If a Test-Driven Development advocate wants to write a convincing argument about why you should adopt it: they will first write a counter-argument about why you shouldn't use it. Then they write an argument that just barely rebuts it. They repeat this process until their argument is feature complete
why does YouTube keep recommending me "Ultra Masculine White Girl Playlist" videos
> Monolith Soft says procedurally generating assets in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 ‘reduced man-hours considerably’
> ...now that number has increased to 100,000, which is impossible to keep up with manually
Not me looking at my current, non-PCG Unreal project at work, with 150,000 assets under /Content/...
Me: "How do I make a Delaunay triangulation of some points?"
Gfx programmers: "Ah, well you see, Delaunay triangulations are dual to Voronoi diagrams. So construct that from the points and invert it"
Me: "Okay, cool. How do I make a Voronoi diagram?"
Gfx programmers: "Ah, well you see, Voronoi diagrams are dual to Delaunay triangulations. So just construct one of those, and then inv-"
Incredible: afaict, the Windows 11 volume mixer settings do not play a test sound when you adjust audio levels. So I just spent 10 minutes trying to figure out why my headphones weren't working, until I played a video in youtube and realised they were
Spent the long weekend playing Slay the Princess and My Life as a Teenage Exocolonist*. Enjoyed both, and coincidentally both are meant to be played through multiple times (still working on the latter)
Also, both definitely seem to be punching above their weight in terms of narrative branching and details
*I know that's not what it's called, that's what I'm calling it
Watching people argue whether the US speaker of the house is "second in line" or "third in line" to the presidency has made me feel vindicated in all my off-by-one errors
I want a PBR renderer that supports lights with negative intensity. Where they make the surrounding area darker instead of brighter