tyleo

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   by tyleo 2y ago

   Who is advocating for collective punishment?
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   by tyleo 2y ago

   Ezra Klein interviewed Charles Fain Lehman on a podcast titled, “The Hidden Politics of Disorder”. Charles brought up this exact point about the US struggling to find middle ground in regulation. I had t considered it before but it’s a real
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   by tyleo 2y ago

   I really appreciate you sharing both sides of this story. Haven’t really made up my mind on the matter myself but both perspectives are interesting.
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   by tyleo 2y ago

   The tone of this article is a bit overly negative but I agree with the main point: you’re going to scale more effectively if you can empower, train, and trust others rather than doing everything yourself.
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   by tyleo 2y ago

   Thanks! I missed that part.
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   by tyleo 2y ago

   Because training employees is expensive & may not be obvious how the $ could be used. In the employee side it is a small % of total comp so it doesn’t make sense for them either. It isn’t clear that they fired the employees to send a me
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   by tyleo 2y ago

   Seems like a bad exchange for both the employee and the company. TBH I feel Meta could have just ended the program for these folks rather than flat out firing them.
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   by tyleo 2y ago

   I haven’t seen this work in my experience. If you are going to threaten to delay a project for 6 months you really need to deliver or you are just burning product’s faith in you. I’ve seen this strategy play out and the result is just a det
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   Future Halo Titles to Use Unreal Engine(halowaypoint.com)

   15 points by tyleo 2y ago|6 comments
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    Has your experience been for better or worse?
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    I share this a lot with my coworkers to encourage them to share their ideas. I've held it as a principle for myself for some time. I hope you find some wisdom in it.
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    The First Idiot Principle(tyleo.com)

    25 points by tyleo 2y ago|4 comments
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    Thanks for sharing. This makes a lot of sense to me. I’m not close to kernel development but any change to an established entity impacts the interest of people in it. So a primary obstacle change encounters is that it may diminish power peo
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    I lack context. What is the “constant nontechnical nonsense”?
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    I had to look this up because I hadn’t heard Google dropped support for Flutter or Dart. From the article you shared, they laid off staff for Flutter and Dart but they did not cut support outright.
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    Having tried to start a company and fell flat on my face, it was one of the best learning experiences in my life. I’m back at big corps now and I feel like my scars are a wealth of knowledge. I’ll probably try again some day, blessed with t
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    My personal site https://www.tyleo.com After years of having the New Year’s resolution, “make a personal site.” I finally got past my procrastination and did it! It’s live and I’m filling it out with things I’ve done over the ye
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    I tend to think that a good measure for many sorts of refactoring is, “is it less code?” I’ve found almost always that less is best.
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    Itch.io(itch.io)

    4 points by tyleo 2y ago|1 comments
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    Chapter 15 of the 2007 release of "Programming Languages: Application and Interpretation" gives a really good motivation for the async/await syntax. Here is a link: https://cs.brown.edu/~sk/Publications&#
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    Snoring was for sure a problem for my wife.
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    I felt that more sleep led to a worse life. I was less happy and had less time in my day. I wasn't tired so I didn't understand the benefit of the sleep. I came with a real and specific problem that I wanted to resolve and I felt
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    Agreed, in the sleep case I took matters into my own hands by experimenting with nose strips, temperature, stacking pillows, etc. The main issue for me is that I like my general doctor but I’ve felt like specialists are the real crapshoot.
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    I had a bad experience with a sleep study. I snore and stop breathing in my sleep as per my wife. I went to a dr. to rectify the situation. Was told after the sleep study that I snore and stop breathing “within reasonable limits” but I fell
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    Generational Indices Guide(lucassardois.medium.com)

    2 points by tyleo 2y ago|0 comments
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    I work on a system where id reuse was necessary due to memory constraints. We were identifying hundreds of thousands of objects using GUIDs and referencing the GUID of course cost the whole 128-bits. All this data also had to be networked.
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    I concur with the comments that soft skills are necessary to excel even as an individual contributor. An anecdote comes to mind: A student publishing their first paper was remiss that their name was only one among many. Their mentor said, “
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    I’d wager they don’t hit major spread from opinion leaders and upvotes in social media until they are mostly usable. It’s “I’m making a Python interpreter in rust,” claims emitted into the void with increasing engagement as it grows in usef
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    IDK. Do you have data supporting this hypothesis?
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    I’d love someone to comment on this who’s knowledgeable. I know we have a few rust experts in HN. I’m curious if this is a bug with the update. My novice brain tells me this shouldn’t have happened.