memoryhole

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by memoryhole 9y ago
We have, and we open sourced it :) https://www.spinnaker.io/ Here is a blog post (2010) describing the decision to move out of our own data centers: https://medium.com/netflix-techblog/four-reasons-we-c
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by memoryhole 10y ago
Several years ago, the company I worked for hired an awesome C++ dev we found from a listing I posted to "Who's Hiring". It definitely works. He was one of the most resourceful and talented developers we had.
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by memoryhole 10y ago
I believe that is the point. Choose the right serialization strategy to fit the job. Most projects default to JSON regardless of how suitable. At some scale that should be revisited since the human-readable / performance trade-off equa
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A World Without JSON(youtube.com)
7 points by memoryhole 10y ago|0 comments
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by memoryhole 12y ago
We plan on releasing a technical post later this week with the details. In the meantime, if you are curious about the platform checkout the forums and wiki at http://nesdev.com
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by memoryhole 12y ago
Thanks!
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by memoryhole 12y ago
This is exactly what we did. The video frames were converted to tilesets and stored in the rom image. For playback, the memory mapper (MMC3) is used to swap between the frames without having to rely on too much CPU. Luckily Guy figured out
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by memoryhole 12y ago
Hey, I'm Alex, one of the two developers in the video. You are correct, the short video you see is pre-converted and stored statically. In fact, the original plan we had was to stick a raspberry pi in the cart to handle networking and
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by memoryhole 13y ago
Yes it definitely works. We hired a very talented remote c++ dev using this method.
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by memoryhole 14y ago
Yes, we are definitely interested in people with your skill-set. Please pop Will an email :)
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by memoryhole 14y ago
3D Avatar School (Hong Kong) - Full time, part time, contract, local or remote We are an expanding Hong Kong-based startup that is harnessing 3D gaming technology for language education. In our online virtual environments, teachers and stud
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by memoryhole 16y ago
I'm not sure if it is production quality, but I have successfully used this to get C-with-blocks in Archlinux. http://compiler-rt.llvm.org/index.html