Pavel Shevaev

Technical director at BIT.GAMES

[Pavel Shevaev @pachash]

@golang I'm probably not the first one to propose something as follows for Go error handling "syntax sugar":

res, ^ := foo()

which would transform into:

if res, err := foo(); err != nil {
return err
}

[Pavel Shevaev @pachash]

@niklasfrykholm And this is how Unity was born and became popular :)

[Pavel Shevaev @pachash]

@OfficerRandom coming son

[Pavel Shevaev @pachash]

@OfficerRandom Ну ваще-та мы не видим, с какой суммы :) Если с 10 копеек, то это больше 100%!

[Pavel Shevaev @pachash]

@SebAaltonen I wonder if there are any similar benchmarks for MacPros...

[Pavel Shevaev @pachash]

@elonmusk Please consider producing something Porsche Macan form factor alike :)

[Pavel Shevaev @pachash]

@bkaradzic Is Burek something similar to Чебурек? :)

[Pavel Shevaev @pachash]

@ID_AA_Carmack And when do you happen to have the most of your "aha" moments: before falling asleep in the bed, during workouts, when reading a book, etc?

[Pavel Shevaev @pachash]

@niklasfrykholm @golang Well, generics could cleanup some language inconsistencies as well. E.g. get rid of special case make(..) routines. Oh, one more thing I don't like: you can construct an object ptr two ways: 1) &Foo{} 2) new(Foo). The latter seems to be not so much needed.

[Pavel Shevaev @pachash]

@niklasfrykholm @golang After using golang for several years I absolutely love it except couple of things: 1) no generics 2) "nil" interfaces 3) lack of syntax sugar for error handling

[Pavel Shevaev @pachash]

@niklasfrykholm @golang You can import a package and assign it an alias...kinda ugly at times but works :)

[Pavel Shevaev @pachash]

This is so much inspiring. Happy Birthday, John!

[John Carmack @ID_AA_Carmack]

So, 50 years old now. I am down a point of Str and Dex from my younger days, but I'm a more capable engineer than ever. I'm noticing more people in their 70s that seem sharp and spry, so I'm looking forward to at least a couple more decades of relevance.

[Pavel Shevaev @pachash]

I'm thrilled to announce the immediate availability of our new title "Storyngton Hall" on iOS platform for a selected number of countries: Russia, UK and Canada!

Do you love twisted romantic stories and match 3 puzzles? Go for it :)

https://t.co/PWPBiCYzO5

[Pavel Shevaev @pachash]

I'm quite amazed with tmux customization and extension capabilities. Very thoughtful application of *nix principles.

[Pavel Shevaev @pachash]

I think #TheWitness it's a souls like game in puzzle genre :) It tortures your brain, makes it cry and melt! And what a feeling of catharsis after solving any major puzzle, just like beating a hard boss in Bloodborne!

[Pavel Shevaev @pachash]

Playing #Witness. All of a sudden there's a reference to Tarkovsky movie. Absolutely jaw dropping. @Jonathan_Blow I'm astonished. Thank you.

[Pavel Shevaev @pachash]

Forget my prev. post "#Unity3d external editor support for #neovim...". It can be way easier! You can create an Automator app with the shell script:

/usr/local/bin/nvr --remote +$1

Pick in Unity your Automator app and set externals args as:

"$(Line) $(File)"

Done!

[Pavel Shevaev @pachash]

4) In Unity prefs pick MacVim as external editor, set external args as "$(File) $(Line)"
5) Install neovim remote: pip3 install neovim-remote

[Pavel Shevaev @pachash]

#Unity3d external editor support for #neovim CLI on MacOS:
1) Install MacVim (used as a bridge between Unity and CLI)
2) Replace contents of /Applications/MacVim.app/Contents/MacOS/MacVim with "/usr/local/bin/nvr --remote +$2 $1"
3) Make sure it's: chmod +x
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