No, it’s the snark of the headline and the general culture of gaming communities towards developers.
No, it’s the snark of the headline and the general culture of gaming communities towards developers.
Yeah, I suspect it’s the gaming “journalists” mostly in this case trying to stir up shit.
How bout y’all let him do whatever the fuck he wants and work on what he feels passionate about, it seems to have worked out well for us last time, and even if it doesn’t this time, we’re not entitled to shit from him.
Gamers are so fucking toxic that they will get enraged and call out a solo developer for saying they’ll probably never fully abandon their beloved first game because that clearly means he won’t work hard enough on making them their new game which they’ve literally never played before.
Lol, I don’t think the alchemists were planning on sharing the technique if they found it.
Out of curiosity, what do you consider centrist with mildly right leaning views?
Love TNG and DS9, currently reading the Ringworld series
The hexagon is only stronger than a circle if you’re gridding it.
EDIT (stronger for the TOTAL material used)
He might, but he also might mean that he has a power meter that is displaying Kwh since last reset and he plugged it in and then checked it again later when it was all set up after an arbitrary time period and it was either showing the lowest non-zero value it was capable of displaying or was showing a number from several hours.
Lol thank you, I knew that I don’t know why I wrote it that way, in my defense it was like 4 in the morning.
You are misunderstanding the confusion, Kwh is an absolute measurement of an amount of power, not a rate of power usage. It’s like being asked how fast your car can go and answering it can go 500 miles. 500 miles per hour? Per day? Per tank? It doesn’t make sense as an answer.
Does your computer use 100 watt hours per hour? Translating to an average of 100 watts power usage? Or 100 watt hours per day maybe meaning an average power use of about 4 watts? One of those is certainly more likely but both are possible depending on your application and load.
You are being way too hard on yourself, go in, act like nothing really happened which is mostly true, if your boss does demand an explanation of what happened all you need to say is “sorry, I had a panic attack.” If any coworker asks about it any of the following answers are acceptable “sorry, I had a panic attack” if you want to embellish whether true or not you can add “I was going through some unrelated stuff at the time and it threw me off,” and if necessary “I don’t really feel comfortable talking about it” it’s fine to embellish a little bit because it is, and I really do mean this, none of their business anyways and if they’re worth your time they will respect your boundaries anyways. If anyone gives you an opportunity to laugh it off, take it, add in any of the prior responses if you want.
EDIT: Oh, and next time someone asks you how to spell something repeat calmly after me “oh, sorry don’t ask me, I get spelling anxiety” It’s totally fine. If it’s just general social test anxiety then you can expand the line to “oh, sorry, don’t ask me, I get bad anxiety under social pressure” Modify further as needed. Again, you’re totally fine.
I have a Wyze scale, it’s well made and easy to export the data via email automatically.
Lol this is absolute lassez faire propaganda.
Isn’t this kind of the plot to the Rick and Morty dog episode but kinda flipped
That’s extraordinarily on brand of them
TWO slaps on the wrist.
33% seems high for “people who are apparently barely ever online”
Yeah, Adobe is the worst.
So to answer what I assume is going to be the most common question here, this is a circuit diagram, but every neuron is like its own little programmable integrated circuit with a small amount of internal memory and those aren’t mapped here. So this is an excellent model to explore how neurons connect to each other and get insight into cognition and the function of the brain but it is far from something that can simply be simulated on a computer.