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Atlas Fury Space Arcade Game: https://www.excsn.com/apps/atlas_fury
futures_orchestra (https://crates.io/crates/futures_orchestra) handles the problem of limiting concurrency, queuing and ordering. I think I'm underselling it really, haha.
I subscribed to Claude because of that. I hope 4.6 is even better.
Bevy is in its early stages. I'm sure more Rust Game Engines will come up and make it easier. That said, Godot was great experience for me but doesn't run on mobile well for what I was making. I enjoy using Flutter Flame now (honestly different game engines for different genres or preference), but as Godot continues to get better, I personally would use Godot. Try Unity or Unreal as well if I just want to focus on making a game and less on engine quirks and bugs.
[1] https://bsky.app/profile/chrisgeidner.bsky.social/post/3lfdz...
"Cancel Culture" has agreement on what it is, but one side says only the other side does it while doing it themselves. Give me a break. I just don't care enough about this.
Feminism, Privilege, gaslighting, toxic, DEI, etc. These words are perverted to mean whatever people want it to mean these days. Sometimes there is agreement other times there are not. DEI means inclusion spaces to one and exclusion/racism/sexism/ageism to another.
To address one part of the article about moral purity, again give me a break. We all have our compasses and will typically react with disgust to those who don't follow. Some people share some vague sense of moral compasses. You see it everywhere, not just politics. The spreading of outrage via the mainstream via internet and media outlets is really what has changed.
America, in its history, has had mobs that would be "woke" in today's culture apparently. Social media mobs are nothing fundamentally different.
Also, Twitter under Elon did censor people and ban words causing them to move to Mastodon and Threads before Bluesky, so let's not whitewash the suppression of "free speech" under him by saying that all he did was give more visibility to paying members when in fact it's what they settled on.
If PG actually wants better examples of moral purity and pushback against it, he can get in touch. Some of these examples are just not it.
1. https://www.axios.com/2024/01/20/taxes-irs-startups-section1...
1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35454844
2. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35454971
I believe that we should be taking advantage of this productivity boost across the board.
1. https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/3/22959592/elon-musk-tesla-u...
I've changed nothing. You misread it and I clarified it for you to come to an understanding. Race/Skin Color/Nationality, whatever it is you want to read it as with the negative connotations assigned, isn't something any young-in thinks about on a daily basis without it being pointed out in some way.
Anyway, I'm not interested in going on circles on this. I would know about said experience given my own culture and interactions. No one needs to reads minds to give anecdotes about their life experience and talk to other people in the same situation about their life experience and thoughts about things that happen(ed) to this day.
[1] https://scontent-hou1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.6435-9/106206584_2...
You clearly misread. Elementary and even some high school school kids don't think about "race" until it is pointed out in some way whether by a national event or cited as bullying reason etc. How you could extrapolate that to "race doesn't matter", I have no clue other than a misread whether intentional or not.
DEI initiatives as a backlash against the forced exclusion of people from the broader economy makes sense to me. It's crazy the amount of the legal and government system that was employed in the past because of what people thought to be true about other people.
I'm unclear of how much impact the intiatives have on hiring or retention. I feel this is one of the reasons why DEI initiatives highlight token people probably to show they are doing something (results) and the budget for it is justified. Would be nice to see the statistics from mid to large companies on how these initiatives have fared on multiple groups and worker productivity for that matter, but until then it feels like it has no to mixed impact at a company which seems to be the ideas of people not included in these initiatives.
DEI just feels vague and threatening to some people. I've seen Reddit threads of people saying they don't support DEI initiatives because how can they "secure a future for their child" which to me is highly obtuse. Who knows what a child will do in the future.
I'm all for hiring diverse candidates and helping those who have high curiosity and propensity to just do the work rather than the idea that one must be experienced in order to execute. It's the same way I am towards younger people, though you don't see the same backlash against initiatives in that arena unless older people are losing their jobs for the sake of it. In the end, I want people who will (not can) help with the work and will teach others.
Goku being Japanese and loved by people of lower income is like how Final Fantasy 7 is beloved in predominately white (western) countries. There's still discussions of people thinking Cloud Strife is white even though he is Japanese.
Race, in general, isn't a big deal when you are younger since it is not taught in schools (shockingly to some people :O). It becomes an issue when people actively start generalizing and using tropes for the purposes to make you feel like shit (in)directly.
If ChatGPT ever makes inroads into real time information then queries like "restaurants in my area" and "latest news" and other similar queries then Google Search will be destroyed. At that point, I don't know what else Google Search will be useful for other than to search for web sites which is useful for me. ChatGPT is a long time away from that though.
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