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by 10x-dev 5y ago
This was an excellent read. Thank you for sharing the articles.
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
I've been trying to learn how to make games in my spare time on-and-off for 20 years (wow time does fly). Here's my postmortem to serve as a warning for younger versions of me. My first mistake was underestimating how much math on
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
Thank you so much. This is awesome info. I'll check out LLVM MCA and I've also ordered the book. Happy holidays!
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
Slightly off topic question: how can I get started with pipeline models and with optimizing the instructions that get executed? What tools would one use to inspect what gets executed, trace the instructions and measure the execution time? C
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
You might as well remove the legality of it from the question then and focus on the moral aspect. In the case of downloading a copy of the game you own, I don't have a moral issue with that. However, I don't think that generalizes
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
It's the same argument as vigilante justice.
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
Since you're not forced to contribute the changes back to their repo, or even tell anyone that you made any changes, the slavery metaphor makes no sense to me.
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
This is just pointless drama. The fact is the code was open sourced under Apache or MIT and that's a great thing for everyone. You're free to fork the code, remove all the AWS code and build your own community around it without ev
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
I don't recall the title, but I remember a documentary where an African tribe member would slow jog after an animal for about 24 hours before the animal would get exhausted, so a few hours seems on the lower end of the jogging requirem
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
What's impractical about it?
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
I've always found it strange that some Americans focus on politeness above all. Of all the problems in your story, the employee shouting is the least 'wrong'. You've got a woman who won't wear a mask, yourself who s
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
It's a cracking tool. If you never needed to crack NTLM passwords or bruteforce windows shared folder passwords over dialup, you might not have heard about it in the casual technology news.
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
I went through the swe generalist interview pipeline 3 times at Google, so that's about 15 interviews. All the questions have been standard , except this one dumb question, which was along the lines of "explain how multithreading
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
I would have named it Secure HIBA, i.e. SHIBA
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
I sold AMZN at 2400 and didn't look at it for a while...
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
> every bit of software that presents this program not only to understand my programming language You can either change your program to fit existing tools, or you can build smarter tools. I prefer the latter. > code itself is a presen
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
The point is that this is a presentation issue. There is nothing wrong with the model. It would not be impossible for the reviewing software to analyze source code and display named parameters.
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
IntelliJ solves this nicely by showing the parameter name at call sites, effectively making it look like the language has named parameters.
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
I personally separate things into different categories. Weapons that can be used to kill me are in a different category from dogs that can bite me, from phones that can take pictures of me and from glasses that can film me. People will atte
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
You are assuming that FAANGs are representative of the general job market. The parent was referring to CS degrees specifically. Imagine you having always bought tasty tomatoes from your local farm, and someone steps in to show you studies t
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
Why attribute malice to people at these companies when it is possible that all the challenges and disadvantages minorities and women have to surpass, in the end, result in those groups not coming up at the top, with the ultimate sorting fun
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
My opinion is that generalist interviews are difficult but not 'extremely'. For example, here is a problem I came up with at one company: Given a list of chapters in a video course, and a list of user bookmarks, write a function t
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
This doesn't match up with my experience as an interviewer at several FAANGs. HR typically wants their diversity numbers up badly so if you're gay, a woman, and/or black they are already incredibly inclined to hire you, as lo
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
In my experience it's the coordination and mental overhead between the platform teams that kills productivity. I suspect that hiring and training cross platform developers, then having them own a feature across all platforms will signi
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
What guarantees do you have that running apt won't install a rootkit or that the compiler the foss source code was compiled with wasn't malicious? At the end of the day, we largely trust canonical or the distros maintainers to not
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
I think it would be really cool if we had a time slider on a product like Google Earth, where we could go back in time and see how cities and roads changed and what we think they might have looked like based on all the archeological knowled
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
Brilliant minds of HN, serious question: what needs to happen for us to be able to extract CO2 from the air and place it in containers somewhere? What's the root problem there? (I'm guessing off-planet, but that can come later).
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
My sincere congratulations to you on actually publishing your game and having players.
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
Mine requires a 240V outlet.
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
I wouldn't say so. I still use some of my old pans. Lots of new pots and pans even in cheap stores have the induction symbol on them.

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