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I agree with you on that

I think Kubernetes is unnecessary for the vast majority of deployments. Simple apps run perfectly fine with things like PM2, Monit and init.d

Yeah the problem with Java and a language like Kotlin is it has so many language features. Meaning programmers can do lots of hard to understand things.

I've been coding in C recently and really enjoy the limitations. Usually there's only one way to do something.

I had a close look at RxJava and decided I wasn't smart enough to understand it. I intentionally didn't tell my colleagues about it, they would have loved it and I would have been in big trouble.

Yes, but often it's okay to do these 'unnecessary' updates. The real slow part is drawing a frame.

This kind of reminds me of the argument between immediate mode user interfaces and retained mode user interfaces.

A sales guy told me his team does Agile. I asked him what he meant.

“We have don’t have assigned desks”.

The tweet that triggered the swatting

“Hot take: I’ve never found Norm Macdonald funny and was pretty sure all my comedy friends who did were either nuts or screwing with me”

Personally, I do not understand why that’s worth harassing the guy. There are strange people out there.

Didn’t like the tone of this post. Can’t wait for this person to be proven wrong.

A lot of businesses spend more than 30% of their products cost on Google Ads.

I know plenty of people who sell something for $20, and spend $30 on Google Ads to get that user to their site.

The author and I look at this very differently. He aimed to have his blog up in five days.

Last time I created a blog I aimed to have it up that day.

IMO the text is more important than the HTML and CSS

Agreed!

I worked with a guy who did 12 hour days, closed tons of tickets but his code was full of bugs. We were writing trading software and he would handle errors by silently failing.

I worked with someone else who didn’t have a computer at home. Their coding style was “write code that I don’t have to support, I don’t want to get emails while I’m sleeping”. They wrote mega defensive and very boring code. Their code never has any bugs, but they took longer to write it.

Enjoyed working with person two, despised person one.

According to management, person two was not known and person one was a rockstar.

There’s a restaurant website in Hong Kong that lets you search by region.

However it shows restaurants that paid to be featured at the top of the results.

So the search results will often contain restaurants that are multiple hours away.

I used to dislike induction tops but my Momma has a pretty good one. I’d be happy to switch to the one she has.

I read a lot but Kindle unlimited never enticed me. I had a quick look at what was available and thought "I don't want to read any of these books".

I really don’t understand people who are interested in things like OKRs.

I used to create Xbox Live Indie Games and the CSV reports they produced were full of bugs. However it was possible to clean them up to get the correct results. More of a script I suppose, but I ran it every time I wanted to see look at sales results.

I'm working on a visual novel, and I suspect 'low tech' people will enjoy playing it. I also suspect 'low tech' people don't have steam installed on their computers, but they will know how to click a link and play a game in their browser.

I'm hoping to sell the game through Stripe on my own domain as well as on Steam. Time will tell whether I finish this game and whether the Web build defeats the Steam build.

I'm hoping Web wins.

Alright here's a link to the HTML: https://github.com/BallerIndustries/raylib-wasm-example/blob...

I think you can easily log out to the browser console.

I believe hooking up a debugger to your IDE is also possible. I haven’t tried it yet though: https://emscripten.org/docs/porting/Debugging.html?

Maybe I’ll give it a go and write about it in my next post.

I’m happy for you to code your game however you want. I like doing it this way.

Yeah I suppose you’re right. Probably makes more sense for new projects to be in Raylib than to move a Unity project over.

Another big thing is it doesn’t support iOS at the moment.

You should be able to if you click view source in the example.

It’s a lot of not that interesting code so I didn’t include it in the blog post.

Absolutely, when Unity changed their pricing I expected more people to switch to Raylib.

It really makes Game Dev fun again. Also it has tons of bindings (you don’t have to code in C)

How do you expect them to do that? Also I highly suspect a large portion of people on Github are aware that Bitcoin and other crytpo projects use a lot of energy.

Lots of bars in Vietnam give this out for free.

Same! I’ve been meaning to make an offline HTML Cantonese dictionary with text to speech.

Raylib is excellent, I've been working on it with the Rust bindings to build a little game. Very good API and awesome performance. Reminds me of Microsoft's XNA Framework.

This guy sounds insufferable.

First thing he says to his “coachee” is along the lines of “if I said what you just said to me, how would you feel!”

How about you just say what you think, instead of making her guess what you’re saying

I'm too much of a cowboy for this, but I do recognise this is very cool.