Hey Raider

Je crois qu'on s'est tapé suffisamment de plateaux télé dans ce sens pour se permettre de regarder de l'autre côté, avec des images qui parlent d'elles-mêmes, pour une fois

It's the same in France

Then, depending on what the doctors think, your case becomes more or less urgent

If you have a basic open wound, you could stay there for a few hours before someone can stitch it up. But if you're having a stroke, you will (obviously) be rushed in front of everyone

I come from piano where it's extremely obvious what a chord is made of

First time I learned chords on guitar I was like "wtf"

I think we don't teach them first because they are limited and situational

They lack minor/major flavor, don't sound "full", and can sound too high-pitch if you have to reach frets far from the head

But I see what you mean, they are easy to play and grasp and an intuitive introduction to chords

The moment anyone is wondering why they’re in the meeting, you have to scrap the whole thing and rethink your approach.

Build an agenda, make decisions, have action points. Sounds simple, but it’s easy to mess up.

It feels weird to say, but: “You don’t hate meetings, you hate badly organized ones”

On a personal note, I have been struck by debilitating tinnitus at the beginning of this year.

Those games are close to my heart as all three are games I would have liked to make. I hope my condition improves or gets livable enough so that music projects get pleasurable again in the future 🤕

youtu.be/4XDSZkZfrtI

Don't worry, it's game code : the people who laugh are the ones who don't ship anything. In particular, if you're alone or in a small team, it's completely understandable

Take a look at any public game code and you will find super nasty things in it