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by 1ark 4y ago
Indeed. Might have been an alright a decade ago, but now we have all these services that you fill in every few weeks/months about performance, goals etc. so that managers can have an overview. There is nothing to hide behind anymore, m
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by 1ark 4y ago
Seen it so many times as a customer of startups. “This is an awesome SaaS!” Then they sell it to BigCo, and less than a year later it is at best loosely integrated or worse sunset. Innovation and this form of capitalism is not a good match
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by 1ark 4y ago
Immigration does, unfortunately.
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by 1ark 4y ago
Not sure what your profession is, SE? Anyway, just creating the thousands of assets that go into a production takes a long time. Characters should be modeled, textured, rigged and animated; same as in a Pixar animation. It usually turns out
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by 1ark 4y ago
Indeed.
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by 1ark 4y ago
The ability for him to get another CEO position after getting canned from EA is mind blowing.
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by 1ark 4y ago
Riccitiello is a class A sociopath. He managed to almost drive EA to the dumps, before getting sacked. For exactly the same practices he advocates here. It would have been so much better if David Helgason made someone who he built the compa
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by 1ark 4y ago
It hurts the liberal ego more than anything.
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by 1ark 4y ago
I thought the point was that you have to think a little bit more about the real consequences from the loss of public transit etc.
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by 1ark 4y ago
The "slave mindset" is unreal in this thread. They openly defend their sociopath leader's behavior whatever you throw at them.
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by 1ark 4y ago
Sociopathic CEOs are also very persuasive with these arguments, making most employees believe it is a necessary sacrifice. And, as is evident, these CEOs put themselves in a trolley dilemmas all the time, instead of being honest and transpa
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by 1ark 4y ago
If using Python, then I think Peewee strikes a perfect balance. In my pov it rather helps writing and reason about queries, which in turn you can get as query+params to use in other places such as pandas. It is neither in the way nor magic
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by 1ark 4y ago
Bitcoin, Monero, or Peercoin.
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by 1ark 4y ago
You can do those things in Telegram, fast and efficient made with Qt.
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by 1ark 4y ago
Xamarin is a good alternative if you don't want the overhead of JS runtime, without going all the way down to the metal as you mentioned. Shared code base. But you sacrifice a bit of productivity for performance and maintainability.
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by 1ark 4y ago
Wearing contact lenses with VR is a huge difference compared to without. So I think there is some potential in what you are saying. There could even be room for eye training apps etc.
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by 1ark 4y ago
From the copy it sounds like a feature set of Hansoft. Unable to verify though.
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by 1ark 4y ago
Exactly. The follow up questions would be "Reduces what bias? And increase what other bias?"
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by 1ark 4y ago
Great to hear this. We use a similar approach, we sometimes get flattery in the form of "this was the nicest interview I ever had". I believe in human centric approach (the golden- and silver rules), and if they have the fundament
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by 1ark 4y ago
Pretty awesome pace if you can do a 100 in a minute. https://youtu.be/u81LxIlLGnc
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Legendary Cryptographer David Chaum on the Future of Web 3(coindesk.com)
2 points by 1ark 4y ago|2 comments
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by 1ark 4y ago
I have been using spotify-qt[1] lately. It's quite close to the original client from more than 10 years ago. 1. https://github.com/kraxarn/spotify-qt
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by 1ark 4y ago
The compiler developers hangout there (or IRC) and you likely get help within minutes.
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by 1ark 4y ago
Just to get the same audio quality in BT earbuds are going to set you (me) back 10x more compared to wired ones. And then what all the sibling comments said.
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by 1ark 4y ago
I see these comments on many links from here. There are extensions or reader mode in your browser. At least that would take care of the colors. In Vivaldi there are additional 'Page Actions' to turn a page to gray scale etc.
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by 1ark 4y ago
I really appreciate posts like this. Learned so much from reading it. Engaging writing style too!
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by 1ark 4y ago
The dollars you made in the beginning of your career, 50 years ago, would be quite few relatively. Every year you can buy a little less for it. So you need to work twice for your money, once to acquire it and once more to keep its value by
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by 1ark 4y ago
Quit coffee a few times. And a heavy drinker since I was a teenager. Currently on a few months break. First I stopped for a few days, had a craving and ordered a coffee. The sweating and heart palpilations from that one made me not want to
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by 1ark 4y ago
Not sure why downvoted, this is the "correct" way. Can also do --autosquash etc. at the same time.
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by 1ark 4y ago
Embark Studios started an all Rust operation a few years ago. https://github.com/EmbarkStudios

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