leetrout

25 ms·

451.
by leetrout 3y ago
Lots of great projects. How can I experience TRACK in VR? I opened the site in my Quest 3 browser but it says webvr not supported.
452.
by leetrout 3y ago
It is not that dense. Sounds like the interior and exterior are both 16K resolution and exterior pixel pitch is quite large at 225mm. Article below says it uses 30 computers to run things but thats unclear if it is both outside and inside o
453.
by leetrout 3y ago
> I would be miserable if all I got to do during that time was work on Jira tickets others created. I've seen a few places turn into "feature factories" where this is the day-to-day.
454.
by leetrout 3y ago
> Do something you know. Don't be arrogant and enter a random business you know nothing about. Within reason. I think there is a path to success in partnering with customers in the market you want to serve. Following Seth Godin&#x27
455.
by leetrout 3y ago
> SQLite is best suited for embedded / clientside applications with minimal dependencies. Often repeated and certainly rooted in truth but there was a healthy discussion on here the other day[0] where tptacek shared a link in a comm
456.
by leetrout 3y ago
For those out of the loop, there have been multiple leaks of classified info on military assets on the War Thunder forums. Wikipedia has a list of the leaks https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_Thunder#Document_leaks
457.
by leetrout 3y ago
For anyone else that did not know, as I did not, "sectioned" or "sectioning" is involuntary commitment to a mental health facility. https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/legal-rights/sec..
458.
by leetrout 3y ago
My previous team argued with me when i said to avoid using terraform with vault with our state in S3. I eventually got my way after 18 months and found out it was really bad - hard coded s3 access keys were floating around that could read a
459.
by leetrout 3y ago
First TB is free. I would assume at least 1.5 Mbps for HD so ~5.4 Gbph ... ~.7 GBph so 3.5¢ per hour if my math checks out. Unclear if that would multiply by number of callers.
460.
by leetrout 3y ago
I have been comparing them to SGI of the late 90s but the next 18 months will prove me right or wrong as Intel, Apple, Google and AMD try to compete.
461.
by leetrout 3y ago
See also: recent discussion "5 shortcomings of Helm" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38642638
462.
by leetrout 3y ago
It truly is interesting how much this happens. I felt pressure to use an investor's staffing company at previous jobs.
463.
by leetrout 3y ago
We are in a tech bubble on this website. There are lots of people with ideas and money and want to make things happen. Now to your point - that might not be / need to be a cofounder but looking for tech leadership for an idea is not an
464.
by leetrout 3y ago
Oof. Dunno about "product manager == leadership"
465.
by leetrout 3y ago
Yep. Been wondering where this is headed with the recent YC batch posts claiming they are gonna be all opensource and make money on cloud offering
466.
by leetrout 3y ago
What is your plan for monetization with this? Open source core with the hosted platform being paid? Or specific features being paid? Any price ranges in mind? I am tired of all the SaaS paper cuts bleeding budgets, especially for the SSO ta
467.
by leetrout 3y ago
I was head of engineering at a YC funded startup for a few months. You should be laser focused om what this person needs to do for you not what shape they might come in or where to find them. For example, you may say "we need someone t
468.
by leetrout 3y ago
Point of clarification: asdf uses python-build which is from pyenv. https://github.com/asdf-community/asdf-python?tab=readme-ov-...
469.
by leetrout 3y ago
English translation https://www-nrk-no.translate.goog/norge/sas-kansellerer-flyv...
470.
by leetrout 3y ago
Not bad. I still prefer wrk/wrk2 and a simple lua script but it doesn't have the bells and whistles of jmeter.
471.
by leetrout 3y ago
FWIW Most folks are animating in rive not drawing with the reduced set of tools. In their tutorials you see them demonstrating their PSD layer support, for example.
472.
by leetrout 3y ago
There are literally dozens of us making great careers solving problems with computers without CS degrees or any particular interest in the lowest levels of computing nor the mathematical backings / abstractions. Horses for courses.
473.
by leetrout 3y ago
Wow, I am sorry for your pain and suffering. I am not anti-k8s, I get it, I get why people like it. But it's just so much complexity for so little payoff in many cases where you don't need the overhead.
474.
by leetrout 3y ago
My measuring stick is how much the team can understand what is happening. When the team at large cannot move through the codebase and effectively make changes then it is time to make changes. If the code is on the back burner and only recei
475.
by leetrout 3y ago
Working at various companies the whole time or contracting / freelancing?
476.
by leetrout 3y ago
> the authors acknowledge that some people might dispute the applicability of the term lie, while defending it on the grounds that "it is for the best possible reasons, but it is still a lie".
477.
by leetrout 3y ago
> from the perception that my coworkers, my bosses, the entire world, just does not care about doing the right thing. How did you overcome this?
478.
by leetrout 3y ago
> But since most companies are managed as factories, all the processors will ultimately create a very limited product targeted at a specific customer. Do you have more examples of companies that are not feature factories? It seems the en
479.
by leetrout 3y ago
They should add a Rive example to go with Lottie.
480.
by leetrout 3y ago
I wonder how accurate that list is now. I see Twitter listed and I assume they have stopped doing CS research.

More ›