DylanDmitri

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   by DylanDmitri 8y ago

   I enjoy both of those, but have been playing more Slay the Spire recently. It has wonderful diversity in viable builds, and most runs you end up with something unexpected. A delightful sense of discovery and mastery.
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   by DylanDmitri 8y ago

   Good thing we'll have AR tutorials!
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   by DylanDmitri 8y ago

   Yes, these are software engineering interviews. It's the PMs who are designing and refining the process though.
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   by DylanDmitri 8y ago

   While desktop platform control is important and probably has a positive ROI, the article argues that desktop OSs are already "good enough", and that Microsoft can probably find more profitable alternatives for their engineering ef
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   by DylanDmitri 8y ago

   This is partially a reporting bias issue, because these are average values across all colleges. The actuarial exams set the bar high for everyone regardless of college. Looking at degrees only across top colleges would paint a different pic
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   Ask HN: Favorite books on how to be a good manager?

   95 points by DylanDmitri 8y ago|22 comments
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   by DylanDmitri 8y ago

   Mostly Russian Orthodox. Sectarians were also russian orthodox but also members of these psuedo-monastic religious orders that were popular at the time.
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   by DylanDmitri 8y ago

   While your points on the economy are valid, I disagree with your take on Duplex. Duplex isn't about scheduling or calendars, it's about robots conversing with humans. It's proof of concept, a stepping stone on the path to gen