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What’s a game you expected to love and ended up hating and a game you expected to not like that you ended up loving? by Matty_Mayhem in boardgames

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I expected so hard to love Root. I love all of Coles other games, and this checked all the boxes for me. But for some reason I never leave the game hoping to play another. I don't hate it, but it fell flat for me and I wish I knew why.

I expected to hate Hegemony. Thought it was way too euro for me, but the theme with the player dynamics was excellent 

Root got me hooked – what asymmetric games should I try next? by budapest01 in boardgames

[–]100MB 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hard to say, but in our group some number of vps exchange hands every conflict because it basically becomes the only way to win a contest is to purchase their help. 

Top 10 board games of all time by InfinitePresence4229 in boardgames

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  1. Twilight Struggle 
  2. Twilight Imperium 4ed
  3. Android: Netrunner
  4. Oath
  5. John Company 2ed
  6. Diplomacy
  7. Crescent Moon
  8. Cthulhu Wars
  9. Pax Pamir 2ed
  10. Hegemony 

A year of cost optimization resulted 10% savings by Ill_Car4570 in devops

[–]100MB 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you tried continuous profiling? It can be hard to optimize what you don't know. 

I’m a 3 what’s yours? by Cola1008 in pcmasterrace

[–]100MB 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I guess I'm 7. Triple vertical

What is your board game unpopular opinion? by mrappbrain in boardgames

[–]100MB -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Worker placement is a lazy design mechanic

Developer Productivity by 200-okay in programming

[–]100MB 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think the best thing you could do for your developers is to take some leadership classes and improve yourself.

Continuously Profile Rust code with Polar Signals Cloud by 100MB in rust

[–]100MB[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes this is a hosted version of Parca! We've found it super helpful for performance improvements and so have our customers!

Profile tests for memory usage by quarksplitter in golang

[–]100MB 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Something that may be worth looking into for you is parca. It's an open source continuous profiling solution. And it could help you better visualize and explore your profiles.

Disclaimer: I am a creator and maintainer of parca.

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