@darksideofyay

Awesome.

On a side note, I will always think spinda is like drunk artist Pikachu.

@cprn

The best part is, at least for me, working with your teammates, because most of them share your passion for games.

I did work on something you or someone you know has most likely played. It's not the most famous MMORPG for nothing...

Can't really tell you about what you mean by "vanilla stack" since all the tools and the engine are in house.

As for your last point, know that you can most definitely build unity projects from the command line, and even fully customize the build behaviour implementing a BuildPipeline interface in a .cs script.

Assets are, at least by default, not included in .dll, that'd be insanely retarded. Scripts are, and are separated into different DLLs according to your build def assets.

And even then, unity is not "plain C#", nor mono, nor dotnet.

They use IL2CPP nowadays. They transpile C# to C++, and that might be why you have trouble.

They are making advances toward being able to run on .net core, but don't think it's happening soon.

I don't know if you are a bot by now.

I mean, what's the point of posting such questions here if not for discussion.

There's the slight possibility of you being real, and really wanting to tally results easily, but then again, you have like 50 answers total. You could do it by hand. Fuck off.

@ars1

Well, op said to abstain from discussion, so I'll keep it short. Basically, video game industry today means insane, and I mean *insane* crunch, most likely being underpaid for market rate, and living in the edge of the next launch, which is usually ruined by suits that know nothing about making good games.

I did and I would never again, at least not with the current state of the industry.

You can, by the way, solve this, by just encasing all these modifications you make of the global into a function each in its own translation unit, then have another function that calls these in whatever order you need. Call it first thing into main() or in a static constructor if you will, and there you go.

For reference, it's called the construct on first use idiom.

@Demolishun

Aha, yes, the good ol' static initialization order fiasco.

Which is, in short, undefined behaviour, so if you are relying on it, you're walking on the edge.

It's a very big code smell and you should rework it ASAP.

Also, the way you declare your classes (in CPP struct just means public class) screams C coder left and right XD.

@Demolishun

Constructors only run before main for global or static objects, and their order of execution is order of statements.

Did you mean static constructors?

As per the json spec you don't have any limits really, so it all comes down to who is doing the marshalling.

If using SAX parsers you can have strings as big as your heap allows, since that's what's being kept in memory at a time.

If using other parsers you must ensure the whole json object fits in memory or it will turn out invalid.

@bazmd

Yeah, I think either you or the machine got the royal flush and poker chances/payoff switched up.

@retoor

I'm Spain at least slot machines are required by law to both:

- pay off at least 70% of income in prizes.
- have at least one "jackpot" every 20000 plays.

Of course, the whole "at least" is stupid, because obviously they adjust for the minimum always.

Dunno if it the same case, but it also happens to me with my wallet or keys sometimes.

From what I understand of anatomy, it doesn't need to be a pointy object (or at least not a needle-like object).

It just so happens that while you walk your gait makes it so the object repeatedly strikes the same point on your skin, and therefore the brain interprets it as something poking a needle there.

It doesn't happen when you change pockets because gait isn't symmetrical.

Also, the pain sensation even when the phone is on the desk and you are sitting is likely to be psychosomatic, just like phantom limb pain.

Of course, take this with multiple grains of salt since it's only an (educated) guess from me and my physiotherapist, doctor, and psychiatrist cousins.

A sample size of a few isn't at all representative.

Naisu.

BMW kicked ass but after shadow of the erdtree I had to purposefully gimp myself by not using magic or transformations because otherwise everything would fucking keel over in a minute.

Good thing too, so final boss wouldn't cockblock me XD

@Biggy

Hungarian notation mainly. Fucking hate it XD

I think it's just psychological manipulation by phone manufacturers.

The battery gauges in cellphones are manipulated in a way to please our small monkey brains.

Battery charge and discharge is not linear, and if your gauge weren't manipulated, that last 4% would last 20 times more than the first 4%.

But since it's manipulated to show in a more linear way, it's likely the phone was on its last legs for real.

The arbitrary prohibition on the torch? Probably some random crapple-like decision to justify some retarded marketing point about battery life...

I mean, my lineage OS displays real battery charge and I've had the last 1% last for more than one hour.

@b2plane

Congratulations. It seemed hard to grasp that you got estranged from your right hand. Glad you knew your left one too.

God, dunno what's worse, the canned chatgpt "response" or the blatant ad.

Then again, I'm all for more bikes and less cars, but you gotta take geography into account.

In the Benelux, where the highest hill is like 500 meters high, sure.

In Bragança that's just coming up from the river to my house.

Must be hard when in the Netherlands it's like they shit bicycles xd

Guess the thing is, friendships are like plants, they need regular care.

Even if my best friends are (rightfully so) more concerned with their offspring and whatever, they still try to make some time for me once in a while (even if only to escape the suburban parent lifestyle), and I will drop anything I'm doing when they ask.

Because it's me who has to adjust to them. And nothing wrong with that.

But if I didn't make that (unimportant to me) sacrifice, the friendship would resent.

So yeah, that's watering, you water it, like a plant.

@retoor

Oh, btw, even if ashamed because this platform has no DMs.

Fucking Arjen is doing it again at 013 Poppodium, Tilburg, so I'm going back. Any other recommendations of places to visit?

I have Amsterdam and Le Hague on the radar now.

@Liebranca

He's playing necroafk.

Can't blame him. Blizz is generally retarded lately when it comes to balance.

PS: I played minion Necro too XD

@retoor

Well, it kinda depends on what you do. I go to the bar and drink because it's my socializing outlet.

I'm kind in the same situation, like, friends all married and with/having kids, but that's life and I move on. Now in another country, with another girlfriend that doesn't grief me, no kids or shit on the horizon, live, love, and enjoy, and who cares if you go back drunk. (My boss maybe, but I can deal with that)

I kinda like angular/nest for the DI framework, but then I remember they are implemented in a clown language and you can't make it work with subclasses and shit like that, and I remember why it is clown.

Besides depending on shit that is not standard, and only provided by a transpiler...

If I have to take more time filling out shitty bureaucratic processes (call it git policies, tickets, or whatever) than fixing code, the Project *manager* is not doing his job, because he ain't managing shit.

The good managers I had just needed a quick dm/email.

"Is x done? If not, anything blocking you?"

And an equally succinct answer if any extra info needed to be added to the ticket or whatever.

Gummi bears are my absolute bane.

@retoor

I also love sushi, but in the long term I found it much cheaper to just invest in the equipment and ingredients to make it yourself.

Nori algae, rice vinegar and sushi rice are really cheap at source (even if imported).

A good rice cooker can be a bit more expensive but pays for itself in the long term.

Finally, quality fish can certainly be expensive, especially if there's no local produce, but given the amount used in a normal serving, I'd say that for the easy 25+ euros a regular mixed platter can cost, it costs me less than 7 to make the same.

@Demolishun

The brain itself is like a giant cluster of nerves.

While it is true it has no pain receptors (the ones that register burns, bruises, and such), doesn't mean the brain can't wrongfully interpret or generate other signals that register as intense pain.

Also, regarding vitamins, unless you are diagnosed with a certain deficit, extra vitamins can have two outcomes...

B, C, E and other water-soluble vitamins will only make your urine very expensive, as their excess will go right down the drain.

A, D, K and other fat-soluble ones are dangerous, as they will be stored non stop in your body fat, which can, slowly but surely, build up to a toxic shock.

@Demolishun inteligencia artificial, bitch. 😂

But kudos for the olé stereotype.

Credit, none, debit, 2, one for spanish bank, another for Portuguese bank.

Plan for weekend is watching el clásico, then the UFC, and then probably get wasted with more beer.

@antigerm22

Why would they? Germany was their enemy, not Belgium...

@antigerm22

France could not extend the Maginot line in foreign ground.

It was Belgium itself that denied the idea because they thought themselves safe back then.