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hme
9y ago
I have not, does he write about the Aibo development history ?
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hme
9y ago
The toy itself is not very fun. Even pretty annoying sometimes (like the stupid daily calibration task). It has no brain, you have to dedicate a smartphone to this. It's a very wrong move I think, though I understand the cost benefits.
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hme
9y ago
I own both an old ERS-7 and a Cozmo. It's striking how much Aibo is a likeable thing, full of surprise compared to Cozmo. I really noticed it when I got Cozmo. It's a shame given the amount of computational power Cozmo gets from t
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Rethinking Web UI's with WebGL
(youtube.com)
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hme
9y ago
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Ask HN: What power user alternative to evernote
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hme
9y ago
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hme
10y ago
It's actually a feature. It saved you one day of your life. And if this free service just disappears some day, you are just one day away to build your own. You got your number from Twilio, there is no lock-in.
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hme
10y ago
I don't live in the US, so Google Voice is not available, and I don't know much about it. Using Twilio seems right to me, because it's basically a low level phone number provider, you don't feel that locked.
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hme
10y ago
It's hosted on a paid Heroku instance, our own company number is served by this. The server didn't break a sweat with this HN traffic.
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hme
10y ago
Thanks ! I'll fix this.
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hme
10y ago
You keep control over your number, which you bought on Twilio.
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Show HN: A virtual phone number for your company based on Twilio
(thisnumber.rocks)
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10y ago
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hme
11y ago
I once tried to find interns for my startup at Epitech (42 is a copy of Epitech). Their level in mathematics was abysmal. I mean they didn't even understand how to use basic trigonometric functions. There is a very good reason if the b
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hme
11y ago
I'm currently reading all your old posts on factor. It's so sad that it seems almost dead, it's incredibly good and mind bending. Have you lost interest for this language ?
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Tutorial: A Hello World in Coq (with IO)
(coq-blog.clarus.me)
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12y ago
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hme
12y ago
The name has an history, but the fact that UK (and US) have a problem with it is probably the very reason why it's been kept like this. After all "bit" in french has exactly the same meaning as "cock" in english. fr
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hme
12y ago
Anything to do with Aurora ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6iUm_Cqx2s
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hme
13y ago
Absolutely. It's not a trick, it's an official system to help entrepreneurship. You need to have worked at least 2 years to have unemployment right though. So as hartator said, you don't get it straight after college.
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hme
13y ago
Nope, it's totally ok. Tested for 4 years with a control from a government agent lately with 2 engineers and a 3D artist without any engineering degree. CIR is way broader than what people think, and it has been made even broader this
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hme
13y ago
You don't need to hire PHD at all. Engineers are fine, and not even mandatory. You can do a lot of tasks on tax credits, even graphic design or testing.
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hme
13y ago
Any serious entrepreneur in France can double the company income or raided funds with the help of national and local R&D grants, funds and tax credits (Crédit Impot Recherche). Add to that two years of salary for the founders paid by th
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hme
15y ago
Oh right, I thought it was today ! Maybe I'll be in Paris !
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hme
15y ago
Cool ! Too bad I'm not in Paris ! You guys are real geeks, doing a tech meetup on the French Music Day ! I'd love to see such a meetup in Lyon.
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16y ago
Awesome idea !
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hme
16y ago
Isn't this an exact copy of the Startup Weekend concept ?
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Retweeting links and replying “cool stuff ” is not a discussion
(aworldforus.tumblr.com)
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16y ago
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17y ago
The whole idea of this is to allow large groups events. Think 20+ participants. Using 3D allows us to spatialize the event, while staying very dynamic. Groups can form, change, recreate just by moving. The sound is spatialized too, so it co
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hme
17y ago
An interesting aspect of Assemblive for you, hackers, is that you can embedd a 3D+VOIP widget into any web site. You can add realtime interactions and self awareness of your visitors with only a few lines of code. Here is a screencast of it
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hme
17y ago
Unity3D is much more mature and full featured right now (and even more when we started working on this). We are looking into WebGL too, to soon for prime time but promising.
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hme
17y ago
Yes, we use Unity3D, a web plugin to run hardware accelerated 3D in the browser. They don't support Linux yet, but now that they raised a huge amount of money from Sequoia they might work on it (if they want to support ChromeOS they'd bette
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Ask HN: Please review my 3D+VOIP web project (Assemblive.com)
(assemblive.com)
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hme
17y ago
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