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faanghacker
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Comment #47805772
Agreed. And if more high income professionals pursued this path, it would tip the balance of power in the workforce away from employers. That's a win for all except those at the to…
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Comment #47800997
Keep in mind that for me it was before the FAANG companies became the new evil tech overlords, and to some extent even before the Great Financial Crisis of 2008. Back then it was m…
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Comment #47800098
High achieving college students.
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Comment #47799494
This article has a narrow definition of passive income, limiting it to these low-barrier-to-entry schemes. Other parts of the FIRE world have emphasized being a landlord or flippin…
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Comment #47189637
Shouldn't this be great news that the government is banned from using Anthropic? I don't know why suddenly the narrative here turns to spinning this as "Trump is evil" when this is…
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Comment #39656220
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Comment #39524151
Great answer, thank you for your perspective.
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Ask HN: Why do people care about Satoshi Nakamoto's identity?
Why is this even a thing, people wondering about who Satoshi really is? What good would it do for the rest of us to find out his real identity? Bitcoin has already taken off withou…
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Comment #35558126
https://www.ksbw.com/article/alix-tichelman-indicted-for-2nd...
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Comment #35455846
Roof Koreans were in LA not SF.
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Comment #33242633
Should be "lays off" /grammarnazi
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Comment #32211097
Han Solo was apparently wrong when he said "droids don't rip people's arms off when they lose."
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Comment #31438028
Save up money religiously for over a decade and retire early.
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Comment #30870184
I am a Silicon Valley native, graduated from Stanford, worked at Google for a decade. Never felt like I belonged there socially or in terms of viewpoints. I left to complete the jo…
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Comment #28438785
That was the whole point -- it was fixed early on by killing the tank, rendering the exploit useless, which is why you never see it in games anymore. Search on YT for the tank glit…
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Comment #28438033
> I sometimes get an urge to work on the myriad of game ideas I've written down over the years. And every time I remind myself that what I really like is the "idea" of making a gam…
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Comment #28437429
Not at all. Network issues make everything in games more complicated, not just bullets going through doors. Everything in games can be complicated: physics, doors, AI, network. Eve…
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Comment #28437299
It's called becoming a curmudgeon once you have dealt with enough bullshit in your life. I think much of the HN community can relate to that.
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Comment #28437285
Except network issues were not mentioned in the video. Moving the goalposts.
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Comment #28437264
I noticed that most if not all of these questions are applicable to doors in even simple 2D games. Whereas the physics engine and real-world realism aspects are what the video talk…
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Comment #28437107
Good thing I had the foresight not to "follow my passions" and work in big tech instead of game dev or academia, which is why I'm retired and don't need to worry about either regre…
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Comment #28437024
Yes, StarCraft I. The issue wasn't physical realism. The problem was that a player could move a tank under a building during mid-landing, siege it up, and the boundaries of the bui…