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by quadcore 9y ago
Just in case you need to read this again, exercise changed my life. It simply get rid of the fatigue. Dont take drugs to stay awake, go run half an hour (it really doesn't take more than that to feel tremendous effects).
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by quadcore 9y ago
> you're empowered to do the work you care about, not just what you're told to do. > Influence is earned by consistently demonstrating just how damn good you are. > Tokens let you stake your ownership on your good judgeme
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by quadcore 9y ago
I've thought about that quite a lot lately. Here is the strongest explanation of why things are like that and why it's gonna be very difficult to change. For at least a million year, you would have improved your chances of surviva
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by quadcore 9y ago
You'll likely have to anyway :) I still make a difference between writing a side project and starting a startup. The way I see it, there is no failing on a side project.
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by quadcore 9y ago
sdl
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by quadcore 9y ago
“I know: I’ll create a triple zoned redundant architecture with pub/sub database replication, a 32 node Kubernetes cluster and private networking across all regions – that way, I can handle anything!” The good news is, once you'
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by quadcore 9y ago
The core of Functional Programming is thinking about a succession of expressions instead of a succession of instructions.
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by quadcore 9y ago
The problem with this industry, software development, is that it didn't yet get that programmers are beginners for a very long time. Like the human child, it takes 20 years of programming experience to mature a programmer and before th
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by quadcore 9y ago
I have a side question for YC. You often mention that one of the main reasons for a startup to fail is founders dispute. But that applies to you too: you don't know the founders before accepting them. How do you trust the founders so f
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by quadcore 9y ago
just because "nerds" are experts in everything tech does NOT equate to good decision making / good management for the company as a whole. You think a programmer's job and abilities stops where they don't. Program
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by quadcore 9y ago
I think management fails when they don't understand that the nerds hired them and not the opposite. We are the technology, we did it in the first place. We hired managers to help us. By default, we know better than them (because we are
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by quadcore 9y ago
Side question: if we consider a team of 5 bots, would they need to communicate?
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by quadcore 9y ago
Why does the author think one has to be happy the way he does? Lifestyle business beats a startup for some and the opposite is true for others.
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by quadcore 9y ago
Oops epic fail. There doesnt seems to be any.
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by quadcore 9y ago
See, this is unbelievable. There is mipmapping in wolf3d.
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by quadcore 9y ago
One of the thing that amazed me about wolf3d engine in retrospect is that it uses mipmapping. I dont know if the mipmap level of a vertical segment was computed based on the u-coordinate derivative but my guess is that it could do that quit
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by quadcore 9y ago
You - and your YC partners - gonna learn again what a killer app is :)
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by quadcore 9y ago
One of the most common mistakes in the industry is to think that games are different than other types of software. That people "consume" them and move on to the next game. That's wrong. Only a very few games get all the play-
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by quadcore 9y ago
How does Tesla technologies compares to Toyota's and Mazda's? If they are inferior, are they actually bad? Can they catch up? (real questions)
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by quadcore 9y ago
Business wise: what make a company want to hire someone with a criminal record?
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by quadcore 9y ago
What I did was using two modes: in development mode, the shaders would be (re)compiled on the fly (causing some latency), and stored in a bank. In release mode, the shader-bank is used, and a shader compilation would be done if a shader was
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by quadcore 9y ago
You know you are a good programmer when you know what over-engineered code is. Let me explain. The one and only metric is: how quick do you ship. I know what you think: this leads to unmaintainable code. That is wrong because a programmer w
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by quadcore 9y ago
I hereby perform the instructions of this contract with these given parameters How big can be the parameters? Megabytes is possible?
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by quadcore 9y ago
I like it. Though I don't think that's the answer I would give. From my experience, I wanted to start a startup because it was like god himself gave me a mission. And I couldn't turn away from that responsibility. I fucking d
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by quadcore 9y ago
I agree with that.
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by quadcore 9y ago
This whole "read code" thing ("write code that's easy to read", "learn to read code") is imprecise at best. Whats important is to learn code. You want to learn to write code that's easy to learn (no
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by quadcore 9y ago
One question Ive been asked I really like is: write a program that print the odd numbers between 0 to 100.
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Pre-Launch Panic Attacks(madewith.unity.com)
2 points by quadcore 9y ago|0 comments
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by quadcore 9y ago
I think I got it now. There is a hierarchy of opinion leaders, and hitting that hierarchy is what brings N dramatically up. And this also brings customer-to-customer referrals up again because, say, most of your friends use the product now.
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by quadcore 9y ago
K > 1 is a runaway train, hold on. It happens rarely and apparently when it does, it's the ride of one's life. Im not entirely sure this is that rare. Lets think of it like this: whatever gives you new customers is part of wh

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