I'm not a game dev, but if I was and I wanted to solve this problem I'd probably come up with a system for content addressing the assets (name them by hash), and store them on an S3-like service to be downloaded (with a local cache) on build.
Unfortunately my niche interests are also in play with flooding in western NC, which is home to the primary global source of high purity quartz used in semiconductor and solar panel manufacturer
it's amazing that LLMs can synthesize new word orders that have never been seen before like "doing a jacuzzi"
Yeah, high volume and no visibility is what I figured
Fair enough - I'll walk it back to: I think I was a great match for the JD and didn't feel like my application was taken seriously.
They are certainly a thing: "Revelio Labs [...] found that the rate of hires per job posting has essentially halved over the past five years. In 2019, there were eight hires for every 10 job postings. By 2024, that number had dropped to four hires per 10 job postings." www.cnbc.com/2024/08/22/g...
Though the labor market seems healthy, many workers still struggle to find jobs, revealing a gap between data and real-life experiences.
My experience with Mozilla hiring is that they post ghost jobs. Applied several times to a position still posted over the span of a better part of a year, of which I was decently qualified for, to be rejected after no interview a month or two later each time.
It kinda makes me want to delete my mastodon account.
WordPress outsider here! I genuinely don't understand the demand that other orgs contribute hours. Open source doesn't work that way. Source code goes out into the world and you are free to do what you want within the bounds of the license. Contribution nice when it happens but not expected.