jayd16

That's an indictment of ssh workflows not GUIs.

RDP works fine but it's based on a full desktop experience. Despite having the technology, we don't have the ability to remote in and run a single graphical program in a single window with the same ease.

We need something as seamless as Parallels for remote remote apps. But I guess we just settled on web apps.

Aha, the problem is you're asking for code that works.

How does "people will uncontrollably eat if given the chance" turn into "there are no starving fat people".

You're right that obesity is not necessarily linked to overeating . How is this relevant to your original point? Isn't it a complete contradiction to what you were saying before?

The original post was hyperbolic to the point of nonsense and now it seems we're on a completely different topic.

Anyone not living paycheck to paycheck is just constantly gorging on fast food?

Yeah but this is like the folks who just pasted the first hit or the first SO reply without even reading it and that sucked too.

If people are not being clear, you can just tell them to dial that in too.

It's a false dichotomy to suggest the choice is either endless noise or no information at all.

Honestly? Is it even going to be a drop in the bucket? This push is from massive data needs. The amount of ram code uses becomes an even smaller percentage of the growing pool.

IMO it seems kind of terrible.

You're not going to remember what tests "test 3" relies on. They aren't actually linear progressions 123. They will be "test this", "test that". If 3 fails you're going to want to immediately go and add all those asserts back to help you debug your assumptions.

The tests _will_ drift and that should be fine. Implicitly depending on other tests doesn't really get me anything.

Kojima games have only gotten more Kojima.

Any new fabs on the horizon or do the powers that be expect the music to stop sooner than that?

LFS files sorta do need to be hosted. At least, it exists because full clones are untenable for many projects.

You can do this but if it's too granular (like you have no concept of version compatibility) then it can heavily split your matchmaking.

Plus the headaches of keeping many out of date builds up to date enough to deploy.

Even if you don't care about in game compatibility, all your servers still talk to some centralized data store and that will likely want a single deploy that handles old clients

Then players are locked out of multiplayer until they download a possibily large content patch.

> video game space where struct versioning is not needed

Save files? Looser than exact version multiplayer?

Doesn't last through undergrad in most cases. Mostly because you move a lot.

If it's been through a move it just might.

Is IKEA just a drop in for "cheap crap" in this analogy? It's not like all furniture is IKEA by a long shot.

I guess in terms of "IKEA is fine if you're 23" AI is fine for throwaway work.

Even if that was true, you'd have to still prove it has emerged.

Make the feature a per user list of flagged sources.

People seem to be conflating loss of control and predictable outputs with management. Maybe that's intentional spin or just wishful thinking.

Source is based on the Quake engine. A lot of those AAA games you're thinking probably are.

Always wrong too.

In a similar vein, does anyone know how to classify the kinds of problems that are being found?

Is it possible to build heavier traditional linting to catch whatever is being caught in a more deterministic way? It seems to me that would be far more efficient in the long run (even if the efficiency is only for the AI to know that aspect was already checked).

Make sure to put that front and center on the website next time.

A lot of sci-fi authors have published in their 20s.

Did you "Agreed" your own blog?

What engine do you recommend?

So are you saying this cottage industry achieves success or the industry formed around an impossible task?

A cottage industry is built around making rocks look good too. Is that an indicator that games are good or bad at making rocks?

Lots of ways but an obvious and generic answer is to use pooling.

no, not like that at all.