Mass produced furniture, like IKEA, goes through a very rigorous design process and have very high quality standards. They can spew out tonnes of product from an assembly line because the whole process is designed to be highly reproducible.
I think a slop factory is more like a restaurant that has decided to only cook using microwave ovens and decided that it's too costly to check if the meals are served raw or over cooked ๐
Fun read, thanks for sharing โฅ๏ธ
Here's lil' old me rooting for read-only maps and slices!
Back in them good ol days Android was actually multi user, like any other Unix. I had it working on some old stock Android, I recall.
I would be surprised if it still worked ๐
It seems I cannot access Vimeo at all without age verification. So not just your video.
I cannot even log in and core the videos I bought a few years ago!
Video requires age verification for some reason!? ๐
I see, they have been continvoucly morging the docs themselves, as per their developer docs
Normally patches roll out before the vulnerability is disclosed. But I honestly don't know the status on CopyFail
No. Learning is changing behavior on past experience, not new information.
Don't hesitate or overthink it. Just dive headfirst into it. The day you start is the best moment. The thing you chose to do, is the best.
Learn by playing around. Play to your strengths. Dabble with coding, sound, graphics, mechanics, and figure out what gets the fire going. Feed that fire.
When you've had a bit of taste, try to complete a small simple project. This is surprisingly difficult! Learn to remove features and complexity, simplifying until you can actually finish the game.
On your computer. I think this engine is aimed at embedded, if I understand the article correctly
I am perplexed that they refuse to acknowledge some pretty deep issues I see every major Go project run into: