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by carlosdp 8y ago
I just looked up TeamSpace, this is actually a super solid concept. This kind of tool actually makes me think the casual-conversation problem of remote work could actually be solved.
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by carlosdp 8y ago
Epic's Unreal Engine is another example
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by carlosdp 8y ago
Huh? I feel like this article is missing an example of what kind of operation a Chef run would do that requires coordination between hosts. It's incredibly vague right now, I don't feel like I have enough information to determine
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by carlosdp 8y ago
It is illegal in California
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by carlosdp 8y ago
That mid-hop picture looks so cool!
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by carlosdp 8y ago
I don't know why he was flagged to death, but I think Pica_soO was spot on. Regardless of anyone's opinion of whether they should bid for the contract or not, none of the AR headsets publicly available, definitely including Ma
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by carlosdp 8y ago
I second this, Factfulness is a must read and is what I immediately thought of when I saw this headline. It’s crazy how wrong I was about the state and direction of the world.
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by carlosdp 8y ago
There is a huge difference between homeless in the US and people in the “extreme poverty” category. For one, homeless in the US can generally access free clean water at public drinking fountains, whereas those in extreme poverty have to wal
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by carlosdp 8y ago
Sure, but when you use a parallel iterator like Rayon in Rust, memory and data-race safety is guaranteed at compile time. And using Rayon is as simple as changing “.iter()” to “.par_iter()” in your code thanks to the trait system. Not that
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by carlosdp 8y ago
It's both I think
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by carlosdp 8y ago
I love some good James Mickens content. Highly encourage people look up his other work, especially his talks.
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Twas the Fifth of July(medium.com)
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by carlosdp 8y ago
... a Yo-Yo is fun too and is 1% of the cost of the Labo, is that a fair comparison?
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by carlosdp 8y ago
I don't think anyone missed the point, it's just a nonsensical comparison. The implication is that Vive and Oculus foolhardily over complicated their solution to the controller tracking problem, and Nintendo did the same thing muc
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by carlosdp 8y ago
Webassembly is a runtime not a feature like location services, that would make as much sense as prompting the user for whether JS should be enabled every time a page loads. Webassembly is relatively new, but expect many websites to start im
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by carlosdp 8y ago
It's not really comparable. Labo isn't actually designed for VR, everything in VR has to be really precise and fast or it's incredibly noticeable.
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by carlosdp 8y ago
I think financial managers usually charge a percentage of assets managed.
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by carlosdp 8y ago
Only if it's the only metric. I've worked with people who would never be comfortable making jokes like that in a public forum, always having their "PR-mode" on, and they tend to be the ones that don't have a ton of
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by carlosdp 8y ago
"The acquisition provides a way forward for San Francisco-based GitHub, which has been trying for nine months to find a new CEO and has yet to make a profit from its popular service that allows coders to share and collaborate on their
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by carlosdp 8y ago
LinkedIn is kinda hard to make worse though tbh
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by carlosdp 8y ago
What different purposes? They're both text editors / lightweight IDEs focusing on plugin extensibility built on top of Electron. They're literally the same thing.
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by carlosdp 8y ago
It's much easier and cheaper to find engineers that have web technology experience as opposed to those that have native mobile development experience, hence part of the draw for bigger companies. And the ability to share code is a non-
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by carlosdp 8y ago
Nicky Case has a really good interactive article explaining why "better voting" systems aren't as simple as that: http://ncase.me/ballot/
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by carlosdp 8y ago
You don't generally want multiple autonomous control systems in a single vehicle competing with each other for control. There are scenarios where the less-sophisticated collision avoidance radar could do the unsafe thing where the self
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by carlosdp 8y ago
Having fewer stops is more about not having to deal with connections than the travel time for me...
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by carlosdp 9y ago
> 4. Removal of vacation time (unlimited PTO means you have no vacation days) That's just not universally true at all. Using my current employer as an example, they have been very good about encouraging employees to take advantage o
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by carlosdp 9y ago
I think so, I personally prefer the "look at this already written code, what does it do and can we find any bugs or issues?", less stressful and more collaborative, but good luck getting any non-startup size company to let you do
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by carlosdp 9y ago
Yea, they don't generally "go back to paper", they outsource overseas...
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by carlosdp 9y ago
Yea the guy basically went bankrupt back when SpaceX and Tesla weren't yet doing so hot and almost lost everything. He gets pretty emotional talking about it even [0]. Whatever you think of him, I would caution confusing extreme optimi
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by carlosdp 9y ago
I think the big difference is in the actual quote, he's not saying walk in to a meeting and say "this is dumb" and leave. He's saying the meeting might start out being useful, but then end up slowing down or going into a

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