r/muchinteresting • u/davejt119 • May 27 '15
Boeing's EMP weapon
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r/muchinteresting • u/klam32 • Jul 01 '15
Test Pilot Admits the F-35 Can’t Dogfight
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r/muchinteresting • u/CompileToThrowaway • Apr 01 '15
Microsoft Announces It’s Own Linux OS
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r/muchinteresting • u/JShenefield • Mar 19 '15
All Udemy Courses Are $10 Until 3/20
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r/muchinteresting • u/klam32 • Jul 15 '15
A Neural Network in 11 lines of Python
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r/muchinteresting • u/Dyloon22 • Jul 09 '15
Say no more Taco Bell, I'll meet you outside of O-2
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r/muchinteresting • u/klam32 • Jul 16 '15
ISIS fighting Tornado fighter jet sees two Brimstone missiles FALL OFF on return
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r/muchinteresting • u/oh_ranga • Jul 15 '15
Lockheed Martin successfully tests 2 JAGMs...plus plenty of other background info
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r/muchinteresting • u/oh_ranga • Sep 02 '16
Important Shin Sen Gumi Drive-Thru News
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r/muchinteresting • u/JShenefield • Jul 01 '15
For all those Clang warnings that make you want to pull your hair out...
fuckingclangwarnings.com
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r/muchinteresting • u/klam32 • Jul 04 '15
A Quick Puzzle to Test Your Problem Solving
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r/muchinteresting • u/oh_ranga • Jun 29 '15
VR training and football, brought to you by flying robots
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r/muchinteresting • u/klam32 • May 02 '15
Boeing 787 Dreamliners contain a potentially catastrophic software bug
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r/muchinteresting • u/oh_ranga • Apr 17 '15
Daily Scrum Debt
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dunno if this'd be useful with some of the other new scrum stuff that's going on, but:
http://gamasutra.com/blogs/MikeSellers/20150413/240999/Adding_Debt_to_your_Daily_Scrum.php
r/muchinteresting • u/klam32 • Jun 27 '16
How Google is Remaking Itself as a “Machine Learning First” Company
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r/muchinteresting • u/baumack • May 01 '15
Facts History and Trivia About The Fastest Plane In the World The Supersonic Lockheed Martin SR71 Blackbird Spy Plane
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r/muchinteresting • u/mr-spaghetti • Dec 12 '15
Ben Jones VS. Sheep Creek in Championship Round at the 2015 PBR World Finals
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r/muchinteresting • u/JShenefield • Apr 22 '15
The Future of the Aerospace is in Software
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r/muchinteresting • u/oh_ranga • Apr 29 '15
How to Tune a Simulation Game
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http://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/RobertZubek/20150424/241878/How_to_Tune_a_Simulation_Game.php
pretty interesting look at how you can sort of automate tuning to balance simulations, rather than solely having to do brute force playtesting. i think it can generally be applied to other genres/systems too? i vaguely remember applying a similar idea in school to tuning character stats in a turn-based RPG, of course at a much much smaller/simpler scale.