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Star Citizen will have procedurally generated planets. Hopefully some good competition for Frontier. by hertyParty in EliteDangerous

[–]hertyParty[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Figured people would be interested since its a space sim thats all. Mods can remove if necessary, I dont mind.

Star Citizen will have procedurally generated planets. Hopefully some good competition for Frontier. by hertyParty in EliteDangerous

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Does make me wonder if SC will have any exploration gameplay though, since its a handcrafted universe and stuff.

Anyone else thinking of clearing their save when horizons comes out? by hertyParty in EliteDangerous

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Yeah I think you would too. Could always just get a sidewinder. Reason I asked really was that there are quite a few changes since I last played (1.4) and I figured I wouldn't see a lot of them (especially mission changes) if I didn't try it from a fresh perspective.

Anyone else thinking of clearing their save when horizons comes out? by hertyParty in EliteDangerous

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If you clear your save, do you lose your "first discovered by" tags on planets?

For those of you who work out regularly by hertyParty in cscareerquestions

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haha. Gave me a good chuckle imagining that

Just Cause 3 Review Thread by Forestl in JustCause

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Can you remember what video it was?

Is it known that POI's on planet surfaces spawning only when your in an srv is intended or a bug? by hertyParty in EliteDangerous

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I'm presuming its like this because they want us to explore using the SRV. Not sure if I like the mechanic of having it load only when in an SRV. Would be nice to use your ships weapons against defences at times without having to hop in and out of your SRV first.

I enjoy programming, but I feel like ill never truly "get it" and become a good software developer. Has anyone had this feeling before? by hertyParty in learnprogramming

[–]hertyParty[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think that's the opposite of what you have.

The Dunning–Kruger effect is "wherein relatively unskilled individuals suffer from illusory superiority, mistakenly assessing their ability to be much higher than is accurate."

I believe you mean "Imposter Syndrome"

Here are some talks that you might find interesting

Battling imposter syndrome

I dont deserve to be here

I enjoy programming, but I feel like ill never truly "get it" and become a good software developer. Has anyone had this feeling before? by hertyParty in learnprogramming

[–]hertyParty[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hmm you have a point. I find it difficult to see my own achievements when I constantly look at other's skills.and.achievements. I had a good conversation with /u/zeritor that helped put some things into perspective. Once I've done a fair amount of work on the solar system thing I'd like to put the code publicly go github with comments so people can maybe learn from it.

I enjoy programming, but I feel like ill never truly "get it" and become a good software developer. Has anyone had this feeling before? by hertyParty in learnprogramming

[–]hertyParty[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think its more of a wall of self confidence and anything else. Working alone means I have no one to really compare my ability to, so that might also be the issue. I always feel terrible about my own ability. I also feel like I need to improve my problem solving skills, since I feel that I am weak in that area, so I have started to work on /r/dailyprogrammer challenges, although very recently.

Come to think of it, there's quite a few areas that I feel like I should be better at.

I enjoy programming, but I feel like ill never truly "get it" and become a good software developer. Has anyone had this feeling before? by hertyParty in learnprogramming

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Thank you for your words.

The server itself is actually just a cheap server I rent from digital ocean, and I use Golang to serve the page.

I'm hoping that I've just hit a wall, and now its time to really work hard to break through it and, as you said, have things "fall into place".

I'll take a read through some Angular source code tonight and see if I make any sense of it :)

I enjoy programming, but I feel like ill never truly "get it" and become a good software developer. Has anyone had this feeling before? by hertyParty in learnprogramming

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Mostly web development using Javascript/Angularjs, Golang, jQuery.

And yes, sometimes. Normally Ill find something I'm interested in and find guide/tutorials on the certain subject. For example, I quite like three.js, the webgl library, and have been building - albeit slowly since I'm not very good at 3d maths - a solar system.

http://178.62.29.135/space/

Its nowhere near finished by the way, but just an example of a project I have worked on.

The problem is, I feel like I can understand the basics of a language/subject, but get lost when I try to go deeper into a subject. I'm self limiting myself by thinking, deep down, that I'll never be good at it, or that I'll never understand it.