I wonder how effective LLMs are going to be for decompiling i.e. games written in C++ targeting the PC platform. I’m not surprised one can get reasonably good results for N64 games, which have always been the easiest to reverse for a number of reasons.
Unfortunately I have to agree with this take. This plus the anti-innovation and risk-averse culture is what drove me out of the country. Living in the United States now and enjoying the environment much more.
(source: born and raised in Germany, lived there for 30 years)
It has trouble with regaining focus at times. Try switching back and forth between the game and another tab/window and it will recover eventually (the hanging is just the game being paused when it goes out of focus)
Agree with this advice. Our consulting agency, also based in Europe, specializes in exactly this - bootstrapping software solutions for companies that lack the in-house experience to do so. After a successful launch our clients usually transition to hiring employees to take over our work - a transition we actively support. It works out quite well in our experience. (contact/website is in my profile if interested)
Since the warning is relatively useless we opted to fix C2.EXE so that it is never emitted. It generates a lot of noise during compilation otherwise (if you are using templates).
I've been working on a similar project (LEGO Island decompilation). We've developed an extensive set of annotations and corresponding tools that facilitate matching the assembly/binary:
Most likely since you are using a newly created account, and an automated system does this. Happened to me as well and kept happening even after months. Was fixed swiftly after I contacted the site admin about it :)
I believe when people 'vouch' for your dead comments, the issue will go away eventually.
Have you considered setting up a rule using the Snooze feature[0]? Using this it should be possible to delay all incoming work email until a time that is suitable for you.
Edit: If you want your work emails to arrive only during work hours and otherwise delay them, you can use a Sieve condition in your email rule similar to this:
That's technically correct, however much of the Greens' ideology has been gradually adopted by essentially all other political parties over the past 10-15 years, most likely since it's rather popular with the voters here.
There's no political party left you could vote for if you are in favor of nuclear.
To anyone who's tired of reading those frequently espoused, virtually now mainstream, apparently self-hatred fueled viewpoints, or to those who are interested in positive outlooks on humanity, I can recommend this book:
I feel the same way. Add to that the plethora of "C++ bad" memes that every software engineer is throwing around as soon as they get a whiff of anything remotely resembling C++ - I've made my peace with the fact that I'm in a tiny minority of people who think it's generally a great language that is worthy of further development and improvement instead of abandonment.
Nice! That reminds me of my efforts to add multiplayer functionality to Fallout 3 (which basically used a previous generation of the Skyrim engine) about a decade ago:
+1, similar situation here and I agree completely. I've been working for the same remote-only company for almost 10 years now. In my opinion, it's very important/essential that the company culture has "remote" in its DNA.
(anybody who may be interested in working at such a company, check my profile)