somerando7

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by somerando7 5y ago
If you're one of the top streamers, with decent financial literacy, you will easily make enough to retire by 30 if you started streaming at say 20.
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by somerando7 5y ago
I'm confused, what's the joke here?
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by somerando7 5y ago
No, you start with a fulltime offer, it's just called "bootcamp". It's our way of doing all the HR stuff (paperwork, medical, legal, etc) + you taking some courses on areas you're interested in specific to fb + you
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by somerando7 5y ago
There's nothing legally requiring me to give any seats for investment though right? Reading through this and my gutt feeling is that if I had a company doing really well I would do my absolute best to not give up any control over it -
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by somerando7 5y ago
Question from someone uneducated on this topic: is it impossible to get VC levels of investment without giving away board seats? Is a board even required for private companies?
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by somerando7 5y ago
This is purely my preference, but anything customer facing would be a snoozefest for me. Most L6+ that I've met in infra are incredibly sharp, and there's tons of interesting problems being solved in infra/core systems right
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by somerando7 5y ago
Yes, if they have headcount, you should be good to go
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by somerando7 5y ago
Agreed, liking it here so far. But you do have to make sure you get on an interesting team. I wouldn't want to be on a lot of different teams here.
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by somerando7 5y ago
Yes www still uses hack. No we probably won't ever migrate to another language for www. That being said, I don't think anything BUT www is written in hack.
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by somerando7 5y ago
The point is you literally CAN'T make a good decision about this server side.
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by somerando7 5y ago
Server-side anticheat catches no cheaters...? What is even the point of developing it lol
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by somerando7 5y ago
This is so incredibly wrong, I'm not sure why you come to a forum and lie openly like this. Anyone who has reversed modern anti-cheats will disagree with this statement.
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by somerando7 6y ago
The same way as learning anything - doing
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by somerando7 6y ago
Please tell me how to make 30-50k a month gaming reddit. I will quit my job immediately
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by somerando7 6y ago
It makes the barrier to entry MUCH, MUCH higher. First you have to unpack a binary, THEN you have to fixup any custom VM call that it makes. Basically only incredibly specialized people/groups will be able to do this. Contrasting to ga
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by somerando7 7y ago
I would spellcheck the README if I were you. Tons of mistakes
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by somerando7 7y ago
Legal reasons.
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by somerando7 7y ago
Probably not WHATEVER, but what's approved by legal. React currently isn't because of the license/company that owns it I believe.
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by somerando7 7y ago
Currently trying to find a new framework to do a front-end with because the company I'm currently interning doesn't allow React :^) Looking at angular code, it's pretty ugly. What would be the next best thing to look at? Vue?