If you want to try something cool fast on it, download unity’s android trial version and either build the sample or coock something yourself.

And when it comes to enlightment and i mean pure enlightment like richie, it’s not ash to ash and dust to dust. it’s pure white and clean.

Nonetheless, unfortunately, the rendering of C++ code that contains angle brackets (‘<’ and ‘>’) is not too robust in the syntax highlighter that I use. It sometimes shows up completely correctly (as for example it is doing now) and sometimes with a variety of different problems.

I will edit and fix this one though. I don’t want the C code I write to commemorate Dennis Ritchie to have any hiccups!

Download my love, download while you can.

Hi.AliR@Gmail.Com

همیشه موفق و پیروز باشید.

البته موضوع این مشکل و همین‌طور کامنت این آقا یا خانم مربوط به مدت‌ها پیشه ولی من گفتم که این توضیح رو اینجا بدم.

weared yet?

you are awesome yzt

To me, it seems obvious that most of the great work and advancement in any high-tech (or even low-tech) industry comes from its top 10% or so. That is, the top 10% do all the real work and the interesting work and the beneficial work and the rest just do… whatever. Stuff that many can do.

What an education system can do is cater to these top 10%. They are the ones that are going to make the difference, anyways. The other 90% are in the university because they can’t very well identify who the top 10% are going to be and they have to let them all in. Any value added to the education of the top 10% will result in better future teachers, better researchers, better leaders of the industry.

Also, it is very hard to push someone from the bottom 90% to the top 10%, in science and technology fields specifically. Any extra effort put in the education of the bottom 90% will probably only result in the shuffling of them amongst themselves; A goes from 44th percentile to 59th and B from 65th to 38th.

I don’t have time to go into any depth with this line of argument, but I think you understand what I’m saying. The way to help build a better generation of scientists and engineers is to focus on the top 10%. Of course, it is indeed hard to identify that top 10% precisely, so one might want to broaden this criteria to the top 25% or something, but the concept is the same. These “islands of quality” are almost all that are going to matter anyways.

By the way, this is also the reason that having a couple of excellent universities and 98 super shitty ones in a country is probably better than having 100 completely mediocre ones.

You know the saying, those who can’t do, teach, right? something like that.

Writing code on a blackboard (or whiteboard in these days, and before that it was greenboard, eh?!) is easy cuz there is no compiler and everything “works” and all those stupid face painted mindless ones will write the exact sh!t into their notes and go to their homes happily ever after but if you call one of them at a Lab (which they try hard enough to escape) and see if they can help you find a bug, you can see all those theory is, well, theory.

All in all, I enjoy this blog the most. (Maybe if Carmak (ص) would continue to blog would only top here)

Sincere Regards.

به نظر من میاد که قشنگ 30-40 نفر خیلی جدی درگیر این پروژه بودن و چند 10 نفر دیگه هم نقش‌های پشتیبانی و جانبی داشتن. این آدم‌ها اصلاً هم جوون‌های آماتور و تازه‌کاری نبودن. برای اینکه بهتر متوجه این موضوع بشی به اون لیست انتهای صفحه‌ای که بهش لینک دادم با دقت نگاه‌کن (قسمت Collaborations) و ببین که چند نفر از دست‌اندرکارای این پروژه به صورت گروهی درگیر ساخت بازی‌های دیگه مثل DeathSpank و Mass Effect و Brutal Legend و Hellgate: London و Battlefield 2 و غیره بودن.