Hack Starcraft: ggtracker is hiring! - Page 2
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Incze
Romania2058 Posts
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Ashur
Czech Republic646 Posts
And about "hacking" topic. It is quite clear that to hack means you attach/change/sniff/crack something else. Hacking a waterpipe means you want some juice out of it for yourself, right? GGtracker just actually analyze stuff, using thirdparty lib. That lib might have used hacking techniques to get parsing alorithms, who knows. I would rather choose "Analyze replays" instead of "Hack StarCraft". But yeah, I woudn't click on this thread if I saw "Analyze replays"... | ||
Azhrak
Finland1192 Posts
On April 18 2012 20:20 Ashur wrote: I would be interested in realtime data charts during casting. I'd assume that kind of data sniffing would be considered breaking the TOS and could lead to a ban in bnet. | ||
Ashur
Czech Republic646 Posts
On April 18 2012 20:25 Azhrak wrote: I'd assume that kind of data sniffing would be considered breaking the TOS and could lead to a ban in bnet. True and false. Your antivirus reads SC2 memory too. Such a tool would give that data only a meaning. I would love to see more charts of income, etc. in game. Something like GGTracker live, where they would have to use other lib than sc2reader. I mean, I do not care about games I played, I want that information live and see it during gameplay (not yours ofc, that is considered cheating). | ||
peacenl
550 Posts
On April 18 2012 18:07 Azzur wrote: For those interested: the original term for "hacker" means someone writing code in an unstructured manner. Now, of course, it has a different meaning. So an unskilled programmer would be called a hacker, your full of it :D But don't worry it's often misused for some unstructured or sloppy piece of code. This implies lack of understanding, which is usually not the case with hackers. A hack may just as well be the prettiest written piece of code, even better written than the original program. A hack merely implies that someone used the system (hacked into the system) for which it was not designed. | ||
fusefuse
Estonia4644 Posts
On April 18 2012 16:15 _MagnuM_ wrote: Get this guy: http://raihn.wordpress.com/ He's done some really great work! T_T I hate when this happens When people suggest artists suddenly become designers The skillsets and challenges at hand are two different worlds ;_; | ||
OmniSc2
2 Posts
Here's to hoping that esports jobs for programmers don't go anywhere in the next few years! | ||
TheLastTemplar
Iceland593 Posts
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Cascade
Australia5405 Posts
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peacenl
550 Posts
On April 18 2012 23:50 TheLastTemplar wrote: I'm getting ready to graduate school in may and want a freaking esports/sc2 related job sooooo baddd, but this is not one I can handle I have no programming skills! goodluck! Become an entrepeneur? I mean it's not for everyone, but nowadays you can outsource almost anything besides of course your main business activity | ||
YouthSC
United Kingdom355 Posts
On April 18 2012 11:46 Imbu wrote: It's actually more of the term that a lot of modern programmers use. Hackers by definition are what most people would call programmers, hackers are not people that try to break into computer systems to steal info, those are "breakers", As such, the people that would be serious applicants for this type of job would know what "Hack" means in this case. Actually, those you call "breakers" are called "crackers" | ||
Blazinghand
United States25550 Posts
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dsjoerg
United States384 Posts
Tarrius, our requirements are spelled out in the "Skills & Requirements" section I'll add that education is good, but the more critical thing is a track record of completing large projects independently that have been used and enjoyed by real live users. Get.Midikem, we're in python, ruby and Javascript currently, although I'm open to shifting from RoR to Java/Play. The plan is to hire someone for a full-time position, although in exceptional cases I'd consider something like half-time. Regarding "Hack Starcraft"β¦ while you won't be hacking on the Starcraft application itself, you'll be getting very deep into the nitty-gritty of how Starcraft really works. Thanks guys, good questions and I appreciate all the interest! | ||
Chop-Chopin
Ukraine12 Posts
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RusHXceL
United States1004 Posts
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3FFA
United States3931 Posts
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IMBACoaching
United States86 Posts
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dsjoerg
United States384 Posts
EDIT: full-time! | ||
dsjoerg
United States384 Posts
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Mirosuu
England283 Posts
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