some fan will decompile their entire game and spend a couple of thousand hours working on a fix. they will then sue him and make him pay damages pay for the rest of his life.
Of course, these Devs will sue for
Choose wisely, 500gb game from the western dev, or winter heating from the eastern.
jrpgs in the winter got it
Put a browser game on electron and eat your memory
Or French from the Northern
Which game? Touhou at 1000fps?
haven't seen that gif in eons
This post is racist and encourages racial stereotypes. The image is a European idealism of native Americans and it is talking about all of Japan as if everyone there were the same.
Needless to say I don't like this post
The image is a European idealism of native Americans
Okay I can almost understand that
it is talking about all of Japan as if everyone there were the same.
My fucking god are we to just completely ignore the fact that we are from different places and that we think, act differently based on culture? That we look different and eat different and say different?
What's the European idealism of Native Americans in the image? I've seen it a lot, but I never learned about the piece or the artist
It's true I was there. I was the racism
No, actually it's not. It's actually well know how Japanese culture actually affects programming. I, a software engineer who has worked with many other cultures, can confirm that culture affects quality. I'm not saying I'm perfect, but I am saying that culture affects work.
Indian culture is interesting because you never say no to your boss. Even if you don't understand something, or don't have all the information you need, you say yes. Do you understand? Yes. Are you sure, it's okay to ask me clarifying questions. "Yes, I'm sure". Then they give me something that doesn't work because they didn't understand the question.
Japanese is another culture that's slightly different, but if your boss asks you to do something not only do you say yes, you also don't ask for help to do it. You brute force it done, put in long hours, and you get it done. However, in software that's a horrible way to operate because we need to not just get the current problem done, but you need to build something that others will use later, that will be reused, that will be expanded and shared with and by other teams. So what you get is quite literally this - poorly optimized code from many people whose code doesn't really work well together.
So, none of these are stereotypes. In fact, as engineers it would be culturally insensitive if I wasn't aware of this and assumed people worked in the same way as Americans. Your virtue signalling is pretty transparent. Yes, it's humorous, but it's also 100% the truth. They're not bad coders, but their culture does not breed great software projects.
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