Christopher Molin

If I say something funny, or insightful, don’t look further, that was a complete fluke… I think?

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@pegobry_en

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@TheGingerBill @EskilSteenberg 🌴🤩

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@avanzabank Traton och Intel. Resten är meh eller överprisat skräp…

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@chrismunns This is X…

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@ptr_to_joel Is "exceeds" the highest level, or do you have an "Exceptional"-level that no one ever has reached, and requires a Nobel prize and the cure to cancer? 😂

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@maxxxmoin @ricardodo7 @StoneCSBarrett https://t.co/6lOrUHTH9A

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Plotting a chart is story telling.

So, it depends on what the intention is.

The aggregation shown here, would answer per data point: "This is the number of people the last 24 hours, on a 20-minute average"

Looking at the last data point at 23:00, the value is 60. So, it means that today's Average gym-goers are 60 / 20min = 180 / h.

This makes it obvious that the leading statement "I use this to check when the gym is busy" doesn't make sense. This is not suitable for the purpose.

It could give other insights though, as shown above. You could do 180 * 24 to get the total number of gym-goers today. So, you could use it to see which weekday is the busiest... but, this isn't the way to show that either...

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@maxxxmoin @ricardodo7 @StoneCSBarrett Well, the most glaring problem with this graph, is that, if the line goes DOWN, the number of people at the gym could actually be going up. And vice-versa.

[Christopher Molin @Chrimle]

Plotting a chart is story telling.

So, it depends on what the intention is.

The aggregation shown here, would answer per data point: "This is the number of people the last 24 hours, on a 20-minute average"

Looking at the last data point at 23:00, the value is 60. So, it means that today's Average gym-goers are 60 / 20min = 180 / h.

This makes it obvious that the leading statement "I use this to check when the gym is busy" doesn't make sense. This is not suitable for the purpose.

It could give other insights though, as shown above. You could do 180 * 24 to get the total number of gym-goers today. So, you could use it to see which weekday is the busiest... but, this isn't the way to show that either...

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@ptr_to_joel The GOAT

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@johlarss @RolfRolfRolf Sunken cost fallacy 😂

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@Meanl1ss @StoneCSBarrett Maybe ask your AI about what his tweet means...

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@IndieGameJoe Looks a bit like "Librarian: Tidy Up the Arcane Library!" and "Supermarket Chaos".

But the small build mechanic is a nice addition!

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@CodeRed_dev Nanite perhaps?

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Just because you have played games, does not make you understand what it takes to create one...

Games long ago pales in comparison to the complexities of modern games. Now, imagine in-house engine, TEAMS of developers, near-infinite hardware combinations, and making a AAA(+?)-title.

The days when games "just work" on day 1 have long past. Your fellow gamers are impatient children, demanding faster and faster releases. And the "suits" want return on their investment. So, most things become rushed buggy messes.

So, dream on.

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@KevskiZhang Your bio says "20, uiuc cs", so... why does your opinion about software development matter? You are regurgitating others opinions.

Only some people are able to assess consequences. Perhaps they should be listened to...
https://t.co/YIrBHukHRo

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@aktiesparfonden "Jag har fullt på portföljen i grejor...
Alla - alla på en gång ska upp!"

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@WiredToHeaven @failedengine I mean... come on... even Amazon...
https://t.co/2aa1abXsbU

[Bharath @Bharath_uwu]

I just saw $1.5 trillion on my AWS bill and my soul left my body

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@WiredToHeaven @failedengine No, I am referring to giants such as Microsoft. Time crunch WAS a thing in game development, but not nowadays.

Sure, if your bar is low enough.

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@steeve I mean... it will be a short career 😅

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@fokuserad1337 Blir allt mer och mer brådskande...
https://t.co/YIrBHukHRo

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@lukeed05 @KentonVarda For competent software companies, code reviewing was already the bottleneck... among other SOCIAL aspects...