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SimbaOnSteroids
9y ago
There is a common misconception that autism means not having empathy with people, its more of lacking the tools to express that empathy and pick up on other social cues.
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True, I know the JetBrains IDEs have automated refactoring, and I'm sure other IDEs do this as well, I'm not sure how much of additional overhead it would be to implement an auto comment feature/plugin that handles the job of
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Puts it on steroids you say? Seems I'm in good company. Bad joke aside, and I may be a naïve newbie, but what is stopping someone from writing tons of implicit code during their most productive work hours and when they're tired go
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Thank's for the reply, how does this apply if you're developing software that more than likely is going to run in a windows environment, i.e. Hololens, or on a gaming rig? I would imagine developing for that environment would nece
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Not with the kiddy gloves off there isn't.
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SimbaOnSteroids
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He's a comedian, grow up.
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SimbaOnSteroids
9y ago
Edit: I made a comment inappropriate for HN.
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9y ago
Decency with regards to what exacly?
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9y ago
When anonymous feedback comes in and its taken and acted on positively the team may be more likely offer up non-anonymous suggestions, a foot in the door if you will. I may be totally off base though I don't have that type of real worl
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I saw one guy on Google Entrepreneur that eliminated potential hires based on if they used Windows. He was in the web development space so that could have been part of it but still it was really weird.
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I think AR headsets like Hololens will offer an opportunity to appeal to more traditional gamers first before, as you so humorously put it, "optimized filth" becomes the mainstay. This is due to, what I think, is a positive correl
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Shots fired??? I'm new to the startup community, e.g. still in school but excited about startups, is there a general aversion to Windows and why is that?
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Then isn't there a market for mobile games targeted at the more traditional gamer? Example being hearthstone for mobile.
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I mean it tastes better but that's not peer reviewable, the major issue currently is that the microbiom of a cow's digestive track really can't handle corn that well and as a result methane output of the live stock skyrockets
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To your first point, because being part of a government is something you should ideally be doing for a non-monetary altruistic reason, whereas employment at a large corp is clearly about personal gain.
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People need to corner some niche of the self driving X market then expand. Going for the whole pie is foolharder unless you already have name recognition.
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Unless you're a bank or have similar means you can't compete.
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There is this false notion that the rich will throw in the towel or that the pot is barely sweet as is and asking to take out a bit of sugar would make it unpalatable. The reality of the situation is they're rich precisely because they
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Not really, platforms like the hololens are essentially the Commodore 64 of AR. It's neat, and has some practical application, but it can't quite deliver on its full potential. I don't know which AR headset will be the Window
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It's not just subsidies and mandates, it's large government contracts on maybe not actually needed systems. See the F-35 as an example of this, which has parts manufactured in a majority of states meaning it's impossible for
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It was designed to distribute votes to slave owners in order to appease the southern states. It was never about protecting small states or distributing over land. When the constitution was first signed if votes had been distributed by popul
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A presidential candidate can win the election with only 21.91% of the popular vote. Something closer to that might be enough. However, I don't think that the electoral college could be changed because the parties responsible for changi
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I'd imagine it could have something to do with the incentive to take up as much cellular data as possible, the same reason many providers don't let your phone access the built in antenna.