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by kimar 2y ago
Obvious plug but my company[1] is building a multi-user real-time 3d engine. Think Figma meets Unity. There are lots of fun use cases around working collaboratively on subparts of a larger 3d system without having to break it apart: - arch
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by kimar 3y ago
3dverse | Montreal, CAN | Onsite/hybrid (within CAN) About us: We are building a real-time cloud-based 3D engine-as-a-Service to reduce the pain in building, collaborating on, and deploying 3D content at scale. We are a team of 12, alm
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by kimar 3y ago
https://3dverse.com/careers
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by kimar 3y ago
3dverse | Montreal, CAN | Onsite/hybrid (within CAN) | Visa About us: We are building a real-time cloud-based 3D engine-as-a-Service to reduce the pain in building, collaborating on, and deploying 3D content at scale. We are a team of
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by kimar 3y ago
3dverse | Real-time Network Engineer | Montreal | Hybrid We are building a cloud-base real-time 3D engine and are looking for an experienced and passionate network engineer to help us develop network protocols optimized for real-time multip
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by kimar 4y ago
I'm going through this process right now and would love to find examples of a larger open-source codebases doing this, in case anybody has references.
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by kimar 5y ago
There's a great Reply All podcast about local politics in the town where this plant is to be built. Beware, it's slightly infuriating. https://gimletmedia.com/shows/reply-all/wbhjwd
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by kimar 5y ago
Very cool. Genuine question: is using the URL as the encryption key considered secured enough for most usecases? I imagine most people share these links via email, and if you or your recipient use a non-secure email provider, we should exp
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All the mines Tesla needs to build 20M cars a year(mining.com)
3 points by kimar 6y ago|0 comments
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by kimar 7y ago
Very nice. Any plans on open-sourcing this? I'm a newbie at blackjack and have been wanting to build a similarly minimalistic version adding a "strategy feedback" mode to help me memorize basic strategies.
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by kimar 7y ago
One obvious step that seems to be missing is having governments acknowledge this as a top priority. Make carbon-based energy production expensive enough that these technological innovations are the only alternative. It seems like a classic
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by kimar 8y ago
I didn't know that website but it seems to have lots of interesting content. On a related note, Thinking in Systems: A Primer by Donella H. Meadows is one of my favorite books.
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by kimar 8y ago
Could it be that Dan's personal threshold for "knowing" things is just higher than that of most of us? Surely there are things on that list which he could pick up effortlessly if need be (eg: flexbox, sass).
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by kimar 9y ago
Thanks for sharing this! Quote from the article: In the original Civilization, it was because of a bug. Each leader in the game had an “aggression” rating, and Gandhi - to best reflect his real-world persona - was given the lowest score po
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by kimar 9y ago
Agree. For one, BTC's decentralized nature makes the ponzi scheme highly resilient and scalable. On top of that, the coolness factor is undeniable. As the Yale economist Robert J. Shiller puts it "You’re fast. You’re smart. You’ve
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Why is Fibonacci used in agile planning poker? (2012)(yakyma.com)
3 points by kimar 9y ago|0 comments
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by kimar 9y ago
Out of curiosity, what stage is your company at that your lawyer has an influence on your tech stack? Was this part of due diligence for fundraising?
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Economic Inequality Is Worse Than We Think (2015)(scientificamerican.com)
53 points by kimar 9y ago|98 comments
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by kimar 9y ago
I feel the same way. I think the article mostly describes the "travel porn" phenomenon which can also be found in a lot of "digital nomad" blogs: people making a living out of exhibiting a seemingly glamorous lifestyle.
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by kimar 9y ago
I second that.
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Island Gigantism(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by kimar 10y ago|0 comments
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by kimar 10y ago
Funny that the article fails to mention Jony Ive as the obvious successor to Cook. Doesn't it look like Apple has its next "creative CEO" all prepped up?
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by kimar 10y ago
Reminds me of a conversation I had as a teenager visiting Michigan while I was growing up in France. A friend asked: "What's France like? Don't you guys have less freedom?" This was in the post-Iraq War context when Free
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TodoMVC with React Native and Redux(blog.thebakery.io)
2 points by kimar 10y ago|0 comments
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by kimar 10y ago
The product looks very appealing but I'm not willing to entrust any company with that level of personal data. I'd be willing to pay to have a self-hosted version of Gyroscope. Curious if it's on the roadmap.
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React Native Experimental Navigation with Redux(blog.thebakery.io)
2 points by kimar 10y ago|0 comments
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by kimar 10y ago
Thanks for this Max! We used it recently to migrate a Backbone/Marionette app[1] to React/Redux and it saved us a great deal of time. We hope to write a full writeup on the migration itself soon but meanwhile we've released t
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by kimar 10y ago
http://www.goodui.org/ is a good place to start.
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Introducing Meteor DevTools for Chrome(blog.thebakery.io)
3 points by kimar 10y ago|0 comments
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by kimar 11y ago
I love that book and it was the first thing that came to my mind reading this story.

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