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by ativzzz 4y ago
You can pretty easily build a solid curriculum that involves 0 group projects. Some classes have optional groups
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by ativzzz 4y ago
I don't know what kind of sterile environment you'd have to live in to play mostly "natural games", and certainly any teenager in any social setting (school) is playing a multiplayer game. Hell almost all humans are play
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by ativzzz 4y ago
Virtue is not what survives hard times, it's grit and brutality. Raw strength. Morals and virtues are what arise during good times once we've secured survival.
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by ativzzz 4y ago
Makes sense. Strength is useless during peace times, so strong men find themselves out of a job with nothing to channel their strength into. "Weakness" which in this case means classically feminine traits are useless during war ti
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by ativzzz 5y ago
Passive income was never defined as "no work, receive income". It was, "work once, passive income later without extra work". As in, your full time employer will stop paying you if you stop working. Your books that you wr
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by ativzzz 5y ago
What do you use to write mobile games in C++?
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by ativzzz 5y ago
Because the amount of effort required to fight people who are passionate about an ideology when you don't particularly care is far greater than just going along and changing a few words. Sure this can result in catastrophic outcomes so
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by ativzzz 5y ago
The real winners quit their jobs and start a lifestyle business teaching others how to quit their job and go all in on gambling with digital assets
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by ativzzz 5y ago
I ran the first two sentences of your response through the OP and got > YTA. I agree that you don't need a bot to tell you what you already know from decades of experience, but it's pointless and arrogant to dismiss the possibi
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by ativzzz 5y ago
> But the era of cheap/free money is just starting to end Don't think so, there's an absurd amount of money in the world, mostly owned by a few rich people, and rich people aren't just going to let it sit idle without
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by ativzzz 5y ago
> grotesquely over-endowed Download almost any anime-style game off the Google Play store and you'll see the exact same thing
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by ativzzz 5y ago
What most privacy advocates don't get is that users do not care . The vast majority of people make their choice by buying the cheapest thing. In this case, the cheapest thing is free, paid with data.
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by ativzzz 5y ago
If that's childish, then fuck being an adult. In fact, if you want to step it up a notch, than being an "adult" is having as many children as you can to pass on your genes. Anything more than that is stuff humans made up to n
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by ativzzz 5y ago
Your own individual accomplishments don't matter one bit. There is a 99.9999% chance anything you do will be forgotten by the time you die. Unless you are absolutely brilliant (you're probably not), get a job that pays you enough
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by ativzzz 5y ago
SPIN, a research OS in the 90s also explored a similar concept by allowing the kernel to be extended via controlled interfaces. > For instance, the SPIN Web server executes entirely in the kernel address space. http://www-spin
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by ativzzz 5y ago
Not really. You can do your best to figure it out, but (almost) every single candidate will be trying to game the interview to get hired at all costs. No matter if I'm interested in the job or just treating it as a throwaway practice i
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by ativzzz 5y ago
Athletic Brewing makes good non alcoholic beers!
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by ativzzz 5y ago
The "liberation" from self destruction is more of a temporary numbness, a borrowed liberation from tomorrow, that disappears once the hangover starts clearing up. It's a false sense of liberation. Speaking from experience.
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by ativzzz 5y ago
I would just use `1.month.from_now` instead of the additions anyway
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by ativzzz 5y ago
Nice ideas, thanks! I've done this before with all the people on my team but it felt weird to do that to others outside my team for some reason.
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by ativzzz 5y ago
That's a great point. I think as a software engineer working at small companies I'm used to just brute forcing the answers to these kinds of questions through google/reading code/trial and error but for the sake of creat
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by ativzzz 5y ago
> focus on developing superficial relationships with lots of people Any tips for doing this in a remote company? Just be more active in random slack channels? Reach out to random individuals?
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by ativzzz 5y ago
The counting barrier in the paper I linked is meant specifically for shared memory multiprocessors, not distributed systems, so what you're saying makes more sense. Both the counter and the state are shared variables across all threads
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by ativzzz 5y ago
How? Only one thread, the last one when the counter is 0, flips the switch. Before the switch is flipped, the counter is reset, so the next flip will only happen when every thread once again hits the next barrier and the counter decrements
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by ativzzz 5y ago
This seems very similar to the centralized counting barrier described in [1] where each thread, upon hitting the barrier, decrements the count and spins until a global "sense" boolean is reversed. The last thread to hit the barrie
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by ativzzz 5y ago
A trauma is often a precursor of mental illness. PTSD is an obvious example. Giving someone a house to live in doesn't magically cure it.
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by ativzzz 5y ago
I think it's fine if you're actively chatting with someone but obviously not if you're starting a conversation with some kind of request.
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by ativzzz 5y ago
This is why there are so many new products that are SaaS. Built in "feature" of requiring an account so DRM is just a given and recurring revenue.
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by ativzzz 5y ago
For the vast majority of normal people, just leaving the country without plans of coming back is the best they can do.
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by ativzzz 5y ago
> What's the weakness to React Native? Non web-devs seeing the word "JavaScript" and running away. Or stated otherwise, having to learn React + the JS ecosystem (minimized within RN) on top of all the mobile specific stuff

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