s current place in the global division of labor looks like a trap: foreign firms reap high profits from the intellectual property they own, and Chinese companies survive on the thin margins they make by
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by shiburizu 8y ago
Wasn't the whole problem with a lot of utility/service providers people hate nowadays that they have government charters that mandate their dominance in the field?
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by shiburizu 8y ago
Something about seeing florida lit up on the map for such convoluted amounts of money on Google ads got me to laugh.
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by shiburizu 8y ago
I don't think you get to make the "internet is a public square" argument while also advocating for banning opinions from the same. I can stand in Times Square saying Romaine Lettuce is the best lettuce of all time and people
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by shiburizu 8y ago
I really do think in a few years this will be in the history books as the next chapter of the history of internment camps established by despots throughout the years, next to south America and eastern Europe. I really fear for what we may f
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by shiburizu 8y ago
Anything marketed to corporate inevitably gets bogged down with nonsense. With their current approach they can keep working on what the absolute end-user cares about, and this is how they avoid repeating Skype's mistakes. I think it&#x
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by shiburizu 8y ago
Problem: social networks are increasingly building themselves around "journalistic" or "media" companies. These companies can lean on their political alignment to vindicate themselves when things go sour with the network

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