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by tyleo 4y ago
As an American both right and left leaning news outlets don’t seem trustworthy. I find right wing news particularly annoying as it seems to amount to anger spewing and name calling in many cases. Left wing outlets are no angels either and p
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by tyleo 4y ago
I imagine this will be front page. It would be nice if the link could be changed to a non-paywalled site. I recommend The Guardian though I’m mostly indifferent: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/jul/08&#
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by tyleo 4y ago
I think you are reading a lot into the development of an app. For anything the government does it seems like folks are ready to pop out and say, “the resources would be better spent on X.” Maybe true but I’d argue doing slightly wrong thing
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by tyleo 4y ago
I think it’s merely a style as you mention in your first sentence. Some people who speak using the objective style are just being loose with language. They still realize what they are saying is subjective. I talk like this even when I'
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by tyleo 4y ago
I wonder if we will see a Unity acquisition by one of the big tech companies soon. Microsoft in particular would have an interest given: 1. Their huge gaming org 2. They made C#
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Emotional Labor(en.wikipedia.org)
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by tyleo 4y ago
I like this take. I think I agree with it, though I wonder if there is a limit. For example, if warming gets bad enough that there are obvious issues causing millions, would it be enough for folks to realize, "the negative consequences
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by tyleo 4y ago
It’s a double edged sword and can depend on the question. For example, I’ve gotten a few “brain teaser” questions which are just dumb. On the other hand I’ve also had an interviewer in one of these loops sit me at a computer and build a sma
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by tyleo 4y ago
Dan Carlin has a podcast episode in "Hardcore History" where he describes the US as a "schizophrenic giant" (though I think he is quoting someone). Essentially he describes the US as being ineffective at making decisions
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by tyleo 4y ago
Incredible, your views are very close to my own. I slightly disagree on encapsulation in that my view is more like, “don’t let it get in the way”. I think this view on encapsulation makes much more sense from the data-oriented side though.
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by tyleo 4y ago
In my opinion, America not being okay with social safety nets is not equivalent to shop lifting being okay. It seems to me either: * Americans care about shoplifting but not social safety nets and it would mean that society has implicitly d
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by tyleo 4y ago
I live next to a grocery store with a high rate of theft and I couldn't agree more. The home goods section of the store has already closed due to theft. The freezers containing frozen seafood and frozen treats (ice cream) now have lock
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by tyleo 4y ago
I live next to a grocery store with a high rate of shoplifting and I disagree. Grocery stores are not charity. The issue has gotten so bad that freezers containing frozen sea food and ice cream now have locks on them. Problems should be sol
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by tyleo 4y ago
THE. - OSU fan
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by tyleo 4y ago
I’m a very well off millennial. My fiancé and I both have high paying tech jobs. We easily make the income of multiple families. That being said we are strained to buy a 3-bedroom house like that of my single Mother who only has a high scho
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by tyleo 4y ago
Agreed. Reflecting on the list, many aspects have to do with teamwork and cooperation. I’d go so far as to say the real 10x folks should strive for is 10xing their coworkers. If a 10x engineers is as good as 10 engineers, a 10x team of 5 ma
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by tyleo 4y ago
Why not just write it as SoA to begin with? I think the library is cool. It’s cool that this can be done with C++ and it’s cool that someone did it. However, when considering something like this for production I always think, “folks will un
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by tyleo 4y ago
I work for Rec Room. While we make a game, millions of kids are using it and "accidentally" learning engineering skills while they think they are making games :) We have a principal role open on the team right now but may be able
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by tyleo 4y ago
“What is a healthy amount of pushing vs too much?” Is a great question. Some friends and I had fairly negative experiences with childhood activities (for me sports, for them music). However, as we reflect on them as adults we are quite happ
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by tyleo 4y ago
I personally would threaten. Setting clear boundaries is important, “I’m unhappy in my current role and I’m looking for new opportunities. I’d love to find one at _this_ company but if we can’t work something out I may have to leave.” I’ll
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by tyleo 4y ago
> These things are not drugs but a new part of a human body. Like pants. Or even better, like glasses. The big difference is that glasses are a clear net positive. It is possible for phones to be a net positive but a phone is multipurpos
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by tyleo 4y ago
This headline is a joke as I feel with most of these "stock went up" headlines. There is an increase in the price of Bitcoin in the last 6 hours: that means very little. Stocks go up and down with no clear way to predict whether t
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by tyleo 4y ago
I think folks wanted to maintain that wise policy. Even in the days leading up to the war Ukraine dismissed the fact that Russia would attack as fear mongering. The problem is that Russia has now proven themselves an untrustable party. &quo
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by tyleo 4y ago
Potentially but it’s interesting to consider whether China would honor it. Thinking about it practically I don’t know what benefit they’d get from helping Russia in a full fledged war. Seems unlikely Russia would win and in the worst case -
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by tyleo 4y ago
To personify the problem a bit, I feel like Finland's hand is forced: Russia points guns at Ukraine and Finland and says, "Don't call for help or I will shoot you." Russia proceeds to shoot Ukraine anyways. Perhaps this
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by tyleo 4y ago
Agreed. “You are now on the unfriendly list,” says Russia. Except Ukraine was on the friendly list and look at where that got them.
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by tyleo 4y ago
Not quite. My understanding of WW1 is that the defense treaties were like multiple nets that all made enemies of each other come wartime. Today it seems that NATO is one big net and Russia is more or less an isolated node with no seriously
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by tyleo 5y ago
I highly recommend this book. I’m about half way through and it is one of the best on languages that I have read.
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by tyleo 5y ago
Wholeheartedly agree. This is not the norm at a couple multi-billion dollar companies where I've worked and I would leave if it were. If you are doing this you are making the world a worse place. Do not do this. Do not accept this. Fin
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by tyleo 5y ago
I don’t know what the west would do but I can’t imagine they’d stop. I can’t imagine it would be as simple as, “they used a nuke, we all better go home”.

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