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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
Main tech skills: - Backend Programming: Zig, Rust, Haskell, Python, JS, TypeScript, Node, Vue, React, Elm, Scala, C, C++, SQL, Perl, PHP, Clojure, OCaml, Erlang, Elixir, Theorem provers (TLA+, Isabelle HOL, Agda), ... - Devops & co: Ni
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE | US and EU Timezones ~~ 20+ yoe as dev/IC. 10+ yoe in managerial and executive roles. Multiple great exits and acquisitions. I have recently built a software NGO with over half a million supporters and over a tho
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
VIC II doesn't have that functionality. the first commodore that could do this was the Amiga series.
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
no. there are 9 separately moving objects and them being visually similar or even the same doesn't mean much
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
you can't multiplex sprites so that more than 8 appear on the same line. the secret is to pretend you have a 9th sprite by emulating it with characters that look exactly like one of the sprites would.
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
Main tech skills: - Backend Programming: Zig, Rust, Haskell, Python, JS, TypeScript, Node, Vue, React, Elm, Scala, C, C++, SQL, Perl, PHP, Clojure, OCaml, Erlang, Elixir, Theorem provers (TLA+, Isabelle HOL, Agda), ... - Devops & co: Ni
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE | US and EU Timezones ~~ 20+ yoe as dev/IC. 10+ yoe in managerial and executive roles. Multiple great exits and acquisitions. I have recently built a software NGO with over half a million supporters and over a tho
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
Main tech skills: - Backend Programming: Zig, Rust, Haskell, Python, JS, TypeScript, Node, Vue, React, Elm, Scala, C, C++, SQL, Perl, PHP, Clojure, OCaml, Erlang, Elixir, Theorem provers (TLA+, Isabelle HOL, Agda), ... - Devops & co: Ni
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE | US and EU Timezones ~~ 20+ yoe as dev/IC. 10+ yoe in managerial and executive roles. Multiple great exits and acquisitions. I have recently built a software NGO with over half a million supporters and over a tho
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
Main tech skills: - Backend Programming: Zig, Rust, Haskell, Python, JS, TypeScript, Node, Vue, React, Elm, Scala, C, C++, SQL, Perl, PHP, Clojure, OCaml, Erlang, Elixir, Theorem provers (TLA+, Isabelle HOL, Agda), ... - Devops & co: Ni
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE | EU ~~ 20+ yoe as dev/IC. 10+ yoe in managerial and executive roles. Multiple great exits and acquisitions. Built tech for Tezos, Oracle, Shell, Digitas, Saatchi & Saatchi, Time Warner, Sparkasse, Bank of Ame
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
Location: EU Remote: Only Willing to relocate: No Technologies: - Backend Programming: Zig, Rust, Haskell, Python, JS, TypeScript, Node, Vue, React, Elm, Scala, C, C++, SQL, Perl, PHP, Clojure, OCaml, Erlang, Elixir, theorem provers (TLA+,
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
Location: EU Remote: Only Willing to relocate: No Technologies: - Backend Programming: Zig, Rust, Haskell, Python, JS, TypeScript, Node, Vue, React, Elm, Scala, C, C++, SQL, Perl, PHP, Clojure, OCaml, Erlang, Elixir, Theorem provers (TLA+,
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
Main tech skills: - Backend Programming: Zig, Rust, Haskell, Python, JS, TypeScript, Node, Vue, React, Elm, Scala, C, C++, SQL, Perl, PHP, Clojure, OCaml, Erlang, Elixir, Theorem provers (TLA+, Isabelle HOL, Agda, ... - Fintech: Dev experie
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE | NA ~~ 20+ yoe as dev/IC. 10+ yoe in managerial and executive roles. Multiple great exits and acquisitions. Built tech for Tezos, Oracle, Shell, Digitas, Saatchi & Saatchi, Time Warner, Sparkasse, Bank of Ame
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
no one ever said that, stop derailing arguments. this is bs.
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
yes, i'm sure you're privy to the internal business dealings and strategy at nintendo and can speak authoratitavely as to how and why they make certain internal choices.
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
no, i can advocate for having public rail without knowing how to lay track, how to fund it, or how to run the schedules. i can also advocate for photovoltaics and heat pumps getting funded, and i can advocate for health care reform without
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
exactly as you say, an argument for UBI doesn't necessarily need to mean retreading the whole history of UBI designs and legislatures, it just means someone would like to UBI exist without necessarily having to be an expert on how to
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
> Does that seem like an environment that's highly conducive to innovation? people invent stuff and put it out in the public domain every day, not everyone is a robber baron. look at youtube or hackaday one day, maybe you'll le
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
No, that would not be fair, that would be self-serving and unfair, and again a mis-representation of what you're being challenged with.
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
You say "Yes, let's go back to the middle ages when when you could only be an artist/writer/etc. if you found a rich patron willing to support you" like that's not the case today, which is either duplicitous or
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
who do you think owns record labels? poor people?
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
Downloading files is mostly used for piracy. At some point, 70% of all internet was used for torrents and nothing else. Are you trying to tell me the internet should have been shut down?
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
"criminals will do crime" is a crappy argument for making the lives of law abiding citizens considerably worse.
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
Yes, because the counter point to that reduces to "criminals do crime" and that is never a good argument against the personal rights of the smallest, lest powerful, most vulnerable, and most disenfranchised unit in the legal syste
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
> encryption never expires and does not care wow, I never thought about it this way. Amazing point. Thanks. > How could drm risk anyone's life? - medical software - firmware on medical devices, eg people's vision implants ar
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
> Nintendo would have to fundamentally change it's business model and alter the design of their games it's all C++, dude. Most of the time it's all based on engines that already run on Windows. So what are you telling me,
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
I'd say it's morally more important for me to be able to run my games at framerates that don't make me nauseous and/or give me epilepsy as opposed to some overbearing company taking away my basic ownership rights in orde
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by boltzmann-brain 2y ago
Without the ability to use asbestos, the incentive to build houses is lower, so we actually will have less houses.

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