@msquinn We need something like CAN-SPAM for push notifications with a distinction between marketing and transactional notifications. “Your delivery is happening before 9pm” vs “Save 25% in our fall sale!”.
We had to redo those assets because of ignorance. We had to redo most of the other art assets because the use of UV space was poor and the shading in the textures amateur. This was PS2 era.
I can remember arriving at EA Redwood Shores to work on a James Bond game and being *horrified* at the lack of research done by the art team for a London level. They had clearly never even Google’d London Bus or Truck. They just made American versions of things.
@polotek I’m not saying it’s lost technically, I’m saying it’s lost from a collective knowledge perspective.
1) is missing the important word only, git log -S only helps if you know what to look for.
@polotek I can think of two reasons: 1) discoverability. git log -S helps if you know what you are looking for. 2) hoarding. Written code can represent a significant amount of time, deleting code “loses that knowledge and time forever”, see 1.
Internal monologue: I am bad at maths.
Supportive inner voice: Re-read the article and perform simple algebraic manipulation to derive equation 6 from equations 4 & 5. Show yourself you can do it.
<< Get a different answer >>
Devil: Told you.
I remember back at Google the promotion process was described as meritocratic. I eventually realized it was closer to a popularity contest but the company held the belief it was acting “only on the merit”.
I did not delude myself that I was the most capable however.
Despite what you've been told, it is rarely meritocracy that wins - it is almost always other things.
You can be the most capable person in the room, and not be the person who comes out on top.