If someone is a "rockstar developer", does it mean they can fill a stadium when they do a live coding session (complete with pyrotechnics)? And if they can, why would they work for your startup?
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To be honest I *would* pay $50 to see a pyrotechnics-enhanced live coding session of @ID_AA_Carmack making a 3D game engine from scratch
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The one time I did a live coding session at Oculus Connect using my (sadly abandoned) VrScript project, an extended period of silence was interrupted by someone's phone making a cricket chirp notification sound.
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rock on
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I second this.
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Well... I have a goal to strive for now.
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$100 for
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While blindfolded?
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You among another 40 in the stadium.
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Deep learning guys are really hard to get, so a normal dictionary attacker cant attack the Oxford attacker! Dispersed computing coming! At road intersections so that car computation would be helped be adjacent buildings IoTs. Using Bchain update!
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Coding with style is a new trend. Code like nobody's reviewing, compile like you've never caught exceptions
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