Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
probinso
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
7 ms
·
91.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
Game development is too narrow a field when you ask people who want to work in game development. There are lots of companies that do games that game developers don't consider to be game development. There are also a lot of companies th
92.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
there's a lot of storyboarding research done at Disney research. I would check out their publications to get an idea of the state of the art for technology moving in this direction
93.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
Where my choice I would use Fedora, for work I use Ubuntu. Both work on a lot, sometimes both have problems with Bluetooth. if you want to run docker on Fedora you have to do a little extra work and disable some security features.
94.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
expected students' courseloads should be selected by track allowing for part or full-time jobs, tracks can transition periodically (preferably with job placement help) . this should also normalize a 6-year degree. University should inc
95.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
unfortunately one of the best ways to make a mark and functional programming is to contribute to open source projects supported by companies that use functional programming. you can also focus on Research companies. there are a lot of resea
96.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
I've only ever worked in defense research, but the community is great the problems are hard the hours are good and the pay is fine.
97.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
The national Labs are in good place to get started in research. They have openings in all sorts of different levels. Another option is University Research spinouts. This is like galois and Grammatech. you do not need phds to work with all t
98.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
grow your network, gives a platform for practicing and delivering topical speeches, introduces new technologies, contribute to community
99.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
I used to hold office hours. these were calendars scheduled times where anybody could bother me, I would continue working if nobody was in. I encouraged people to just swing in and chat about problems, or to use it for tea. teams does not s
100.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
that's not really true. there are lots of funding models that are not based purely on customer capital. there's lots of work to be done that is funded
101.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
I have a much longer list as well, but it's not well organized. The primary way that I find companies is by watching conference/meetup talks from highly technical conferences that overlap with my interests. If the talk is on somet
102.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
JPL - National Labs - Galois - Grammatech - Charles River analytics - Applied Minds - Stotler henke associates - intentional software corporation - Disney research - Pixar - vulcan inc - liquid robotics - Bigelow aerospace - ma
103.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
Same thing
104.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
You have to define your threat model. The easiest way to not get doxxed is to always use a throwaway account. Don't bother having persistent identities online.
105.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
The absolute worst thing for my workflow currently is requiring 2 factor authentication through my phone, placing my phone in my work space Aside from having adhd in general
106.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
Hamster tracker with gnome plugin is the best tracker I've found. It reminds you what you're doing, it allows you to switch tasks, it stops when your screen goes dark, it allows you to review your prior work as logged. It does not
107.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
When you click on the "threads" link you see all of your conversations
108.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
I think the implication is that we do it
109.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
Capitalism Imperialism Poverty
110.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
Yes. Information theory leads to information retrieval Signal processing can be used to measure health of food Statistics can be used everywhere
111.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
Simon's institute for hard math and computer science One brown two blue Sexplanations
112.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
Xps series
113.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
It's that button that looks like a circle with a line on it. Press and hold that down, and then when it is no longer illuminated, press it again
114.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
To be clear, build a TUI and a simple GUI for the same game, with exactly the same back end
115.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
adventure game with both a GUI and a TUI. Things like graph exploration for maps, memory management, string parsing, software design and architecture are all found in adventure games as puzzle problems, it's worth implementing and benc
116.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
Regular intentional Burns.
117.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
Good for carpentry and brists
118.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
Don't do it alone. Don't do it for yourself. Find a problem someone else has bring the on as a consultant. Write yourself a deliverables calendar. if I eventually spent out, I'm going to be going straight for government fundi
119.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
On your resume pot you time zone, not your location
120.
▲
by
probinso
6y ago
I got 10 years and as many companies. It's never been relevant to my career. I know a bunch of people who moved from isilon to qumulo directly. They are direct competitors and no non-compete was followed.
More ›