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- Comment on RimWorld switches engine from Unity to the devs' own, faster Waylith Engine, all apparently without breaking mods somehow 1 week ago:
Even if they didn’t plan for it and build that compatibility layer, that boatload of cash gives them a lot of options.
It seems like a classic time-to-market and “don’t step over good to get to perfect” example to me. Get a product out, start getting revenue, then make it perfect.
- Comment on RimWorld switches engine from Unity to the devs' own, faster Waylith Engine, all apparently without breaking mods somehow 1 week ago:
It seems like a good strategy to improve time-to-market by leveraging an existing engine, and then if you’re successful enough then maybe you can afford to create your own.
- Comment on Bluesky suspending antifascist researchers for sharing publicly available information about literal nazis. 9 months ago:
Sharing publicly available information is a GDPR violation? Wouldn’t that be on the person who originally made the info public.
- Comment on Russia orders state-backed Max messenger app to be pre-installed on new phones 1 year ago:
Only a matter of time before it’s renamed to HBO Max
- Comment on The massive Satisfactory 1.1 update is out now with controller support 1 year ago:
Hope it’s good, I’ve played a few games that claimed to have controller support and it was bad… had to keep the mouse handy to do certain things.
- Comment on A Trump H-1B crackdown could hit Big Tech hard, with Amazon suffering most. 1 year ago:
I’d rather see H-1B than outsourcing, because an H-1B at least still has to pay a US cost of living… but it’s clear that Big Tech is abusing the system. I know several new CS graduates having a hard time finding work, and somehow these companies are saying that they can’t find applicants?
I call bullshit, I’ve worked for companies that invested in relationships with local universities and recruited people right out of college and invested in getting them up to speed with the specific technologies they were looking for, it’s not hard.