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Reasons Python Sucks (2018)
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I want to use Warp but it has forced telemetry. Any roadmap for making this more private? Would happily give you my money
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4y ago
Good lord that is gloomy. Thanks for sharing
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I interviewed a couple years back and found it to be a very weird, cold process. It's a neat business model but I don't know about their culture.
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EDIT: Thank you all for generously sharing your time in writing up such thoughtful answers. -- Would love to hear more on your perspective / insight. This is all intentional, right? My understanding is that the fed is leaning into this
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Seems very cool! I gotta say hosting someone else's code seems very ballsy. Building a service like this is something I've considered before but always wonder, how do you make sure they're not doing unscrupulous activities?
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4y ago
> It's in the app store(s) > Is it? (in the app stores?)
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is it? I clicked the Play Store link on their website and it goes to a 404
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yeah my BS detector is going off. this is a thinly vieled click bait marketing spam
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> Seems like we are at a point in time where the really talented people have left software engineering due to age or being promoted upwards. Agree that is a factor, but a small one. > It feels like as a collective software engine
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I never played this game, but heard it described as "vast". Was curious what programming language it was written in, and instead found this: https://www.dwarffortresswiki.org/index.php/Language WTF is this ga
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A New Music Programming Pin
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The transparency of this is really amazing; big respect. It's interesting to think that this information was quietly posted to their low-traffic blog with little notice, meanwhile the information contained is actually extremely valuabl
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I've been a hiring manager for a couple of years now, and have nearly 10 yrs professional dev experience in the industry. Bootcamps are a red flag for you? What? Do you have any rationale for that? Makes zero sense to me. If someone ha
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It's a short and sweet comment with a lot of understated power. A lot of people mistakenly conflate management with upward growth, and mistakenly believe you're not growing if you don't make this "career leap". Mana
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No way! This is the creator of Hapland... As a kid playing flash games on websites all day like Addicting Games, Armor Games, etc. you don't really think much about the people behind these projects. Then time goes on and they cement th
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This is just anecdotal evidence vs. anecdotal evidence. Not sure how anyone can remark if this or that "holds up".
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TL;DR unless you're super passionate about networking, don't waste time reinventing the wheel. These problems have all been solved already. I've been building a MOBA, using Photon Engine for the networking. It's a framew
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social validation / ego at the minimum. for many people it's a foot in the door to a modern entertainment career, getting sponsorships, etc
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This is a very emotional subject for many people here because people still have causes which perhaps feel are going unaddressed. I hope that we can all celebrate this win, without getting mad at each other for celebrating it. 1. No human ha
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4y ago
I take the copious downvotes as confirmation!
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can someone explain to me in simple terms why governments have constant obsessions with IDing/tracking everyone everywhere all the time?
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4y ago
There seem two be two different things here. 1. "100,000x as many content creators to support" Hollywood has always been flooded with countless failed would-be actors / entertainers. Just because you can't see them l
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it seems many people read way too far into this with a distorted "back in my day!" mentality. I watch twitch nearly every day and subscribe to (pay) a couple of streamers. You know what I don't watch? TV. Cable, satellite, o
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It seems like they would be invulnerable to modern germs, because how could any germs exist which would thrive off hundred-million-year-old genomes
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This whole comment comes across as "you either got it, or you don't. it's something you're born with." Not sure if that was your intent but I just want to make it crystal clear that that's completely untrue. Bu
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Predict HN: In 10 years, AI partners are the norm
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Wow this is really nice! It also somehow feels enlightened too Is there a good book of her work you'd recommend, or just grab any that's as full as possible?
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I actually love the url; it's endearing.
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Elon Musk seems to do a lot of things from intuition / gut, when he's not busy claiming other people's work as his own. For example, he spent a ton of resources into the Tesla megafactories trying to automate 100% of the proc
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