You are correct, but unfortunately it's rare that you can find anything good related to IT/hardware strictly in EU (like smartphones). UK, while not in EU, still closer to it than US/China.

I think poles view themselves as true patriots of their country and true beacon of Catholic church on the East

Oh, you are right. I always thought Raspberry Pi is American :/

Some freaks from East EU, but don't worry, you only missed tons of cringe

Hi, hmm, I think that's almost the tool I had in mind. So if sonarqube exists, I guess there is no need for another tool in the same area. Thanks for sharing

Thanks, that's actually a cool knowledge base, thanks for sharing. I think there is no need to create a separate page then and just contribute to that repository instead.

Willst du, dass ein Nerd seinen Micro-USB-Typ-C-Stick in dich reinsteckt? Iiiih, Alter.

Thanks for the clarification.

Yes, I agree that the project should have something more than just Discord. I just thought Discord is quite popular among gamers. I will think about Matrix or Lemmy in the future.

About the account - well, I need an account to be able to record what games you rated and what recommendations you currently have. Otherwise, I have no idea for now how I can show correct data to correct people. I decided to allow people to register with game store accounts because that's easier for me to implement.

Theoretically, I can allow users to be in the "offline" mode, so all their data is stored locally. Data will be lost if you, well, remove it by yourself, or your computer drive dies. The only note is that the recommendation algorithm is not open-source, so you still need to send your data to the server to get new recommendations...

Anyway, thanks for the idea, I will think about it 👍

It also refers to a repository that focuses on the IT staff https://github.com/uscne/Awesome-European-Tech

Hi, maybe I chose incorrect words, but under a "vision" I meant "better ways to do my job, better ways to help others to do their job, and better/new ways for company/project be more successful in different business metrics".

I agree that my own company would be the best case, but that's easier said than done, unfortunately.

Well, I agree, but it will require a lot of resources and people to handle different areas. + I think gamedev is really behind other industries right now. And I'm personally interested in the game development industry becoming better.

I thought Raspberry is American company. Thanks you for sharing info about Udoo and OLinuXino, appreciated

Hab vor dem Meme noch nie was von dem Charakter gehört. Ist der aus 'nem Game oder Anime?

Well, one of the main Polexit supporters is actually in the EU parliament. Surreal situation

I think this definitely must be controlled by a community, because, as you correctly said, different people care about different things. Maybe it should be some kind of consensus or voting for different types of ethical problems, idk.

For now, I have no idea how such calculations can be done to be actually "fair", I'm just proposing a topic for discussion. But, in my opinion, this shouldn't be done by one person - that's for sure.

Cool, I didn't read that page and now find even more cool stuff like an extension for a browser. Appreciated.

Hi, I have never heard of Ludocene, thanks for asking.

I took a quick look and can say:

• They built a pretty gamefied experience, I lean rather to a more "boring" experience "play -> rate -> receive next recommendation" with simple, clear UI.
• They have a simpler way to rate games - "like" or "dislike". I want to build a more complex system where players rate games from 1 to 10, so the system can "see" more nuances of what a user might like.
• I see on Ludocene that you can add tastes of different "experts" to influence your recommendations. My system doesn't do that and won't, I aim to provide a personalized experience for every user without any influence from other users.

As I see it now, the only common thing between Ludocene and Gamescovery is that it's a system that tries to help gamers discover games they would like. So Gamescovery is neither inspired by Ludocene, nor tries to be an improvement on it.

Hi, thanks for advices, I definitely need go answer those questions before I continue moving forward

Hi, can you share an example?

I was a game developer who was interested in backend, automations and process optimizations. Eventually, I learned all the basic DevOps stuff to find a real DevOps job where I developed my skills further