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Half a teaspoon of sugar is probably a lot better for me than taking red bull 🤷‍♂️ there’s nothing wrong with sugar in moderation.

I drink coffee to stay awake at work not because I like it. I’ll take any amount of milk and sugar to make that coffee bearable.

Huh you’re right. But it looks like annapurna has pulled out, there’s no record of them being related to due process in their official site or anything. So the game must have run out of funding.

Without watching the video, cry engine at some point got leased to Amazon who used it to make lumber yard, which star citizen used and modified. eventually lumberyard got modified and made open source, and is now o3de

Is this game published by Annapurna?

Yakuza zero has been great on the steam deck for me. I think it kinda straddles the line between immersive sim while mostly being a brawler.

Game developer (software engineer) We get paid less than conventional software but it’s very rewarding work on its own.

What’s your average working day like?

+1 for bitwarden

Its hard to make wise decisions when you’re basically a kid at that age.

Yeah I remember in high school they were pressuring every body to go straight to uni and I personally thought it was kinda predatory.

Its probably a regional difference. Here in AU, you can be lucky and land a few post grad jobs if you really stood out. Otherwise you’re entirely reliant on having a good folio and most importantly connections.

Yeah fair point, but then how are you going to get the job if you’re completely incompetent at programming 🤔

I meant any form of qualification. Sure it helps, but the way you get the job is by showing you can actually do the work. Like a folio and personal projects or past history.

Hey that sounds exactly like what the last company I worked at did for every single project 🙃

Not a single person I’ve worked with in software has gotten a job with just a diploma/degree since like the early 2000s

Maybe it’s different in some places.

Yeah that’s object oriented programming and interfaces. It’s shit to teach people without a practical example but it’s a completely passable way to do OOP in industry, you start by writing interfaces to structure your program and fill in the implementation later.

Now, is it a good practice? Probably not, imo software design is impossible to get right without iteration, but people still use this method… good to understand why it sucks

A diploma ain’t gonna give you shit on its own

Why would you sign up to college to willfully learn nothing

The one with the wolf came out in 2022