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by wilde 3y ago
It is very possible to make a game that runs like shit in Unreal. Immortals of Aveum comes to mind.
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by wilde 3y ago
If I put my drink in an unloaded handgun can I have it on a flight now? /s
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by wilde 3y ago
JustJS would like a word https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=data-r20&tes...
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by wilde 3y ago
They are correlated until you admit to using them in the performance process. Then they’re far too easy to game and become useless. What we haven’t found is an adversary-resistant measure of productivity.
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by wilde 3y ago
This is effectively Meta’s perf process in portions of the company.
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by wilde 3y ago
Your citation is structured vs unstructured interviews. Not overall. Ugh I can’t find the original source but this concept comes from a 2013 study from Google? Finding old stuff on the internet is hard. https://www.quora.com&#x2F
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by wilde 3y ago
What positive effects have you seen?
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by wilde 3y ago
I hope Tesla pays lots in damages and then keeps improving their systems. If they’re truly below the rate of human error when segmented by scenario there’s no reason for a ban. I also wish they’d knock it off with purposefully misleading ma
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by wilde 3y ago
Check your credit card statement. It’s $13-19 now and steadily rising every 6 months. And that’s on top of the in-content sponsorships and merchandise most creators are selling. Nah, happy to steal from Google, the creators are fine.
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by wilde 3y ago
I might believe the argument more if there wasn’t a typo in the first sentence.
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by wilde 3y ago
The prisoner’s dilemma of existing residents resisting density thinking it drives up their home price.
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by wilde 3y ago
Ah yes if only they had a survey to ignore instead of loud employee complaints in Slack telling them this would be the outcome. But nah, that’s just the troublemakers. The silent majority of employees love 2h commutes to reset for the work
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by wilde 3y ago
Income has fallen below costs. Costs: $40k equivalent [1] Income: $37k equivalent [2] Combine that with an expectation for women to stop working once they marry and surprise, people rationally find that it doesn’t make sense. [1] https:&#x
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by wilde 3y ago
The author is saying that they want to write things that generate discussion threads of interest to them. You have different interests. Quick on the trigger is exactly the point of the dig example. The author is reminding you that you have
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by wilde 3y ago
The pressure to replicate would make folks publish things in forms that are easier to replicate. This cost would go down over time.
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by wilde 3y ago
You can easily look up non peer reviewed papers on arxiv. Why would this be different with replication?
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by wilde 3y ago
Can you start it without a login? They have a launcher
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by wilde 3y ago
Before the first marriage only? Since people can remarry the objection stands.
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by wilde 3y ago
I mean yes Elon doesn’t want to spend money. Whether he has to would be determined by a court, if the handle owners decided to sue for unfair trade practices or the like.
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by wilde 3y ago
Of course there’s a correlation between number of divorces and number of partners. If you stay married you are less likely to have more partners lol. It’s the reverse of the cause you’re implying.
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by wilde 3y ago
Yeah I can turn off notifications in slack too. What are the defaults? If they’re all on by default it sets the expectation of online availability 24/7.
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by wilde 3y ago
I’m glad folks are trying things. But if the messaging triggers a sync notification, they probably haven’t solved anything
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by wilde 3y ago
Hiring managers are looking for people like themselves. Simon is big on blogging and OSS so he looks for that. This type of bias is especially present at smaller companies where there isn’t much formal evaluation of hiring processes. Hell,
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by wilde 3y ago
You’re making a few bad assumptions. 1) Google and you are defining spam differently. 2) Spam is adversarial. They have the ability to block spam domains from last week, but it’s an ongoing investment as the adversaries adapt. That said I d
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by wilde 3y ago
* As others were saying “no-code” implies non-tech. I’d focus on “continuous” or “api performance testing on autopilot”. * Marketing websites need to be mobile first. Your first impression will be on a phone even if the product isn’t usable
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by wilde 3y ago
Tell that to some illegal numbers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number
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by wilde 3y ago
Yeah compared to not having a monorepo and buying more SSDs. The separate repos are much nicer to work in, but harder for the infra folks to manage. I miss having dataswarm as a separate repo. I will miss IG’s. I understand the tradeoff. Th
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by wilde 3y ago
That’s like saying cargo ships are fast because they carry lots of stuff. It’s still slow in absolute terms to get my stuff from China.
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by wilde 3y ago
> Eden is fast. Crazy fast, in fact, if you look at the size of the monorepo. You’re measuring the wrong thing. The user actions are slow and take several seconds to complete usually. No one gives a shit how big the repo is. They care ho
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by wilde 3y ago
This is what chargebacks are for.

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