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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
s/censorship/censure/
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
Totally unrelated, but only 500k programmers? That seems low.
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
To create a rich 3D world, you need to model and texture a LOT of objects. Usually, this means hiring an army of 3D modelers and texture artists and having them do that all day for three years. Paying them needs a big budget. To create a ri
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
Almost all the interesting games being made nowadays are indie games, and as you say most indie game makers don't have the budget for 3D modelers. Not all of them necessarily want this effect, but I'd still say that this could hav
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
I liked the interview, but I didn't like the article interpreting it. In particular, they bash the X of Y pattern, but Tesla is the Apple of cars. No X of Y moniker is ever perfectly accurate, but that one is close enough to give someb
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
Rosberg was losing 1.7 seconds a lap because of rubber in his front wing, and he started the race on tyres that has done two runs in qualifying. It is the general consensus that Red Bull do have a performance advantage, but it's nowher
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
Yes, of course, but I and everybody I talk to find it incredibly obnoxious that it ignores the space.
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
Unrelatedly terrible results: https://www.google.com/search?q=mac+ros+pcl+download+hangs+f...
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
It often gets completely ignored.
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
Almost all phase 2 startups will be worth zero, or nearly zero. Some will be worth $BIGNUM. If you invest in the latter, you will be rich irrespective of whether you invested at a valuation of $BIGNUM/100 or $BIGNUM/200. If you in
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
Seems to me like the bottom two are not really disagreements. For the second to last, if they gave you terms, you'd invest, right? For the last, you presumably aren't deciding whether to meet with them based on the deck; it's
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
I should point out that it doesn't matter how long it takes to downshift as long as you're in the right gear by the time you start turning.
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
One of the most common failures of understanding I come across when people first start trying to use git is that there are two dimensions of parallelism: between branches in one repo, and between repos. This can't address that, as I un
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
Even with the softest suspension, you usually have to spin out and catch a wheel rim on a curb to get a car to roll over, unless you have really high center of mass (like some non-crossover SUV's, like the 1990s Jeep Grand Cherokee).
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
s/both your time/both your time and theirs/
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
It's hard to find high school girls who are really stoked about Valve. I suspect the video reflected that ratio.
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
It wants me to log in with Twitter. Why?
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
I clearly remember stages in my life and particular forums in which I have been exactly 'bad', 'confused', and 'good', and this seems like a useful distinction. It requires much more forum experience to identify what kind of comment causes
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
It definitely isn't easier to raise money than to get a job. People just expect it to be nigh-impossible to raise money, and that everybody deserves a job, because that's how it used to be. Also, there is a massive demand for code that work
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
Trying to maximize your share of individual deals causes you to lose the best deals. This is because a) the best deals are often expensive, and b) maximizing your share empirically causes people to consider you a dick, and people with reput
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
I'm genuinely curious: why is that exciting? I don't know a huge amount about the web stack.
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by ecuzzillo 13y ago
I don't know about that. He was reacting against the mythology of the idea and ignorance of execution. It still might be (and I would argue in some cases it was with him) that there exist "great men" such that if you remove them, the produc
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What Gun Guys Think (incl. feeling unrepresented by the NRA)(nytimes.com)
1 points by ecuzzillo 14y ago|0 comments
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by ecuzzillo 14y ago
Steam for Linux just came out of beta, and they marketed that fact fairly heavily.
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by ecuzzillo 14y ago
Sure, but spam is already reasonably under control here; post-spam-filter, those things could be predictive, along with other things nobody thinks of.
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by ecuzzillo 15y ago
I suspect that that is only the default interpretation because the site has gone so far downhill and there are so many nasty stupid comments.
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by ecuzzillo 15y ago
Why not a) put stuff you've done up on the web so people can see that it's cool and doesn't suck; b) email random cool places you'd like to work (e.g. startups) c) practice interviewing ?
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by ecuzzillo 15y ago
It might be true, though, that there is a large equivalence class of companies that can trade CEO's well, and interesting consumer tech companies are just not in that equivalence class. It seems like Coke and Levi Strauss could trade, for e
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by ecuzzillo 15y ago
On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everybody drops to zero, and yet people buy stock.
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by ecuzzillo 15y ago
Do you have an anecdote on this topic?

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