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by theobr 5y ago
I really need to do a follow up post on this: "building safety nets" If you plan ahead, risk can be contained to small enough spaces to make big experiments much safer. Had surprisingly good luck with this over the last year. Roun
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by theobr 5y ago
I've taken plenty of these opportunities. I describe one in detail in the post. The majority of the teams I've been on were structured well enough for easy wins to be taken and good solutions to be built. The issues come when the
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by theobr 5y ago
We have a lot of ideas but I don't want to share too much as we haven't committed to any one thing yet. Definitely eyeing the IRL/mobile streaming market though, feels like there's a growing need for some innovation in t
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by theobr 5y ago
We're built on top of Agora at the moment. We saw some super promising numbers in the sub-100 range but I didn't thoroughly test. Their SD-RTN whitepaper(1) makes claims nowhere near that bold, so I will update accordingly 1) htt
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by theobr 5y ago
Oh man no way I wrote this!!! Thank you for sharing, happy to take questions
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Quitting Your Dream Job (Twice)(t3.gg)
4 points by theobr 5y ago|0 comments
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by theobr 5y ago
fwiw Andy has had some brutal head injuries. He wears the helmet because of his uniquely high risk Still love that he has put so much work into normalizing the helmet, even spinning up a new brand and helmet style that's much less hide
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by theobr 5y ago
Lifetime skater here. You hit the nail on the head with the 'genius-from-restriction'. I call it "the Mullen effect" Every generation has a handful of those skaters that grew up in total isolation. Instagram and other so
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by theobr 5y ago
Mind introducing me to some of these people? My company is actively hiring experienced JS devs and I’ve yet to find any senior enough to maintain Babel for under $200k
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by theobr 5y ago
Gladly :) Zustand is a state management library for React, similar to Redux or Mobx. It’s super minimal, allowing you to configure a single object with values and functions that is shared across the codebase Almost all of the “game logic” l
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by theobr 5y ago
Hey HN! Excited to share this dumb little game I made over the last week. I had the idea Thursday and couldn't shake it so I hacked it out over the last few days. The core loop is heavily inspired by Universal Paperclips https:/&
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Show HN: Dogecoin Simulator – A Game About Dogecoin(doge.t3.gg)
11 points by theobr 5y ago|4 comments
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by theobr 6y ago
Heyo, audiophile here. This is an...interesting review. I'm not sure what he listened to, but man, that DSP does as much as bad as good on a _lot_ of types of music. I also reviewed the AirPods Max, and while I very much enjoyed their
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by theobr 6y ago
This is a really sad moment for open source, especially for content creators and devs in media/content spaces. I've shipped youtube-dl for a user-facing (production) experience before. This sucks.
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by theobr 6y ago
All of this said, I've recently found Foam hard to beat. Awesome markdown "thought web" experience built right into VSCode. Refreshing approach after years of mediocre Electron apps https://github.com/foambubb
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by theobr 6y ago
Now that Notable is closed-source, it feels like a feature-incomplete version of Inkdrop: https://www.inkdrop.app/ Also suspicious that Ink is the only markdown editor not listed in your comparisons, despite being the one m
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by theobr 6y ago
I've been trying for months to make redistributable Spleeter "binaries" that I can bundle with user-facing applications. Happy to see someone's succeeded where I've failed. Really sad they've chosen not to shar