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   Acquired Podcast: The Complete History & Strategy of Microsoft(acquired.fm)

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

   I thought the author did a great job on the sound design here.
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   by tyleo 2y ago

   For anyone interested in working on visual programming professionally, we use it for creation in Rec Room in a system I built called Circuits https://blog.recroom.com/posts/2021/5/03/the-circuits-handbo..
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   by tyleo 2y ago

   Hell, I’m a dev and I already produce most of my slide shows in Figma. I’m so happy a dedicated product is coming! I find Figma unmatched for architecture diagrams. It’s nice to have them at my disposal when preparing slide shows.
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   by tyleo 2y ago

   This is almost my exact experience too.
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   by tyleo 2y ago

   By god do I agree with this. I feel like all my most diabolical ESM issues are beating the tsconfig.json, webpack.js, and package.json into shape to get ESM and legacy working.
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   by tyleo 2y ago

   Not a completely fair comparison IMO because the first term is an advantage when running for the second.
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   VRChat is Laying Off 30% of Team(ask.vrchat.com)

   84 points by tyleo 2y ago|74 comments
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   by tyleo 2y ago

   I find this article overly negative. It sucks that Spotify is bricking it but I doubt they care that it’s a potato. You can still do cool things with a potato.
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    These tablets are sweet. I also have one for some basic drawing.
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    I appreciate you taking a second look. Thank you!
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    It is a product with a one time cost. Not sure what you mean.
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    You’ve got me interested but I’m finding it quite annoying that WizTree doesn’t actually have pictures of the software UI on the website. At least not under any of the obvious links I’ve checked.
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    For Windows folks who want to use iPad as a second display, Luna Display is wonderful: https://astropad.com/product/lunadisplay/ I bought an iPad to use as a secondary portable Windows display and got a lot of mil
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    > I'm not satisfied at work I feel this somewhat but I’ve realized it’s somewhat seasonal and more a matter of perspective. I’ve had good times and bad times at work and they just come and go. During the good times I double down on
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    The Influence of Organizational Structure on Software Quality (2008)(citeseerx.ist.psu.edu)

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

    I'm reading 'Making Software: What Really Works, And Why We Believe It'. One chapter summarized this paper which attempts to build a defect prediction model based on organizational structure. I wanted to ask this community ab
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    I agree with this approach. I tried to make a few on my own and no one liked them. I wasted a lot of time making good dependencies for them because it felt like the right way and made me intellectually satisfied even though it really burne
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    I worked at a company which had a Unity builded codebase. The company had actually branched the codebase for two separate products. One of the products kept the .h/.cpp build running in CI in addition to the Unity build, the other prod
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    I believe that ‘crash the runtime’ is legitimate old behavior. IIRC changes eventually made the default crash on UnobservedTaskException an optional configuration setting and there is now an event they are reported with.
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    by tyleo 2y ago

    TBH I’ve despised the object oriented parts of PowerShell… and it’s been my primary shell for a decade. I just mainly use it with text.
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    by tyleo 3y ago

    Interesting. In my mind an id is an identity. I think of ids as ‘what distinguishes and object uniquely from other objects’.
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    by tyleo 3y ago

    Personal pet peeve but IMO ‘ID’ is a bad example because it is an abbreviation, not an acronym. I generally recommend ‘Id’ but I’ll admit, it’s like a tabs/spaces debate. ‘UI’ may be a better example :)
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    by tyleo 3y ago

    I was also just thinking this… but really only realized it reading the grand-post. Probably the general rule is simply, “you get more bugs when expectations don’t match reality”. Example: 1. (null) This value can’t be null 2. (article) This
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    by tyleo 3y ago

    Idt it’s political beliefs. The protestor was sorta heckling a presentation to my eye. Edit: This is even brought up in the second bullet of the linked page. > The worker stood and shouted during a presentation by Google Israel's ma
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    by tyleo 3y ago

    Yeah, I agree with you and now believe my first point is wrong. I still think the issues aren’t distributed equally and you provide some good examples of that.
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    by tyleo 3y ago

    Idk that those discussions human problems TBH or at least I don’t think they are distributed equally. America has a special obsession with these discussions and is a loud voice in the room.
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    by tyleo 3y ago

    Just sounds like a lazy cop to me.
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    by tyleo 3y ago

    Agreed with this. I feel like everyone complains about new Apple products. “The watch is square, no one will want it.” Apple is still doing fine. I'm at least going to wait a few years before making claims about the Vision Pro being a
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    by tyleo 3y ago

    This seems self-explanatory. “Camouflage Spam Network”