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tytrdev

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About tytrdev

Software Engineer, Musician, Father. Host of The Virtual World Podcast.

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    Comment #48115696

    Dystopiabook

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    Comment #30953892

    Meh. I tried a single (reasonable) search and got "no results." Probably a fluke but not initially promising.

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    Comment #30812623

    I agree, especially with the statement that Unix isn’t good enough and getting worse. I feel like that was one of the core assumptions and point of the article, but it didn’t have …

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    Comment #30808632

    Old one reads poem They're angry, a lack of Ken Clicks downward arrow

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    Comment #30802336

    Java for old folks I guess their abacus broke This is a haiku

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    Comment #30024536

    I was just getting at the illusion of choice. At the end of the day it's all owned by the same handful of small groups. Found out yesterday that Blizzard apparently owns King. Tenc…

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    Comment #29985972

    Honestly wasn't thinking about xbox at all. Good point. Now I'm wondering what the market share is between the two. I'd guess xbox is properly higher?

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    Comment #29984979

    Also apparently tencent owns like 40% of Epic Games? It's all bullshit folks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6-r7GNlZvk&ab_channel=Cap.H...

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    Comment #29984960

    They still rely extremely heavily on Nvidias ability to create more and more powerful hardware. I recently found out that like 70% of the world's supercomputers are powered by nvid…

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    Comment #29234868

    For anyone interested in escaping the world of sad layouts, check out some ortholinear options and/or ergo splits. https://olkb.com/ Also, look into QMK. For anyone who wants a mor…

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    Comment #29203311

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29166818

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    Comment #29171991

    You probably know this but: ll and la are shorthand for ls -l and ls -la

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    Ask HN: Lisp users, how powerful is metalinguistic programming?

    For experienced lisp users: how important have metalinguistic capabilities been for your work? How often do you create DSLs, interpreters, compilers, language extensions, syntactic…

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    Ask HN: Strategy games that positively push your cognitive boundaries?

    Hey, folks. I'll keep it simple. Does anyone have any recommendations for strategy games that have helped you develop new ideas that are useful in the life of an engineer/entrepren…

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    Comment #29102854

    Can't wait to see if Fennel can support this =)

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    Comment #29069072

    1. GDPR 2. Intercept and scan all civilian communication 3. ??? 4. Yellowstone explodes

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    Comment #29039940

    Yes, but only a part. It’s not just about having something akin to actors for concurrency and execution. It’s also about having a dynamic system - one that can update its behavior …

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    Ask HN: Best modern approaches to building composable distributed systems?

    Hey, folks. Looking for some insight on distributed systems setups but not exactly sure how to phrase it. Here goes: Does anyone know of any decent approaches to building organic s…

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    Comment #28973962

    I’ve helped a lot of people with different types of issues related to software throughout my career without presuming to charge them for my time. Coding is all about problem solvin…

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    Comment #28973658

    I’ve been reflecting on this a bit lately. I’d really like to find a personal mentor in the world of Software Engineering and tech leadership. I think we tend to let mentoring happ…

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    Comment #28972792

    Thought maybe rollback was coming for ProjectM players for a second ={

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    Comment #28972771

    Weird take IMO. I don’t trust MS and strive to stay away from their products where possible. Their acquisitions of a lot of OSS stuff make that pretty hard these days, though… But …