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DylanDmitri
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Comment #43860983
30% on sales up to 10 million, 25% on additional sales up to $50 million, 20% on sales above that.
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Comment #43550385
We went to school together :) I would agree with Prof Sayood's "Signals and Systems" was a great class. I would agree that many TAs, including myself when I was a TA, were confused…
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Comment #43151674
I've been in some good coordinating calls for widespread incidents. Many unique individuals (15+) talked in a ten minute period, sharing context on what their teams were seeing, wh…
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Comment #43132862
Some EVs start with capacity “gated off” to limit the depth of early cycles and provide a more graceful degradation.
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Comment #42615979
Decline of the stay at home mom. Both parents tired from work means less quality attention, less consistent meals, etc..
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Comment #42562550
I gave this LOVE framework a try a couple years ago, but was dissuaded by the amount of spritework needed for my game. But looking at your prototype games here, they look pretty go…
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Comment #42382261
More fascism = less peripheral vision
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Comment #41929091
I would love a restaurant review site that could tell you “your brother’s friend from college has been here once and liked it”.
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Comment #41780852
The union could hold shares in a trust, pledging not to sell. Then vote with the shares, and distribute any dividends through to the workers.
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Comment #41682609
A 32" computer monitor is awful similar to a dumb TV from 20 years back. Projectors too.
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Comment #41572608
Seems a promising approach. Feedback at the bottom is (?) missing a submit button. Article was fine, but veered into overly verbose with redundant sections. A simplification pass, …
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Comment #41515165
Wait staff paid directly by customers is different from payments processed opaquely by the employer. Consider if a server got paid tips based only on the number of customer smiles …
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Comment #41405861
For 121, I ratio 130:80, then because I started ten under I subtract half that at the end. So about 75.
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Comment #41315380
It could be the guy was fine, and then something happened (bad case of long COVID?) and he’s left with the authority but not the discernment.
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Comment #41296010
I’m seeing a lot of meh products that take like 4 units of effort to integrate. I think multiple LLMs, deeply integrated into a cohesive product with 100+ effort units, that can be…
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Comment #40393786
Passive listening vs. Active creation. Also I supplemented my classes with doodle breaks.
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Comment #40182792
I’ve heard this means: teams get several months to work on just security. A lot of the work is cleaning up internal tools, secrets in deployment pipelines, that kind of work.
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Comment #40132460
Some can be constructed with varying levels of success. Default Golly comes with an “infinite novelty” scenario; it’s worth checking out for a couple hours.
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Comment #40088612
Really liked this essay on cognition - https://aeon.co/essays/how-to-understand-cells-tissues-and-o...
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Comment #40066688
Breaks down to: (1) build trust with your people, then (2) give them autonomy to guide their own work. The inverse of "Seeing Like a State".
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Comment #40032427
I'm a fan of: ``` alias editrc="vi ~/.zshrc && source ~/.zshrc" ``` Which waits until you exit to reload, saving you a command.
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Comment #39997526
SpaceX employees take the Musk fundraising and spend it well. They have systems in place to minimize his technical interference.
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Comment #39748016
Using VFX for realistic scenes is more involved. VFX requires more expertise to do convincingly and realistically, in the thousands of hours of experience. More involved scenes req…
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Comment #39517592
Doctors who graduate without loans have more leverage when deciding their next position. They can immediately go for research or volunteer work that otherwise wouldn’t recoup their…
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Comment #39506138
We see clearly the flaws around us, but it’s non-obvious that {person} 400 years ago was flawed and lazy as well. Or sick with illness for 15 years, and we vaccinate those today.