mikerichards

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by mikerichards 12y ago
Yes, St. Louis, a college grad..if you should demand at least 100k..and more if you're good. You should demand at least 90k in St. Louis right out of college. Demand is outrageous.
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by mikerichards 12y ago
Yes, after 6 mos..you demand $120k, if you're good, and you know you are. Demand $120k in St. Louis
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by mikerichards 12y ago
If you're Scandanavian then chill at home for a couple years and work on the Unreal4 engine. There is nothing better. Work on some cool level-of-detail streaming. How can we massive streaming worlds? Think of Carmack when he was a pup
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by mikerichards 12y ago
I'm assuming you're a few years out of university? No, run..not walk..run from the game industry. You should make $80-90k fresh out of college Big demand. If you're smart and you know you're smart, demand 120k After tha
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by mikerichards 12y ago
Yes, we all understand that resources are limited
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by mikerichards 12y ago
The article talked a lot about the leftist/statist hatred of suburbs, but never gave the real reason why. Suburbs aren't dense enough and humans are the scourge of the planet.
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by mikerichards 12y ago
Interesting, I had never hear of (I)Tron
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by mikerichards 12y ago
Despite the attempt of some to move goal posts, you're still guaranteed that you won't be locked in by Oracle even tomorrow. You still have the source code for the version you're running right?
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by mikerichards 12y ago
No matter what they say, it's obviously an anti-american action, plain and simple. If the EU wants a trade war, then they'll have it.
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by mikerichards 12y ago
I'm surprised at the industry adoption of Clojure. I'm not a Lispy, dynamic typing guy, but like the anti-OO stance that Rich and Clojure represents. I wouldn't be surprised if Clojure has more "industry" adoption
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by mikerichards 12y ago
I assume you're being very non-US-centric since you brought up Beijing. But you're still not getting it. This isn't about martial law, which is what you're essentially describing. Even with martial law, the U.S. way t
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by mikerichards 12y ago
I pretty much am anonymous if I want to be. There's no system in place right now that can conveniently track me. Yeah, there's some cameras in some places, but for the most part I could drive to the store, pay with cash, and pre
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by mikerichards 12y ago
Yeah, I see these things rolling out as fine-grained additions to buses. Public transport in the U.S. sucks unless you live in the cities..it sucks in the suburbs too. I see self-driving taxis coming first, on "battle-tested" roa
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by mikerichards 12y ago
Except the kill switch isn't already there unless you think that there's a way for the government to shutdown every road. If you're fine with governments having real kill switches, then please make that argument, but please d
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by mikerichards 12y ago
They already own the kill switch. Haven't you ever been subject to a road block before? You seriously want to compare a government controlled kill switch to a landslide or a roadblock?
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by mikerichards 12y ago
It is unclear that the government would own the cars themselves though...just like governments often don't own taxi companies The government doesn't need to own the cars, since government will own the kill switch so you can&#x27
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by mikerichards 12y ago
More likely is that the government will (via regulations) make it very hard to own cars. There are downsides to self-driving car though. Eventually you will have to give up anonymity and the freedom to go where you want, when you want.
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by mikerichards 12y ago
It always seemed to me that habitable caves would be fairly scarce.