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by kelvin0 9y ago
I am wondering why server-side rendering? I thought that stage was passed and everyone was doing client-side stuff? Please forgive a web n00b for asking.
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by kelvin0 9y ago
I used to work in a small indie game studio (in the PS2 days) and the games we made had tight deadline (less than 12 months usually from start to finish). And even with such time and money constraints Scope creep would always rear it's
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by kelvin0 9y ago
As a High Admiral backer, you could also be a in High Commitment Bias? Not trying to be offensive. https://www.aqr.org.uk/glossary/commitment-bias
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by kelvin0 9y ago
They should simply call it the 'loosely-based-on-Minority-Report-But-Rehashed-Design'. Full disclosure: I am not a Designer.
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by kelvin0 9y ago
Well, this article brings a very insightful perspective into view. It's not often you come across content that might profoundly affect your world views! Also, at the opposite end of the spectrum here is a reference to a show called &#x
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by kelvin0 9y ago
And don't forget the Classic ADE 651. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADE_651 http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-29459896
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by kelvin0 9y ago
TL;DR: It's a thankless job to try and remove urine from an olympic pool, especially when there are no rules set for the swimmers.
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by kelvin0 9y ago
Would John Carmack be considered a 10x developer? If so, I think we cannot dispell the Myth.
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by kelvin0 9y ago
The opposite of this is 'Gold repatriation' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_repatriation Chavez was the one I remember who got his gold back onto Venezualian soil: http://www.bbc.com/news&#
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Just to be clear I also find it appalling that any important institution would take their time in fixing such a simple exploit. But it seems the reason why these cases don't get resolved quickly is purely for economic reasons: the perc
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I'm not quite sure what your point is. Is it that the OP seems too 'sneaky' for your taste and you'd prefer them coming right out and asking startup ideas/problems to work on? In any case, what's wrong with try
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by kelvin0 10y ago
"one small step for man one giant leap for mankind"
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Ex-VideoGame dev Here (console mostly). Let's not forget the barrier to entry for shipping video games is going down drastically (except for AAA where it keeps getting more expensive!). So, the big publishers are shipping AAA games wit
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I have 3 friends who now work at Google. They've put it in at least a couple of months each into studying. You are in a special category if all it takes you is a 'few minutes a day reading through some problems'?
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by kelvin0 10y ago
The ideal scenario: They give you an assignment to complete at your pace for a few days, and review your solutions and implementation with a group of your (future?) peers. This takes the form a small Q&A presentation and allows to asses
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I applaud the budding journalists persistence, and certainly having someone falsify their credentials is a really terrible start into such an important position. However, I must mention that I been in contact with so many really bad HS staf
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by kelvin0 10y ago
The only way to not make any mistakes, is to do nothing. As Nike says: Just Do It!
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Maybe it's because most high-performers are mostly well paid (and sought after). Assuming this, they are no longer chasing the 'money' since they already get it as a side-effect of they add to the projects they are part of.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
The way I see it, it seems there are 2 issues which get confused a lot: A) Is there evidence of climate change (Yes/No) B) Is human activity impacting the climate change (Yes/No) I think most people across the political spectrum a
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Anyone interested on the topic of creativity and the ways to 'channel' it, should watch this extremely relevant (and funny) video made by one of the members of Monty Python (John Cleese). The points he makes and the relevance to a
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Started reading this, and already it makes you reflect on some assumptions and clearly exposes some very interesting ideas. Brilliant writing.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I've played a lot of Fallout 4, so here: - Stock up on bottle caps - Arm yourself to the teeth - Learn to craft Ammo, Guns, Chems - Most important, get a Rad scrubbing Power Armor. You're welcome :-)
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I had to read a few comments on HN and Google your product to understand what it is. reading on your website told me (almost) nothing about your product. (I am more a desktop dev, very new to web). From https://www.getpostman.com
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Nice foot gun story. If you had a T1 at the time, you would never had noticed such a pitfall.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Simple fix: ... cursor.blink = False // 13% CPU optimization :-) ...
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Yup, this is similar to a mentality I've seen celebrated in some Crossfit cliques and it 'works' for a certain type of people. Until the imbalance catches up to them and makes them re-assess their priorities (injury,depressio
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Yup every great Empire has it's 'Terrorists'.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I think you are right, however it kinda seems they already put up with a lot more from companies selling them their 'patented' seeds and the constraints that come with those seeds. I once saw a doc mentioning a farmer that got &#x
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by kelvin0 10y ago
See, the original post about white boarding in LISP was original with certain humor to it. I can't say this was even close in terms of enjoyment or originality. Maybe I missed the point?
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by kelvin0 10y ago
This reminds me the vilains in the older (60s-70s) Bond movies. I always found them to be visionaries and were simply a step removed from great leaders (if not for their penchant for killing remorselessly). Not trying to compare David R. to

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