Danieru

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by Danieru 5y ago
How can one get a "deal" on "throw away interview tasks"? The requested tasks only existed to prove the candidates skill. Paying for the time was above all a method to justify the time usage and show seriousness on the c
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To expand on your point: the client asked him to evaluate. That he expects good HDL engineers to handle verification is thus also part of the client's requirements. The client trusts him, not a theoretical average engineer but the exac
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Why would Adobe do this? My guess: Autodesk. Maya and Max are Autodesk's cash cows. Blender is attack said cash cows and thus weakening Autodesk who Adobe might be seeing as a competitor in other realms. Weak reasoning I know. At such
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by Danieru 5y ago
Not a priority for justice, but Ghosn is instead prime material for a house trade. Foreign loans in exchange for an extradition treaty, etc. It might not happen now, but Ghosn needs it not to happen for the rest of his natural life. Japan o
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> probably because he didnt wanna pick sides Ghosn was pushing the merger. His plan was the headquarters the merged holding company outside both Japan and France where he would have yet even less supervision. Ghosn pillaged Nissan and Re
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Wow Lars you're on Hacker News, that's awesome. As an Indie who started way way back in the flash portal era, I think the current situation with Steam and consoles is a vast improvement over what I experienced back then. Sure I ha
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by Danieru 5y ago
Technically few games have single frame response times. The default UE4 configuration is 4 frames of latency. With tuning it can be brought down to 1 frame of latency. Unity, is uh, Unity.
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by Danieru 5y ago
No comments yet pointing out what I think is the important point: Siracha is the established brand. If anyone wants to compete with Siracha they would be best served by using marketing. That Siracha gets to skip spending on marketing after
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by Danieru 5y ago
> Amazingly, it takes some pretty big bends to make a biased coin. It’s not until coin 3, which has an almost 90 degree bend that we can say with any confidence that the coin is biased at all. Is this a parody of statistical driven think
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by Danieru 5y ago
It is bear. As in bull vs bear. The author thinks social audio will do poorly, hence he is "bearish" on the use case.
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by Danieru 5y ago
Nope, lots of people here are just like me: proud salty nocoiners. We poor old salty nocoiners can only wipe our flowing tears with the 100$ rags from our fat wallets. Oh poor us, we foolishly put our wealth into cashflow producing assets.
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by Danieru 5y ago
That Gist is the source of the "email": #7 is fake and was added by Yegge as a joke.
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This article's core thesis is wonderful and correct, but the article is weakened by only focusing on theory. An actual set of examples is vital to communicate the extent of the profit. For my part I offer that the life insurance offere
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by Danieru 5y ago
Factorio is perhaps the only game I am aware of using TDD. Lots of engine teams use extensive automated testing. Only Factorio is applying it to game logic of any major game I know.
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by Danieru 5y ago
Cool, so they would refund the full price of the car if people are no longer happy with it? Or would the 20K+ car just serve as strong vendor lock to be exploited in subscriptions?
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Because the hardware and sensors are all local, installed on the car from the factory. There is no economic advantage, just a business advantage
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by Danieru 5y ago
Most of those are a continuous project. The islands are the ultimate destination for incinerator ash and large garbage. The occasional tunneling project will dump the dirt etc. You can see from goog maps how there are a couple outline onlin
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by Danieru 5y ago
On the switch the reads are so slow the fastest loading requires atbleast mild compression. At least it did when I was testing packaging for my latest switch release. Despite the weak cpu. Ps4 also did the compressed packages by default thi
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by Danieru 5y ago
The article somehow embraces tracking and targeting attrition yet acts surprised that the natural result is planned attrition. This "stuffing the deck" used to happen at Microsoft too before they dropped stack ranking. It meant an
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by Danieru 5y ago
Incredible. Not because he was right, obviously with hindsight we know x86 is still going strong. Instead how much Mr. Jobs adopted his vision to match his financial incentives. He talks about Mac and IBM in this presentation, but the we he
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Dreamworld – The Scam MMO alpha is here(youtube.com)
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One of the tactics Nissan ran into big trouble with was their extreme reliance on fleet sales. Fleet sales juiced the profits but killed the used market, thus pushing Nissan's cars down market thanks to reduced resale value. This was a
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by Danieru 5y ago
Can I afford it? Yes. Do I need it? Yes. An I happy paying 6 dollars a year for a single gigabyte: I'd rather pay less. Edit: I pay attention to costs, and repo size is the sort of thing which has a. Habit of growing. All else being eq
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Just be thankful you are not on Gitlab. We pay $60/year for 10GB. I need the data for my team, so we pay, but I use it as an excuse to force the team to clean up data every so often. As a game company we need large repos. It was either
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by Danieru 5y ago
These comments are old but I figured I should point out the meta: if the japanese government cuts contracts they would just have to spend yet more on subsidies. Japan already has extensive subsidy programs for companies with reduced revenue
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Yes that's the point.
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In the next 10 years there will be, and 10 year time frames are short when it comes to LDP's planning. The tourism boom from 2014 to 2020 was an LDP plan. The Olympics were supposed to be just middle step in expanding that tourism. COV
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by Danieru 5y ago
> Why should an entire city, even an entire country, bear the cost for just a few? Are you imaging some form of refund on the billions in infrastructure spending? Japan has nothing to gain by canceling and freeing the athletes and IOC fr
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> those high leverage features that seem almost too easy to do that you can do them anytime... but never get around to because you’re always working on something bigger and more interesting Oh 100% this was a major revelation in my caree
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by Danieru 6y ago
As part of my day job I see a ton of Unreal asset packs. Thus I recognize most of the asset packs shown. Nothing in the shown GIFs appears original. The infinity weather asset pack is the most "impressive": https://unre

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