they should do that in real life too
they should do that in real life too
i haven’t used steam a while (so i could be wrong), but it seems like that’s not a pop up. it looks like it’s part of the information that shows up when you click a game in your library. so i guess it would make sense the name of the game isn’t display there (since it’s somewhere else on the page)
i don’t really know, but an educated guess is that it has to do with how old the console is, and how micro optimized/hacky things had to be at the time. for example, morrowind would reboot your xbox during loading screens. there was probably quite a lot more control given to developers in the olden days, whereas now things are more sandboxed. but i would be happy to be corrected on anything i’ve said here.
this looks like a cool project.
is it an unfortunate coincidence that “chata” means annoying/boring in portuguese, or was this intentional?
this was very comforting to read
O(n2) means that as the input n grows, it takes exponential time to process.
this is really pedantic, but O(n2) is quadratic, not exponential. the exponential runtimes are things like O(2n). when n gets even modestly big (say n=100), youre looking at a difference of 2100 ≈ 1.26×1030 vs 1002 = 10,000. this is just to say that exponential runtime is really in a class of its own.
but otherwise i think this was a pretty good explanation of the concept
it also bothers me when people say “my algorithm” to refer to the thing that recommends posts to them. people shouldn’t ever say “my algorithm” unless they personally own a copy of the kick-ass prog-metal band