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That marketing guru thinks that programming is easy and that we just press buttons and give us absurd deadlines and tasks.

It doesn't help that I think they changed the rules regarding who can post answers and such at one point

1. take crap 2. add more crap 3. success

Did the makers of sumo Tori make the game Tori bash?

Been using Ruff and UV since 5 months and its a life changer when it comes to get installing stuffs fast and cleaning up code without freezing your ide.

What is the syntax theme on tempLoginAuthentication()

Good job, i didn't notice it was ad until the video was about to end

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this is heartbreaking

i use Ayu

least obv ad

It's funny how the original game doesn't exist anymore, but this does

nothing lasts like temporary :-)

Aight fine. I'm working on spectral graph theory this weekend. Stop dropping hints already.

As someone that’s used CSS since its inception, I think it’s never been better. Major things like flex & grid are superb. Then you’ve got all the intricate little transforms that have replaced lines and lines of JavaScript.

I usually take long, (Probably too long) brakes from game dev, and I don't get burnt out as much.

there is a game called vega conflict i play and one time developers had to take down servers for 5 days because of a simple bug combined with a coding abomination that cost them lots of money and time

I like the old look more

I started html about 2 days ago and set up a code to get a live preview of my website. So adobe didnt really do anything fancy

What about coding games?

Can we get more fine tuning and less ROG Zephyrus G14?

aren't you obligated by law to disclose in the video if it is sponsored?

"You gotta think lazy" applies to a lot of IT.

If you know how to code, I believe trying game development can you so many different perspectives

I'm gonna have to disagree with the statement "use this if you want AAA, use this if you want to get it done faster" that's not how you choose an engine for the game you want to make/produce. Unreal is really good for Session based(like counter strike, play the match and get out style) and open world games. Unity excels at 2D. Godot is super compact (like less than 100mb) and good for relatively simpler games. You're gonna say "but isn't open world games basically AAA?" No the fuck it isn't. You can make a pixel art 2D AAA game as well. You generally post quite useful info about various things, so I'll give you the benefit of the doubt because shorts are, well, not long enough.

the script I started working on in October has a comment that just says "# It's quicker to make the dir every time, so fuck you"

mmh,nothing concrete

me accidentally leaving a TODO in some production code: (but everything still works)

"Live Share"

kanagawa is great, have had trouble finding a theme i like nearly as much

Just as the AUTH changed to red and the bg to light red my soul left my body thinking it was an error and cus IMdo backend things even like cors are hard for me😢

Building a tech company should be oriented around the architecture you need, not the free tools you can use.

Pygame: You Want to Learn Asap? So uh, Choose me

My problem with python is how almost it makes the programmer lazy, what do I mean by that? Around 3 months ago I worked as a intern at a startup as part of my degree and I mainly used C and C++ during this time, there was a project where we needed to get a user input to a custom logging API to our servers and it was a massive project using multiple tools and programming languages one of them being python, I don't mind python I think it is a stepping stone for many developers to start there programming career but what I do have a problem is over reliance on it and always picking it just because its a easier syntax to write in class in point the project I mention where we needed to get a user input logged to a server, if you normally programed it it would take a small function in c++ or few lines in python BUT one of the developers didn't want to do it and instead put in a third party library which has its own dependencies, instead of taking like 5-10mins to code it out, the kicker is that it worked but after a month or so it completely stopped working we tried hard pulled out our hair to find out why did it fail, why wasn't it working? Then we found out about the library that was used to make the inputs logged, turns out one of the dependency it was using failed to execute an automated updated on itself so it stopped working so did the library and our logging system for input. One thing I learnt for using languages like C & C++ is it made me reply on myself more to code more things then implement newer libraries just to save time moral of the story don't be lazy just code the Damm thing.

deciphering an abomination of a code that looks like it written in assembly

What a perfectly good time to discover a remote code execution exploit

Using svn is crazy

Not true real programers use scratch because yeah...

Now imagine you are given a program to optimize its 200,000 lines of code. Not a one of them is a comment you have 2 months. That is why I don’t do computer science anymore

Imagine being hated cuz you're so old and can't be used

“Really smooth” - I saw a lag and frameskip on the cellshaded cinematic cutscene

I think the biggest flaw here is that people start by coding and then call themselves programmers while not understanding the fundamental difference between programming and coding.

what about the name geoffrey geoffrey. gEOFfrey. with a EOF. Who uses the string eof for the end of file? Apparently someone.

You can spend an hour formulating your question, provide a minimal example, explain what you tried, explain why suggestions in the answers of similar questions don’t work for you, etc - in the end there is always someone telling you that you did it wrong or the question is directly removed with an ambiguous explanation. I am well aware that a platform like that needs to be managed somehow, and in some form SO was helpful when you found a already answered question. But for getting answers to your own question it is the most frustrating experience one can get.

I thought bubble sort was a pom pom gun that points at a lower pigeonhole when the pom pom is heavy, and the upper pigeon holes when the pom pom is light.

I relate to your story a lot Lewis. Software engineering has been my dream, and I’m really excited to start my journey.

You're forgetting the best, quake 3s fast inverae sqare root

So at the end, all of python is replaced by rust 😂

meh

Smart ac , smart refrigerators , most scientific calculator , every car also run java