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by ttoinou 2y ago
That’s your problem if you are offended too easily. They might not be jerks but you too sensible
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by ttoinou 2y ago
just a few people are going to miss the smartest in the room, but everyone is going to miss someone kind How is the goal of having people miss you related to achieving business goals ? On the contrary if the smartest is able to pr
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Listening and focusing on solutions is being smart though. If you’re only looking for people who are ‘respecting you’ and ‘show empathy’ you might not find competent people with whom you’re gonna produce useful things to trade with the rest
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by ttoinou 2y ago
So you want to be kind only for utilitarian motives, not because it’s a good thing in principle ?
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Right. Maybe you can rent it for one day for cheap though ! Pros needs continuous use so buying makes sense for them
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by ttoinou 2y ago
It’s Blackmagic so it’s going to be reasonably priced
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by ttoinou 2y ago
not making developers duplicate their work for every new private business is at least a starting point. Im sure we all understand the benefits of a unified API / same abstraction layer. It’s about how the abstraction is leakin
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Your example of taking games that dare go the full Metal route makes me wonder : to which projects was adding 100% native Vulkan compatibility / support worth the resources spent on this and not something else ? What’s the full Vulkan
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by ttoinou 2y ago
Interesting point of view that could also be the other way around, Vulkan support being a hidden tax for the love of open source and free software rather than something really useful the market needed on top of others APIs / GPU archit
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by ttoinou 3y ago
Yes !
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by ttoinou 3y ago
Autokroma.com | C / C++, or Web (Deno, Full Stack) | Full time | Freelancing | Lisbon hybrid remote We do audiovideo software (video editing, visual effects) and work remotely. We always need more engineers to expand our products and c
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by ttoinou 3y ago
Depends on how you define mental. Skills required in listed jobs are also social. Agreed on hardware engineering though !
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by ttoinou 3y ago
Being a good software engineer in a team is indeed among the top 10 hardest mental job out there
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by ttoinou 3y ago
Those aren't the same shells though
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by ttoinou 3y ago
Oh those people disagree with themselves very often, that's how you can recognize them
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by ttoinou 3y ago
Because they made a bad tool choice for their own convenience ? That leads here to big images and unselectable text, no accessibility.
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by ttoinou 3y ago
Oooh right, money. Numbers in a bank account equals wealth of course, yeah you're right
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by ttoinou 3y ago
There's no free lunch
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by ttoinou 3y ago
The EU made us all poorer, it hasn't lifted many out of poverty
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by ttoinou 3y ago
Youre removing the information that the result is counterintertuitive...
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by ttoinou 3y ago
Literally what Ivan Illich was saying 50 years ago when he talked about counterproductivity in institutions
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by ttoinou 3y ago
I've produced some KIFS (Kaleidoscopic iterated function system) fractals that look like this
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by ttoinou 3y ago
In a continuous distribution the probability of any number on that distribution being generated is effectively zero Yes almost by definition, no ? You can only know the probability it would be between a range of numbers, by integra
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by ttoinou 3y ago
Da Vinci also made money from the painting, and the Louvres continues to do so right now. They didn't credit his influence and inspiration. This is not sad. The camera did enable painters to pretend they were, for hours, at a scene the
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by ttoinou 3y ago
Do you only do stuff in life that you think will be able to measure a posteriori ?
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by ttoinou 3y ago
Most economics consequences will never be measured ever
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by ttoinou 3y ago
Correct, it's the rarety of all others bank notes that is increased, increasing purchasing power is only one consequence possible but not the only one. By the way, being hard to measure doesn't mean it doesn't exist. And ther
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by ttoinou 3y ago
All the 32 bits weren't necessarily used, and it's the whole network itself that has to be useful. It's a tradeoff. We started with very good precision to test the new method, now we can optimize some parts of it
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by ttoinou 3y ago
Quality is non-negotiable It's also very well undefined Processes are created for people Yes but since the group shares the same process, the process has to fit the group and not each individuals Embrace asynchron
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by ttoinou 3y ago
His funny insinuation pushed you to write a nice long argumented explanation, it worked great

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