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A few takeaways from the Valve monopoly lawsuit:The only viable way to sell your PC game is through Steam. (EA tried for 8 years to do its own thing and

I'm always a little hesitant to post anything about Valve, for several reasons. This latest lawsuit has given me some hope that the PC video game business can be a

I've been thinking about what it would actually take to have a carbon-free economy at a large scale. I've built several house-scale off grid solar/wind/generator systems before, all using lead-acid

VR is niche. I keep hearing that "When enough computational power will be available on AR glasses, we expect this medium to make AR mainstream". I wear glasses all the

Sometimes, your self-organizing company reaches an equilibrium. Your workers refuse to do anything productive, and no matter what experiments you try, or individuals you hire, nothing gets shipped for years.

Before accepting a job and *especially* before relocating to a new city for a job:- Reach out to social media, friends of friends, etc. to find out what ex-employees think

Some advice I give to newcomers working in the software industry: Don't assume the job lasts forever. Think like an entrepreneur. Have an expiration date, always have many months of