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Modern Law of Leaky Abstractions
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Monte Carlo Simulation for Projections and Estimates
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8mo ago
Wrote a blog post about how I learned to use monte carlo simulations, and histogram charts to help me estimate and project things like costs, or project delivery dates ... while still communicating the uncertainty of the thing. I'd lov
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Cowboy Coders and the Shift to Structure – How Teams Grow
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1y ago
Ever worked with a "Cowboy Coder"? Or perhaps, you yourself are that gun-slingin' cowpoke! What works in a smaller team or startup, can eventually become a liability as a team grows if not managed correctly.
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Moving Fast vs. Root Cause Culture – How Teams Grow
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Does your team "move fast and break things"? Or do you slow down and find/fix the root cause every time? As always, the right answer is the classic "it depends", and each approach comes with its own pros and cons.
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1y ago
This is so friggin' cool!! I was wondering recently why Nintendo doesn't use it's already-existing channels of the on-Switch emulators, to let gamedevs make _new_ games for those platforms. That would be such a cool, nostalgi
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2y ago
Incredible to see the growth in capability of EmergentMind recently!
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3y ago
I'm legitimately surprised that whoever owns the blackberry IP didn't do something like this way sooner. edit : lol, nevermind https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38875842 > Ryan Seacrest (yes the Ryan Seacr
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3y ago
Love to see Energent Mind continuing to innovate!
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3y ago
Yes it works for C#!
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3y ago
Woooo!!!!! This is awesome news.
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6y ago
> You'll never get away with an illegal U-turn ever again because the city will pull footage from peoples' internet-of-crap dashcams and the machine learning algorithms will comb the feeds and send fines directly to your mailbo
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6y ago
I don't really think going viral on HN === mainstream ;)
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6y ago
This reminded me of this scene from Superbad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orFw3vlif8I
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6y ago
What a classic :) I was working at EA Tiburon when this came out (not on the Madden team). Good times.
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6y ago
I completely respect wanting to live in SF ... I have personal reasons why I can't move away from where I'm at, but I also have a full time job with a company headquartered literally as far as possible from me in the continental u
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6y ago
This is incredible, thanks for sharing!
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6y ago
This is why assigning an "onboarding buddy" is so important (even on-site) ... a new team member isn't going to feel empowered to ask questions and interrupt people right off the bat usually. Their more-senior onboarding budd
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6y ago
lol, imagine wanting to have a 2 hour public transit commute (one way) from SF to the googleplex
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6y ago
We are an adaptive species ... just because some folks are strong in-person (due to years of experience at it), doesn't mean they won't adapt to have better digital communication skills when it becomes a more prevalent practice. I
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6y ago
that's why you shouldn't use _either_ of those as repositories of information ... they're great for the ephemeral discussions, but once consensus is reached, you should have other ways of tracking that, whether it's: git
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6y ago
Has anyone ever made some variant of these "* does not exist" sites with some control sliders/options, that controls various aspects of what's generated? So things like: gender, hair color, face shape, etc? Basically, an
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6y ago
It fixes a power imbalance that allows for the platforms to take advantage of their customers. A platform becoming dominant is insidious because it takes away the "choice" ... if you want to do business, you will probably have to
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6y ago
ideally, no
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yes
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yes
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6y ago
So many comments about, "doesn't everyone know they do this?", and "everyone does this!" I say there should be an explicit difference between "running a platform", and "selling on a platform", an
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6y ago
Yeah ... it's a great system unless you live in a part of the country that is not trying a smart approach; a place where "best ideas" are routinely dismissed as partisan politics.
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