hopefully you figure this out before it's too late...
Apparently you haven't done your researc.
Another step closer to revolt. There's only so much pressure the general public will be able to handle. History has taught us when there is a massive unbalance in "haves" and "have nots" things don't play out in ways…
> My portfolio needs to be nothing more than the HTTP equivalent of a tri-fold brochure. My concern here is that your website _is_ your portfolio - including how you build it. It's not just the content and long…
> But in the last 20 years, every journalist confuses journalism (informing people) with activism (changing people). My concern with this sentiment is that is glosses over far more nefarious motivations here (which I…
I've had the opposite experience. Several dev teams I've been on want retrospectives to help review and make things better. But those places are where devs have a lot of autonomy and ability to change how things operate…
That's a good point. It likely gets worse in larger companies in that misalignment between groups can be significant and very expensive given the sheer number of people involved.
Yes that's a good chunk of the day to day. But there's also laying out strategic vision for where products and the company goes, what sorts of people get hired, doing the culture curation/setting. It's not for everyone…
This is a good point. The statement I made about not killing anyone (in quotes) is from the article, which is only a subset of the overall domain we're talking about.
Makes total sense. Any alternatives you'd suggest?
> In San Francisco, those problems can mean self-driving cars blocking traffic, transit and emergency responders, as well as erratic behavior resulting in close calls with cyclists, pedestrians or other vehicles. I have…
This seems like a good start and has the potential to be useful. But some of the documents are hard to consume because it looks like you need more context to understand nuance and how they fit together with other…
It's exciting to see experienced people in the game industry trying to break down barriers to show how things are/can be done. Everyone seems to do it differently, especially at smaller game studios. It's so easy to get…
There's a book from 2014 that's all about game programming patterns: https://www.amazon.com/Game-Programming-Patterns-Robert-Nyst... I pulled it out recently and it still has its usefulnes.
hopefully you figure this out before it's too late...
Apparently you haven't done your researc.
Another step closer to revolt. There's only so much pressure the general public will be able to handle. History has taught us when there is a massive unbalance in "haves" and "have nots" things don't play out in ways…
> My portfolio needs to be nothing more than the HTTP equivalent of a tri-fold brochure. My concern here is that your website _is_ your portfolio - including how you build it. It's not just the content and long…
> But in the last 20 years, every journalist confuses journalism (informing people) with activism (changing people). My concern with this sentiment is that is glosses over far more nefarious motivations here (which I…
I've had the opposite experience. Several dev teams I've been on want retrospectives to help review and make things better. But those places are where devs have a lot of autonomy and ability to change how things operate…
That's a good point. It likely gets worse in larger companies in that misalignment between groups can be significant and very expensive given the sheer number of people involved.
Yes that's a good chunk of the day to day. But there's also laying out strategic vision for where products and the company goes, what sorts of people get hired, doing the culture curation/setting. It's not for everyone…
This is a good point. The statement I made about not killing anyone (in quotes) is from the article, which is only a subset of the overall domain we're talking about.
Makes total sense. Any alternatives you'd suggest?
> In San Francisco, those problems can mean self-driving cars blocking traffic, transit and emergency responders, as well as erratic behavior resulting in close calls with cyclists, pedestrians or other vehicles. I have…
This seems like a good start and has the potential to be useful. But some of the documents are hard to consume because it looks like you need more context to understand nuance and how they fit together with other…
It's exciting to see experienced people in the game industry trying to break down barriers to show how things are/can be done. Everyone seems to do it differently, especially at smaller game studios. It's so easy to get…
There's a book from 2014 that's all about game programming patterns: https://www.amazon.com/Game-Programming-Patterns-Robert-Nyst... I pulled it out recently and it still has its usefulnes.