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Hilarious failure of the main Developer of Project D. on Live Stream
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M4cD0g
Caldari Provisions
Caldari State
#1 - 2017-07-12 21:37:11 UTC  |  Edited by: M4cD0g
https://i.imgur.com/6MCzV9t.jpg

If the Developer that worked on this for months fails this bad then you need to go back to the drawing board or remove the impossible to solve patterns.

Just remove the random unsolvable patterns CCP. This is not fun and you learn nothing or improve getting screwed by impossible to solve evaluation patterns.

Good show though, seeing your main developer fail continuously to either find patters or explain them was great.
Memphis Baas
#2 - 2017-07-12 23:16:14 UTC
The "developer" was just responsible for taking the raw data that the telescope provided, and putting it on your screen. That's the limit of the "developer's" involvement. The developer is as much a newbie at finding exoplanets as the rest of us.

Do you believe that they had some microbiology PHD genius at CCP coding the previous Project Discovery, with the cells? They just had the regular CCP devs, because all they are responsible for is GETTING THE RAW DATA TO YOUR SCREEN.

So yeah, remove the unsolvable patterns, CCP! Point out which are the planet patterns, CCP!
And while you're at it, prevent people from coming up with idiotic posts, CCP! Make them think smarter when they log in, CCP!
Krima Sumyungi
Makavi Industries
#3 - 2017-07-13 05:58:28 UTC
Who cares? Until I see a check containing the wages of a scientific data analyst, be damned if I work as one for free.
Chopper Rollins
Brave Newbies Inc.
Brave Collective
#4 - 2017-07-13 08:05:07 UTC
Use of the word hilarious...check
Use of the word literally...nope
Pointing out failings of others when you have no clue what they do and have never done anything like it...check
OP owns a fidget spinner....probable.

Pls try harder.


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Yarosara Ruil
#5 - 2017-07-13 08:40:21 UTC  |  Edited by: Yarosara Ruil
If analyzing blips produced by staring at stars light-years away (which by relativistic reasons probably exploded or something by now) was easy, it would probably be simpler to just hire monkeys to do it.

Instead they got "sociopathic autistists" (myself included, and I still love you guys) to do it for free in exchange for internet space ship points. All in all, that's pretty cost efficient!
Chopper Rollins
Brave Newbies Inc.
Brave Collective
#6 - 2017-07-13 10:34:37 UTC
Yarosara Ruil wrote:
... (which by relativistic reasons probably exploded or something by now) ...!


They aren't that far away and stars live for a very long time.
A lot of science is bottle washing and button sorting that monkeys and robots can't be trained to do.
Getting the public to do it for Faecberk likes or ship-skins seems pretty cool to me.






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M4cD0g
Caldari Provisions
Caldari State
#7 - 2017-07-13 18:06:34 UTC  |  Edited by: M4cD0g
Chopper Rollins wrote:
Use of the word hilarious...check
Use of the word literally...nope
Pointing out failings of others when you have no clue what they do and have never done anything like it...check
OP owns a fidget spinner....probable.

Pls try harder.




The developer made it very clear he was the lead on Project Discovery for many months. It helps when you pay attention. Your sad attempt at being funny and edgy completely fails.

I have worked as C++ developer for over 25 years on Projects that are trivial compared to this.

No idea what a fidget spinner is. But you seem to know a lot about it.

Please don't assume next time. You can take your thinly veiled insults back to Jita local, pubbie.
M4cD0g
Caldari Provisions
Caldari State
#8 - 2017-07-13 18:08:42 UTC
Memphis Baas wrote:
The "developer" was just responsible for taking the raw data that the telescope provided, and putting it on your screen. That's the limit of the "developer's" involvement. The developer is as much a newbie at finding exoplanets as the rest of us.

Do you believe that they had some microbiology PHD genius at CCP coding the previous Project Discovery, with the cells? They just had the regular CCP devs, because all they are responsible for is GETTING THE RAW DATA TO YOUR SCREEN.

So yeah, remove the unsolvable patterns, CCP! Point out which are the planet patterns, CCP!
And while you're at it, prevent people from coming up with idiotic posts, CCP! Make them think smarter when they log in, CCP!



You should have watched the stream then because according to him that's not what he was doing. But hey, it's always better to just come to the forum and make some snarky comment while having no clue what you are talking about, right?
Cypherous
Liberty Rogues
Aprilon Dynasty
#9 - 2017-07-14 01:11:29 UTC  |  Edited by: Cypherous
M4cD0g wrote:
Chopper Rollins wrote:
Use of the word hilarious...check
Use of the word literally...nope
Pointing out failings of others when you have no clue what they do and have never done anything like it...check
OP owns a fidget spinner....probable.

Pls try harder.




The developer made it very clear he was the lead on Project Discovery for many months. It helps when you pay attention. Your sad attempt at being funny and edgy completely fails.

I have worked as C++ developer for over 25 years on Projects that are trivial compared to this.

No idea what a fidget spinner is. But you seem to know a lot about it.

Please don't assume next time. You can take your thinly veiled insults back to Jita local, pubbie.


Yes, the lead developer on what CCP refer to as project discovery, a tool using a dataset from an external source, all he did was work on the CCP side of the project, he has nothing to do with the actual samples shown outside of the few test ones he would have been given to help create the UI, as a C++ developer of 25 years i would have expected you to be able to figure that out ;)

He doesn't have PHD's in the relevant fields but you seem to think he has hand coded every single sample that will ever be displayed and knows exactly what to look for to spot signs of exoplanets :P
Blade Darth
Room for Improvement
Good Sax
#10 - 2017-07-14 01:25:16 UTC
Some of the "unsolvable" evaluation samples got mixed in the beginner set.

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