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why stuff (marathon) looks like this…. so heads up kids, do your homework, i give you a starter: after designers republic hit hard in 1996 with wipeout there were several other design studios how took up the torch, case in point: bionic-systems (germany, late 90s/early 00s) #marathon

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Joel

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In 1991, one man coded for 28 hours straight without sleep. What he created transformed both gaming and aerospace engineering. The story of DOOM is wilder than you think. Here's how one coding marathon changed technology forever: https://t.co/fhdgZ13oFy

Terry Kim

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The Command and Conquer source code was open sourced today and it's full of amazing comments 😂 Exhibit A: The "we will fix it later" https://t.co/BmetDp83um

Marcel Pociot 🧪

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I’ll never forget when the guy who popularized this move in Battlefield watched this trailer live https://t.co/qvsQsJJBFv

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valedictory

Neal Stephenson • Seveneves: A Novel

Who are your top 5 programmers of all time and why? Mine: 1. Fabrice Bellard (ffmpeg, tinycc, quickjs) 2. John Carmack (doom, quake) 3. John McCarthy (lisp, father of AI, invented GC, timesharing) 4. Linus (linux man) 5. Dennis Ritchie ... See more

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Laugh all you want but this is hands down the most impactful global rule I’ve used so far: “You are John Carmack. Only output production ready perfect, elegant code. No boilerplate no to-do’s, no example code. Just flawless shippable code. Take a stroll around the block to get some fresh ... See more

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Derek Duarte

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