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brittonrt
4y ago
After doing programming and being involved in startups for well over a decade, I decided I don't actually like coding nor startups anymore. I still have a company I run with my partners, and I still treat it like my 'job', b
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brittonrt
10y ago
If you read the whole thing, that is in fact the whole point of the article. The comedy show thing was just the trigger/segway but certainly not something to get caught up on. ;)
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I'm Black and I do not carry hot-sauce around
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10y ago
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12y ago
If it's running in a shader, which it is, it should work just fine via GLSL and WebGL
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brittonrt
12y ago
Excellent points, and actually in line with my line of question as well: I think my assumption of a thread of consciousness was a semantic mis-communication, as bringing that idea into question was indeed where my questions were leading.
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brittonrt
12y ago
This brings me to an interesting thought experiment I struggle with: Most likely most people here would agree that if you make an exact copy of a person's brain, whilst leaving the original intact, it would be a new person, identical b
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12y ago
The only correct work schedule is the one you are able to work out with your employers and customers which works for you and for them. If those conditions are met it's a legitimate schedule, even if it's only 1 hour a day one day
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brittonrt
13y ago
Hi Chris, do you still keep up with your good friend DAVE!? :)
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13y ago
The simple truth is you've put alot of time into thinking about how to look smart, and it shows. Just relax a bit and solve the problems in front of you and your natural intelligence will show, naturally.
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brittonrt
13y ago
I would also like to know more about this...
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The Ways of Javascript Inheritance
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14y ago
Just checked out neo4j, it looks pretty great, I'm surprised I hadn't heard of it before. Thanks for the heads up!
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brittonrt
14y ago
Thanks for the reply. From what I understand, the schema I described is similar to what Reddit uses in their Postgres setup. You mentioned that I "won't be getting any of Postgres' advantages", what are some of the most important consider
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Postgres, NoSQL, or other...
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Should I start showing people my beta service now or wait for a bit more polish?
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14y ago
The one you are about to start, right? ;)
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15y ago
In my opinion there is little in the way of yardstick metrics for UX quality. I definitely do not think it's because businesses don't understand the importance. The existence of buzzwords like UX are in fact evidence that businesses recog
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15y ago
I really do like this idea, not because it does anything new (as other's have mentioned it's easy to do this on plenty of existing venues like youtube), it's more to do with the community you could build around this. If you could find a si