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keerthiko
2y ago
Amazon not being on the hook for severance for a large percentage of high salary workers, plus not having them on payroll/benefits for the weeks/months it would take to transition them out via PIP (including the management overhea
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keerthiko
2y ago
Yep, basic human rights are priceless, and by capitalist mechanics, their pricing will always converge at "how much can we get away with in the current economy?" Government oversight is the only way we currently have to manage thi
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keerthiko
2y ago
I believe the argument here is that the way to do that isn't by establishing a private business that flaunts and undermines those government regulations, but by changing the policies through government process. Obviously that's ea
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keerthiko
2y ago
I believe that's supposed to be how you see the solution, not a strategy to playing the game...
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keerthiko
2y ago
It's a neat game! The mechanics and the general idea is intuitive (all the road joints should connect sensibly). And extremely hard, because it's still an abstract artwork with very minimal constraints. I think if there was some k
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keerthiko
2y ago
it was evident to me from your other comments that you yourself are an immigrant to the west, but it was also evident that you believed the west is in a better place because "it is doing things right", and therefore other places (
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keerthiko
2y ago
this is the most holier-than-thou (literally and figuratively) broad strokes opinion phrased as if it's a nuanced opinion about cultures. i think it's self-evident from history and society that "importing" "barbaris
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keerthiko
2y ago
In a technical sense, I think Outback steakhouse is a classic example of cultural appropriation. However in practice, I think the "cultural differential" (difference between the cultures) and "market differential" (which
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keerthiko
2y ago
My favorites are - Paris Baguette: a Korean bakery chain, selling 50-50 asian and western confections but no baguettes, pretending to be French, most popular in America. - Bondi Sushi: a New York chain, named for a beach in Australia, for a
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keerthiko
2y ago
a repository of markdown files with a custom viewing software that supports the syntax and renders it for readability or acts as a wysiwyg editor would work well: I do this personally, with Obsidian.md, where my vault directory is a git rep
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keerthiko
3y ago
Tangential, is this intended to be pronounced like "എന്റെ", judging by your HN handle? Stoked to run into a fellow mallu founder of a consumer product. A huge fan of how the product/business is being run.
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keerthiko
3y ago
You literally just said what GP said in different words, but prefaced it with "Or" as if it's a disagreement. What you said boils down to "inadequate training".
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keerthiko
3y ago
this might be dependent on your arc settings, where you can choose from [execute arc shortcut]/[execute site shortcut]/[both]?
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keerthiko
3y ago
i don't think anyone who has been to any of the world's top 100 biggest cities could in good faith say SF has too many people. it's barely got a midwestern suburb's level of density.
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keerthiko
3y ago
for one, it is not built into either of my shells: Windows gitbash, or OSX terminal.
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keerthiko
3y ago
> placing and connecting drag and drop electrical components This is where game engines are annoying. You have to do "collision checks" between your cursor and any points of interest, like a slot or a grid or a connection. Usua
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keerthiko
3y ago
It's impossible to be sure without knowing your programming experience in general across sectors, but it sounds like you are unused to the paradigms of game programming in general, which is centered on logic executed per-frame rather t
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keerthiko
3y ago
Since I haven't seen it mentioned here, our small team adopted coda[0] in 2020 which has a similar thesis, as our organization's central information hub, and have not looked back. It has the simplicity of falling back to plaintext
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keerthiko
3y ago
If it makes you feel any better, I was (am) a game-addicted kid who did indeed pick up Borland C++ and coded a graphical DOS version of hangman alongside my older brother when I was 12, and made a tank game with a map editor solo when I was
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I have no trouble using Figjam for this, or just figma but borrowing the arrow connector objects from Figjam
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keerthiko
3y ago
Other than being open source, and having cross-device sync at the free tier, I think Obsidian is superior. In fact, I simply put my Obsidian vault in a dropbox folder, and it effectively cross-device syncs quite well for me.
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I appreciate the thoughtful reply. I don't think you're rude, and I get what you're saying as someone who thinks a lot about accents and languages. However, I still think you missed my point. There is no "no accent"
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keerthiko
3y ago
Obligatory, not directed at you in particular since I'm sure you mean no offense, but just voicing a pet peeve: I grew up bilingual outside the US, and speak English with a hybrid British/Indian/Middle Eastern accent (with so
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keerthiko
3y ago
Likely a mismatch of the type of English, if the site treats only EN-US (or EN-UK) as english and hasn't included the other, which would just be a mistake. Then it might switch to your second preference. Alternatively if your device OS
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keerthiko
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I agree. I think a significantly better approach would have been to vote for the elaboration of a "checks and balances" structure to OpenAI as it grew in capabilities and influence. Internal to the entire OpenAI org, sounds like a
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keerthiko
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From my understanding that's a core goal of the "defund the police" movement. The police as it exists in this country right now is a state militia. We need more 911 respondents that are not armed to the teeth, to join the cor
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keerthiko
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Peter has a classic case of "Illusory superiority". Because of the recognition he received in the very early formative years of the game development industry, he has come to believe he eternally stands on the pinnacle of game indu
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keerthiko
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there are a lot of people who need shelter who have not accumulated the wealth needed to purchase a dwelling in the economic framework of today. how will those people be housed? mass public housing (aka the government is an exception to thi
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keerthiko
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glad you bring up the second-chance pool concept occasionally, as i missed the original announcement and previous references, and it's an incredibly useful thing to know about HN as someone who shares/writes posts regularly but ra
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keerthiko
3y ago
Presumably a response to Unity's new "Runtime fee" [0] which is driving gamedevs in droves to other engines and delisting their existing games [0]: https://www.axios.com/2023/09/13/unity-runtime
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