@ntoyohito it's a decent likeness
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@ntoyohito it's a decent likeness
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@ntoyohito it's a decent likeness
@ntoyohito trust me on this: you will have a lot of fun drawing a glass of water with a bright light shining through it casting lots of nice caustics on a smooth flat matte surface. you have a good eye for this sort of thing. don't put it on your laptop.
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Computing Is Indeed a Discipline in Crisis – Communications of the ACM
https://cacm.acm.org/opinion/computing-is-indeed-a-discipline-in-crisis/
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I think I need to learn Godot or something for the prototyping phase. Even if I end up writing the whole game twice, iterating on gameplay ideas in 6502 assembly does not seem at all like a more efficient use of time. I was so excited to get something running in VICE but now I'm overwhelmed enough by the high level concepts (proc gen maps and the dual grid stuff at the moment) that trying to think it through at a super low level just isn't working.
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@alsivx come mai?
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@Edelruth @mekkaokereke we got "real change" with Trump, of this kind..
"I want things to be different" https://webcomicname.com/post/152958755984
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@codinghorror Remember: If someone rolls into town and pretends to be the new priest, you'd better make good gorram sure they're not an IMPASTOR.
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"Both impostor and imposter mean a person who deceives others by pretending to be someone else, but impostor is the more traditional spelling. 'Imposter' is a common alternative spelling that has been used for centuries and is widely accepted."
The reason this happened in a nutshell is The Internet. We got a blend. And that's OK. Language can evolve. It should evolve.
BUT IT'S FUCKING "IMPOSTOR" FOR THE RECORD. And yes, I will die on this hill because who wants to live forever, anyway, unless you're Peter Theil.. and and you see where that goes. Blood boys.
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@emanuelecariati @Yuri_Pirovine ci darò un'occhiata!
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I remember when Bill Clinton was sworn in. The excitement was palpable. Everything was going to change: everyone would have healthcare; unions would raise the standard of living; we could all go back to one wage earner per family and care for our own children at home.
I remember the let-down, too. Nothing changed. Nothing.
I think if the Jasmine Crockett's get the wheel, we would see real change.
That's where I hope we are headed.
