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jhatemyjob

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    Sounds like you're just lazy. Which is fine. You'll probably have a okay career. But not a great one.

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    Comment #48868774

    This kind of stuff happens all the time. The employees in question are just incredibly bad at covering their tracks, normally they'd get fired and that would be it. It is fishy tha…

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    Comment #48725140

    The author's base assumption, and stated motivation for doing this project, is wrong. https://github.com/StephenDev0/StikDebug For an undergrad project, I suppose it's fine to conv…

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    Comment #48639650

    Windows 7 was the last good one.

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    Comment #48632438

    I used to believe this for like 10 years. And I never had any custom environment. But then I was at a job where I was forced to create a custom dev environment, because theirs was …

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    Comment #48588961

    If I had the means, and if it was as convenient/pleasant as this, I would absolutely get an MRI every month.

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    Comment #48576990

    Ahhhh. Okay. I didn't realize you meant game studios. Wasn't familiar with that "big 3" term until now. Thanks for clearing that up.

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    Comment #48576344

    It's hardly the same thing at this point. For instance you could say Nginx is API-compatible with Apache, and yes that is correct (Maybe? Let's not split hairs here). But to go as …

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    Comment #48574108

    It's not even baked into Google anymore.

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    Comment #48528913

    Great talk. I'm glad he was wrong about this. Having js/wasm be the standard ABI would have been horrible. Obviously he could have never predicted in 2014 that Valve would pour a m…

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    Comment #48528883

    Same. I think I watched this 10 times when it first came out.

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    Comment #48352373

    Okay, sorry. I retract that. I responded to the original comment saying "this", which implies that I would have said that myself. So... you got me there. As for the second part of …

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    Comment #48352247

    Entertainment isn't inherently valuable.

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    Comment #48331974

    I touched a nerve huh? You wanna know another leading consumer? Recreational drug users. Lot of money in that industry.

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    Comment #48331941

    Ok so now you're lying. I never said that.

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    Comment #48331019

    I never said they are low skill. They just don't have their priorities straight. Those QA teams, automation people, production, level designers, vfx artists, tech artists, characte…

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    Comment #48327695

    That is precisely my point, thank you. Yeah there's a few good ones like Undertale or (early 2010s era) Minecraft or Roblox or Garry's Mod but those are rare. Most of the games out…

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    Comment #48327504

    Funny you mention Pokemon. Have you been to a Pokemon regional championships recently? Take a good look at the average Pokemon player. You really think that hobby is adding value t…

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    Comment #48325899

    This, and also, if you just take a step back and think of the bigger picture, the work isn't valuable. There's a lot more value in pushing ads, a CRM, an email app, etc than keepin…