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I'm assuming you mean commercial supersonic flight? I'm pretty sure there are plenty of military supersonic planes.

My fear with this is always that the platform team stops building a platform that is particularly useful. "The Platform" becomes the important thing to them instead of the product it delivers. It's also a good way for the platform team to get viewed as a cost center.

Is memorization of an API surface competence? This feels very much like a "back in my day" argument.

This seems to break down when having to do general it support at medium to large scale.

This is the core of the materialism vs dualism debate.

You aren't getting downvoted for the opinion, but for the tone and lack of constructive feedback. The following is from the HN comment guidelines:

Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. A good critical comment teaches us something.

Honestly this is my experience with ui in most, if not all, game engines.

Haha well aware as a current on call SDE at one of them!

Isn't that the idea behind separating out the SRE (site reliability engineer) role from software engineering?

The obvious answer is that the responders are two distinct subsets of hn users.

If you have a browser on a computer you have a js repl.

I really don't understand the attitude of getting frustrated when people correct mistakes in your code review. I would so much rather have a coworker catch my bug in a cr than have it make it to prod. One is mildly embarrassing (if you tie your ego to your code) the other has an actual impact.

Do you use any version control management system like git, svn, or fossil? If not, your first step would likely setting up your project with one of them (most likely git) and then just pushing it to a service like github.

Here's an article on how a few different image hashing algorithms work https://content-blockchain.org/research/testing-different-im.... I think in general they still function with resizing (and a few other image manipulations), but I don't think they handle cropping.

Performance improvement plan

The north east coast has 4 states with some of the highest homelessness rates (New York, Vermont, Maine, and Massachusetts). https://www.statista.com/statistics/727847/homelessness-rate...

Could it be public just linked to role and not name? Still has issues with roles that are unique enough to be identifying though.

I think the argument isn't that people should be free to do that, but that it may not be worth giving that level of observational ability to the governing body to stop car break ins.

In my experience the "this is so small it doesn't need a code review" changes are more often the ones that blow things up.

I've heard of similar things being done for ADA compliance. Something about requiring a phone line to be up at all the same times as the website so instead of a 24/7 call center you just turn the site off.

Here's a link https://www.sjc.edu/.

Im really struggling to wrap my head around "not being wired for child care". We live in a world full of things that we as humans are obviously not "wired" for as we have created them in the past few hundred years, but the line gets drawn at child care for men?

There is one mentioned in the top comment, St. John's.

And the flip side of that with YAML is you can stream it, but you don't know once you've gotten to the end if it was the whole document without some user defined checksum mechanism.

The point is the goal of a submarine is to allow humans to traverse large distances underwater, the semantics of how it does so are unimportant. Similarly the ability of a computer to think is moot, its the results we get from that that matter.

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Honest question, is there any evidence that the effort of the early engineering team of a startup has a strong relationship with a high value exit?

I mean that and his hn handle is his first and last name.

They definitely aren't besties, but from everything I've read they have a mutual respect for each other creatively and professionally.

I can second this. I was experiencing the exact same thing for a while.