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by jayd16 6mo ago
Yeah but it seems like that can also be replicated with modest effort.
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by jayd16 6mo ago
If you think this is bad you should see the absolute cluster that is Intuit Dome's system.
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by jayd16 6mo ago
I don't know. I feel like "price fixing until maybe there was a hint of competition" is pretty far from frictionless sphere, supply and demand economics. Competition was possible but was not working. A fake news brief is th
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by jayd16 6mo ago
Some folks need to touch the hot stove before they learn but eventually they learn. If AI output remains unreliable then eventually enough companies will be burned and management will reinstate proper oversight. All while continuing to pay
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by jayd16 6mo ago
It's kind of click bait tho. "I took 3 months and AI to build a SQLite tool" is not going to stand out. The 8 year wait gives a sense of scale or difficulty but that's actually an illusion and does not reflect the task
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by jayd16 7mo ago
Right, but that seems to be comparing unvested RSUs to vested and exercised options. Are options more strict about what games can be played with vesting triggers?
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by jayd16 7mo ago
What makes them more or less controllable? I know they can have specific triggers applied to them so as to delay vesting. Are options somehow immune to that or is it something else entirely?
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by jayd16 7mo ago
Well there's a survivor bias that I think plays into the quote. If its a good idea that's obvious, it's already used widely. If its not obvious, you'll still have to convince people. None of that requires lots of lies,
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by jayd16 7mo ago
Seems ludicrous. They're starting at half of Googles current market cap and have to 1000x. You're saying in 20 years SpaceX being valued at ~500x current Googles is likely ?
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by jayd16 7mo ago
It's weird to look at the world like this. If they deliver doesn't that invalidate thousands of other business plans? What about paying for that? If they fail, doesn't software and the giant companies that make it go back t
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by jayd16 7mo ago
Why are "tools" for local IO interesting and not just the only way to do it? I can't really imagine a server architecture that gets to read your local files and present them without a fat client of some kind. What is the naiv
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by jayd16 7mo ago
Nice. Something short of the full lift that might be useful is to add a reflection API along with the playback API. That way implementing import/export of .lor files to an engine format becomes a lot more appealing. Something to thi
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by jayd16 7mo ago
Seems pretty promising. The language looks clean which I can't say for some of the alternatives. The thing that I find so challenging about these types of systems is scaling up the richness of the playback. Very quickly I find I need
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by jayd16 7mo ago
The equivalent word is "radical".
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by jayd16 7mo ago
It has a chance because they don't have a reputation to lose.
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by jayd16 7mo ago
I do wish someone attempted a ground up AR OS where experiences are shared to nearby users by default. AR versions of airdrop are pervasive, that sort of thing. For example, think of the opposite of Apple's People Awareness feature. I
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by jayd16 7mo ago
You usually don't need an index that can't be used elsewhere. If you don't then you can abstract it away entirely and use an iterator or foreach features.
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by jayd16 7mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duplex_(telecommunications)#Si...
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by jayd16 7mo ago
> That would make “ProductIndex” superior to “i”, which doesn't add any clarity. Adds a ton of clarity, especially if you have a nested loop.
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by jayd16 7mo ago
The situation is different. Those sources are people. This is a calculator AND we have the opportunity to fix it.
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by jayd16 7mo ago
Pro is almost pointless these days. If you really want to be upset about what could be you should try a windows server trial with Desktop experience. Zero bullshit and it just works. Why does this have to be $1k+???
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by jayd16 7mo ago
Can you chat in both directions or is simplex uni-directional?
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by jayd16 7mo ago
I hope this is satire.
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by jayd16 7mo ago
I didn't misunderstand. Sshd is a web service. Most folks don't already know how and don't want to set up a machine that is always on, that will restart on power loss, that will have a static IP or dynDNS, with a domain na
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by jayd16 7mo ago
Lots and lots of programmers have very little understanding and especially operation knowledge of how to host a public service. You can be an extreme graphics programmer and not know the web stack at all. And no, its not that hard once you
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by jayd16 7mo ago
For what its worth, it's pretty easy to maintain a low traffic Gitlab instance.
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by jayd16 7mo ago
I'll continue to bite... What AAA 60+fps mobile game written Unity without coroutines are you referring to?
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by jayd16 7mo ago
So if you need to conditionally tick something or you want to wait for an effect to finish, etc., you're using Update() with if() statements? The same code in a coroutine hits the same lifecycle failures as Update() anyway. You don&#x
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by jayd16 7mo ago
It feels hacky because you have to (had to?) use it as the async/await tool and because of that the types you're generating and how they are handled is a huge mess. Really you're generating the vague concept of a yield instru
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by jayd16 7mo ago
Developers chase the user base. If and when the users choose Linux developers will target Linux. Proton as a project let's valve hedge on the heir apparent OS without upfront developer cost. If the Linux player base grows, developers

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