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by oreally 3y ago
It's funny that you assume that 1) I'm < 30 and 2) that I assume productivity = hours. Instead of cute quips, how about you tell me where I'm wrong? Or are you not able to?
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by oreally 3y ago
Do many of them not have responsibilities that take away from their productivity? There is the one rare older folk that has the perfect circumstances, but I'm talking macro scale here.
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by oreally 3y ago
Well they are less productive that's for sure. There are old people who still win nobel prizes because they've kept up their productivity.
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by oreally 3y ago
am interested, do you have a listing of terrible books?
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by oreally 3y ago
And what is a law selectively enforced and conveniently brought up in times of contention?
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by oreally 3y ago
Plenty of laws touched by government takeovers that involve the USA, trade deals with Japan against Japan's own interests, and even more. Go look it up. Now that I've answered your question, do you believe the US hasn't had a
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by oreally 3y ago
> The US is still nominally governed by and accountable to the rule of law. You mean the rule of law that it imposes upon others that they didn't agree on? And they'll bring it up only when it's convenient. I'll say i
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by oreally 3y ago
> For starters there isn't a level playing field. Think about it, who determines what is a 'level playing field'? That's right, the US in this context. Every country has the right to determine it's own policies,
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by oreally 3y ago
Nah any game with enough variance and complexity will do that.
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by oreally 3y ago
> He is constantly changing directions without consulting the rest of us, and is very opaque and autocratic about the whole thing. Many of the team members have left or developed serious mental health issues because of him. Have you talk
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by oreally 3y ago
> climbed back pretty quickly How quick is 'quickly'? Going through the similar motions here, nearing towards the end of the MMO's current cycle of content.
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by oreally 3y ago
On one hand you're saying you want evidence of the candidate's work in recent years, but on the other hand you're also saying fuck people who take breaks to recharge, they should be on the rat race like the rest of us. I&#x27
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by oreally 3y ago
Goddamn do all the people who comment here work on linux and only through the command line, and have never used a git GUI before? There's barely any proper advice from a windows-gitgui user here. On windows start with TortoiseGit, if h
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by oreally 3y ago
Keep in mind the HN crowd is attuned to VC methods of equity splits, and thus will recommend them out of familiarity rather than proper evaluation of fairness. > I've read a book called "Slicing Pie handbook", but it seem
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by oreally 3y ago
> The thing is, I have limited time to play games This in effect is why you're indirectly picking games with massive advertising budgets - they're far more likely to reach you than the average lower budget indie game. It's
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by oreally 3y ago
Pretty sure Singapore isn't the best place for more developer-centric, radical talks to take place given it's makeup of foreign workers afraid to rock the boat. Have your speakers given a talk that's considered radical at you
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by oreally 3y ago
I suspect if you don't approach games from the 'I must be immersed' angle you'll enjoy it much better. Games are much more than that.
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by oreally 3y ago
There are good pain points and there are bad pain points. If you think you'll gain in other areas despite failing and it won't affect other aspects of your life (think health and mental), then by all means power through. And keep
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by oreally 3y ago
Can't blame them entirely. Competition drives down costs, and the cost is very close to free (or some of your data), or else it's some whale indirectly paying for others. Richer get richer, and some are shocked when they are price
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by oreally 3y ago
Yea no wonder the world is chock full of slow frameworks building on top on unnecessary cruft (ala chrome), and no one seems to understand the underlying tech anymore.
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by oreally 3y ago
Yea he's using economic output as a measure.. then equating it to having power, which is laughable. Anyway, in an age of information abundance and videos, educators are overvalued if they just give instruction alone. It's the whol
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by oreally 3y ago
Lmao imagine looking at a number and making a judgement based purely on it. People here are pretty shallow on issues like these.
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by oreally 3y ago
Got the place wrong, it's an airport in malaysia, not singapore.
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by oreally 3y ago
So, nepotism and not meritocracy huh?
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by oreally 3y ago
Well he has a vision for his project, and so by his own definitions he is essentially as narcissistic as the newcomer is by accepting all new contributors without setting expectations. Not setting expectations from the outset, especially in
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by oreally 3y ago
I wanna know how did they did it and how they got found out. Is it as simple as a VPN + bots?
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by oreally 3y ago
End of the day you're still at the mercy of apple's algorithms and policies. If one day apple decides your app isn't worth it and the purchases and downloads slow to a crawl, you'll be taking note that the tax you'r
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by oreally 3y ago
Doesn't mean you should just give up. We'll need countermeasures and spread information for a set of SOPs. - A way to post a video of injustice without being traced back - A way to shoot a video without others knowing - A way to p
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by oreally 3y ago
was this deprioritized or removed or something? seems very insightful to me
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by oreally 3y ago
The article mentions resistance. Things are needed to overcome resistance, and that introduces wear and tear. Magnetic levitation would likely alleviate those problems.

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