ingenieros

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by ingenieros 8mo ago
Here you go: https://www.columnblog.com/p/the-adl-ignores-yet-another-elo...
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by ingenieros 8mo ago
USAID was ironically a significant customer for Starlink. People are probably already familiar with the 5,000 Ukraine terminal scandal, but pretty much all their offices (in Colombia at least) had 1 or more terminals. What does USAID have a
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by ingenieros 10mo ago
Perhaps for the same reason we got Airbnb of all companies to create Lottie. https://lottie.airbnb.tech/#/ These companies have super talented engineers and can afford to invest in skunkworks projects like these when t
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by ingenieros 11mo ago
Colonialism? Take the Falkland Islands as a small example. Ever since the British won the war in 1983 all inhabitants were automatically granted British Citizenship, hence no need for a separate passport.
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by ingenieros 1y ago
It's all shaders! That's why they take up so little memory space. Here's a video where IQ explains how to "model" a greek temple using this technique: https://youtu.be/-pdSjBPH3zM?t=303
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by ingenieros 2y ago
> Where Unity beats Godot is in the "Triple I" and "Double A" categories, as it has better 3D/performance features, tooling and add-ons While this is true it does come with a big caveat. Every single AA developer
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by ingenieros 2y ago
Point taken! I would only add that Ray-Bans have become somewhat of a timeless fashion icon and this isn't something that you can easily replicate no matter how much R&D money you have at your disposal. (Just look at how goofy Snap
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by ingenieros 2y ago
This so called “sweet spot” comes at the cost of billions of dollars in operating losses and layoffs at Reality Labs year after year. The worst part is that Meta is merely licensing the Ray-Ban form factor and this also comes at a hefty pri
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by ingenieros 2y ago
Swift Playgrounds might be the closest thing, but it’s nowhere near as fun or intuitive as HC once was.
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by ingenieros 2y ago
Google has a Creative Lab which employs a handful of creative coders who primarily work with emerging tech on experimental projects. They also offer a one year paid fellowship to young grads to join their labs in either NY or London: https
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by ingenieros 2y ago
The big players in this field are actually Optitex and Gerber AccuMark. Lookup any pattern making job from the likes of adidas, Patagonia or Arc’teryx and they require knowledge in one of those two. The reason why CLO is becoming so popular
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by ingenieros 3y ago
They've designed a bunch of stuff for IKEA and other brands: https://teenage.engineering/designs
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by ingenieros 3y ago
According to this old article they are much more than simple consultants: https://www.theverge.com/2021/2/24/22298802/nothing-teenage-... "Pei says that Teenage Engineering is one of Nothing’s found
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by ingenieros 3y ago
Worldwide? Nothing Phone 1 wasn't even available for purchase in the U.S and I've yet to see any of their other products being sold throughout latam. They operate like the infamous street fashion brand Supreme with limited "d
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by ingenieros 3y ago
> How do these managers get jobs in these big name companies? Nothing is very far from what I would consider a "big name company" They are actually a really small joint venture between Carl Pei and Teenage Engineering. This who
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by ingenieros 3y ago
Then eat the blossoms before they turn into actual zucchinis. Mexicans have enough recipes to keep you busy for 4 months straight.
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by ingenieros 3y ago
They were acquihired by Zynga of all companies which then promptly proceeded to kill off all their products.
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by ingenieros 3y ago
thx :)
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by ingenieros 3y ago
It's a shame that this is behind a paywall and I already used my free enotes trial a long time ago.
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by ingenieros 3y ago
I'd like to see your sources because this is the first time I'm hearing about this and I'm Colombian! For starters, the Muiscas never inhabited that region so this wild claim makes no sense at all! https://colombi
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by ingenieros 3y ago
The process is not completely absent in South America, it's just named differently. In Colombia for example it is referred to as maíz "pelado" and in Venezuela it is spelled slightly different "pelao" but the proces
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by ingenieros 3y ago
Coolchile in the UK will export their masa to just about every country in the E.U.
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by ingenieros 3y ago
"The system can stop an immersive experience when people get too close to a physical object or when they move too quickly." "System can stop" seems to indicate that the whole Vision Pro shuts down or goes into suspended
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by ingenieros 3y ago
If I'm understanding Apple's documentation correctly it seems like the app would automatically shutdown every single time you move to a new location. If this is the case then it would make for terrible UX having to reboot constant
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by ingenieros 3y ago
You won't be able to move more than 1 meter with this device. https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guideline... If a person moves more than about a meter, the system automatically makes all displayed
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by ingenieros 3y ago
They are treating this as a major game console sdk with all the NDA's that come with them.
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by ingenieros 3y ago
There's a long vetting process which all studios must undergo in order to get approval to develop on all major consoles. Notice that I use the word: "studios" and this is simply because if you want to self-publish a game you
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by ingenieros 3y ago
That didn't stop Montenegro from finding some other probable causes (fake passports) to arrest Do Kwon. They are now trying to decide where to extradite him. US, South Korea and Singapore all want a piece of him. https://www
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by ingenieros 3y ago
Because it makes searching for info online much more complicated than it needs to be. Take Ubuntu Unity for instance, Unity is one of the most popular game engines out there and it also happens to run on Linux. When you do a search for Unit
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by ingenieros 4y ago
Dubai perhaps? With all the sanctions in place there's very few places where oligarchs can safely store their money. https://www.cnbc.com/2022/04/27/credit-suisse-document-shred...

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