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steve_coral

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    Comment #32597837

    You can just photoshop / modify parts of the generated image and it could then be copyrighted

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    Comment #32574634

    Advertising

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    Comment #32514666

    Not familiar with that one. Based on the name alone I'm not sure I'd be all that interested

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    What about the team-matching portion of the Google interview? I had several post-"onsite" (it was all remote) interviews with interested teams and your performance in these can sin…

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    Comment #32456240

    Exactly. This is a show that is not afraid to provide a platform for dissenting voices and engage with them in conversation.

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    Comment #32455239

    Recently got into The Adam Friedland Show, an excellent center-left podcast with commentary on current events, history, media, and art.

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    Ask HN: Best book to understand modern Linux from top to bottom?

    Need to brush up on kernel internals, networking, the filesystem, etc.

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    Comment #31323422

    Nixon played piano along with several other instruments.

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    Comment #31264616

    It's true. Windows is essentially a museum of sorts

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    Comment #31256758

    I still have the original CDs for this. I booted it up the other week and much to my surprise it still ran quite well on Windows 10.

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    Comment #31077245

    I mean, in Sex and the City 2 the ladies get deported from the country due to a public display of affection. If you actually watched the movie you'd realize its a damning cinematic…

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    Comment #31067622

    Yes, something that has the in-depth city building mechanics of SimCity with the social modeling of Pharaoh, Caesar, or Europa 1400: The Guild would be incredible.

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    Comment #31067462

    I'd be very interested in a city builder where there are meaningful social, cultural, and political dimensions. Games like SimCity and Cities: Skylines have robust, detailed models…

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    Comment #31067103

    Absolutely. I actually compiled my own version of Godot in order to enable a speech-to-text module ( https://github.com/menip/godot_speech_to_text ) for a project. While some might…

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    Comment #31065418

    I've made several games in Godot and continue to use it, but it has serious issues that hamper it from prime time. Here are some I've encountered in my latest project, a point-and-…

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    >You wouldn't last a day if you were thrown back to using the 2010 version of these products Pretty sure I did just fine at the time...

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    Comment #30386797

    For a fictional analogue to this lovely book, check out Pale Fire by Nabokov. The book begins as ostensibly a long poem but slowly unravels itself in the index and end notes

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    Comment #30364358

    Many indie and larger publishers allow you to submit / pitch your game

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    Could you possibly post a pseudo-code example of how the above would work with ECS? How do you attach the components to the rock object if not inheritance? Would you just have them…

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    Comment #30283239

    Publish it as a self post on HN. We need more diverse content. Plenty of interesting sci fi started off as forum posts

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    Yeah I mean the flu we experience yearly is “descended” from the Spanish Flu but we don’t require flu passports to get a coffee. Eventually (I hope) the madness will subside. Forci…