kaib

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by kaib 12y ago
More specifically when the user clicks on a specific point on the planet and moves the mouse cursor you want that point to still be under the cursor when the mouse button is released. You can extend this construct outside the central sphere
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by kaib 12y ago
YMMV. My first memories start as a trickle before the first year growing to a torrent starting from 12 months and forward. My sister hardly remembers anything before the age of 10. :-)
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by kaib 12y ago
I'm actually interested in a bit more detail as well. I've seen a few different fabrics in production (including proprietary non-public ones) and while I'm not sure IB is the answer Ethernet certainly has quite a few performa
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by kaib 12y ago
Does Ken count as a Systems C programmer? Most of the systems C programmers I know, who admittedly work on large distributed systems, like Go.
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by kaib 12y ago
Can you elaborate on this? Having split a lot of wood it's not clear this design is affected by handedness.
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by kaib 12y ago
> And the most advanced algorithm family for indexing point-like data is not in the literature at all. Don't leave us comp geom geeks hanging.. Which one are you referring to? :-)
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by kaib 13y ago
It works fine. When I did the initial implementation of the Go ARM compiler I mostly used my phone as a debug environment. Android was probably the only Linux distro where the compiler worked when 1.0 was released.
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by kaib 13y ago
This is subtle but extremely interesting. Input for computer graphics is very very hard. I've seen some great design work up close (Tinkercad) and this is one of the most interesting concepts in a while.
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Trying To Woo Animators, Disney Accidentally Invents “The Paperman Method”(fastcolabs.com)
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by kaib 13y ago
Having been raised in a cold and isolated country (Finland) I think you incorrectly assume that means a lot of time spent indoors. This can be true, but does not have to. I do think you are on to something with the idea of pods, most farmho
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by kaib 13y ago
I would actually like to know if we could hire him .. :-)
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by kaib 13y ago
Why wouldn't split stacks work on SPARC, is there something about the architecture that makes it impossible?
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by kaib 13y ago
That is almost doable, but would be exceptional unless your name is Rob, Robert or Ken. I think I could almost claim 9 years at that point, conveniently ignoring the fact I stopped coding a few years back.. :-)
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by kaib 13y ago
I'll counter your anecdotal evidence with my anecdotal evidence. I know a few systems guys who have three or more decades of experience with statically typed languages who prefer Go. :-)
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by kaib 13y ago
Many of the tools are actually reused again and again. However, between uses they are sterilized using an autoclave and then immediately put into sealed bags to maintain sterility.
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by kaib 13y ago
My impression is that static linking is undervalued by developers who have not been responsible for the production deployment of binaries to larger (hundreds or hundreds of thousands of systems). When debugging production systems at that sc
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by kaib 13y ago
Extrapolating from your use of "they" and the implied "us" I'm guessing that you haven't worked in the role of a CEO yourself. Taking that responsibility for a few years might not increase your respect for indi
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by kaib 13y ago
One important observation is that the interconnect out of the Phi cards is note very good. While the interconnect inside Phi is pretty good the bandwidth to communicate with other computing facilities is through the PCIe bus. This places th
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by kaib 13y ago
The comment on schools is incorrect. The school system changed a year back and now you have a very high chance of making it to your neighborhood school. This is both from reading the system description and first hand accounts from friends w
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by kaib 13y ago
I think we might have something out of interest for Wellposed. Fire me an email at kai@airstonelabs.com and lets talk more.
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by kaib 13y ago
The short answer is no, we only started selling the assets three weeks ago, a few months after announcing the shutdown. The longer answer is that selling part of your business while continuing in a business that is in any way related is usu
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by kaib 13y ago
Thanks! We are very happy with the outcome as well.
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by kaib 13y ago
Deal terms were not disclosed. That said Airstone is planning to fund development using the acquired funds.
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by kaib 13y ago
Autodesk engineering will take over all Tinkercad development. We are working on transitioning everything over, Autodesk has built a very strong and dedicated team to support Tinkercad. Airstone development will continue as before.
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by kaib 13y ago
I'm not privy to the AutoCAD roadmap but I would expect them to integrate with the consumer apps first.
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by kaib 13y ago
This was a pure asset deal, no personnel moved to Autodesk. The team will continue working full time on Airstone.
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by kaib 13y ago
Can you please mail team@tinkercad.com with your login email and we will look into it. Sounds like a bug.
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by kaib 13y ago
We did a quick deploy to fix one account class that hadn't been moved to the new free plan. The site is back up again. Edit: The site was down for 3 min and 32 s.
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by kaib 13y ago
Are you talking about exporting model data or doing 3D printing from within AutoCAD?
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by kaib 13y ago
I'm Kai, one of the founders of Tinkercad. If anyone has questions I'm happy to answer here.

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