I'm writing a game that uses both behavior trees and coroutines (via C# generators), and I have found that they are not quite interchangeable. The main thing is that the execution model is different. I think of the…
This is an old debate and yet one that is difficult to think through. I share your experience of having trouble convincing someone else not to combine things too hastily. Partly it's a "my gut feel is different to…
I can see how this could be a helpful reframing for some folks, but IME centering your attention on how to title yourself can have the reverse effect, which is to encourage you to indulge in an identity that doesn’t…
There's some skepticism in the comments around the recommendation for xid. I'm curious if anyone here is using it in production at scale, and can comment on the practical realities. I saw xid make the rounds about a…
No slight to anyone pursuing this strategy, but I also felt like using the shorter list for ranking candidate words was cheating. On the other hand, my solver ends up making silly suggestions that might be appropriate…
+1, I'd also recommend doing a low-poly lesson before attempting the donut tutorial. I did Imphenzia's low-poly tutorials after a few false starts with the donut tutorial, and found the low-poly approach to be much…
This is my experience as well. I use both Chrome and Firefox across Mac and Windows, and I find the experiences to be pretty much interchangeable. I'm usually someone who gets annoyed at minor differences, but this…
I recently tried switching from an MBP to an X1 Carbon, in a yet another attempt to switch to Linux as my daily driver. I ended up being thwarted, to my surprise, by the touchpad support. The big problem I encountered…
Question about the buffered writes and invalidation: is there anything that prevents race conditions between a Del() and a prior Set() on the same key? Just glancing at the source, it looks Set() ends up in a channel…
I'm writing a game that uses both behavior trees and coroutines (via C# generators), and I have found that they are not quite interchangeable. The main thing is that the execution model is different. I think of the…
This is an old debate and yet one that is difficult to think through. I share your experience of having trouble convincing someone else not to combine things too hastily. Partly it's a "my gut feel is different to…
I can see how this could be a helpful reframing for some folks, but IME centering your attention on how to title yourself can have the reverse effect, which is to encourage you to indulge in an identity that doesn’t…
There's some skepticism in the comments around the recommendation for xid. I'm curious if anyone here is using it in production at scale, and can comment on the practical realities. I saw xid make the rounds about a…
No slight to anyone pursuing this strategy, but I also felt like using the shorter list for ranking candidate words was cheating. On the other hand, my solver ends up making silly suggestions that might be appropriate…
+1, I'd also recommend doing a low-poly lesson before attempting the donut tutorial. I did Imphenzia's low-poly tutorials after a few false starts with the donut tutorial, and found the low-poly approach to be much…
This is my experience as well. I use both Chrome and Firefox across Mac and Windows, and I find the experiences to be pretty much interchangeable. I'm usually someone who gets annoyed at minor differences, but this…
I recently tried switching from an MBP to an X1 Carbon, in a yet another attempt to switch to Linux as my daily driver. I ended up being thwarted, to my surprise, by the touchpad support. The big problem I encountered…
Question about the buffered writes and invalidation: is there anything that prevents race conditions between a Del() and a prior Set() on the same key? Just glancing at the source, it looks Set() ends up in a channel…