Jonathan Blow's presentation

[Ethan Watson via Digitalmars-d]

On Monday, 8 May 2017 at 16:10:51 UTC, Rel wrote:
> I don't know if I ever will need it in my code. For the game
> development use case it may be useful, for example to package
> all of the game assets at compile time.

It's only useful for very select cases when hardcoded assets are 
required. You know, unless you want to try making a 45 gigabyte 
executable for current Playstation/Xbox games. A talk I watched 
the other year made the point that as far as textures go in video 
games, literally all but 10 you'll ever use are read only so stop 
trying to program that exception as if it's a normal thing. 
Hardcoding a select few assets is also a case of a vast-minority 
exception. There's ways to do it on each platform, and it's not 
really worth thinking about too much until those rare times you 
need one.

Embedding inside the executable is also already a thing you can 
do in D with the import keyword.