Month: July 2017

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How I want to help you?

This blog is for you.

I love helping people. Continue reading “How I want to help you?”

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When everything fails

there is a common misconception about every success story you hear

it’s a pity that not everybody are aware of that Continue reading “When everything fails”

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Quick learning

just in time learning – learn only, what you need to go further

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Not even one

Every problem consist in real from few small ones. At first we might not see this. It’s especially clear, when we asked for estimation. We fail a lot in it.  Continue reading “Not even one”

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How to solve any kind of problem?

When I was in school often, I was feeling this flow state on math lessons. When I get exercise and try to solve it. Deep focus, disappearing world. Obviously, I doesn’t know the name of it. When I found solution, I always feel satisfaction. I didn’t even think, that it could also become a part of my job. Continue reading “How to solve any kind of problem?”

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Meditation for game developers: beginning

Pst. You wanna try some… meditation? 
What the heck? Are you want to sell us some bullshit? Why even we should bother?
 
Did word “benefits” something means to you? If yes, please sit down and listen (read).

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Writing block

Some days are special. Not only because you feeling great. Power to achieve anything. But admit it. Sometimes problems become bigger. You can’t do anything right. You feel small, demotivated. And I’ve got cure.

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How to learn anything

Just start to do it. Choose one best habit, that leads to your goal. Meditate when you want achieve enlightenment. Make games, when you want to create best one. 

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Visual Studio Unity Debug.Log macro

To be clear, I wasn’t satisfied by previous solution (Visual Studio Unity Debug.Log snippet). Continue reading “Visual Studio Unity Debug.Log macro”