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by VinzO 18y ago
I clicked on the link several times and I finally reached it.
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by VinzO 18y ago
Are you guys working full time on this?
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by VinzO 18y ago
Without more details on what you want to do, it is hard to say. And if it is your first language, probably that none of them is a good choice. Why limit the choice to these two languages?
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by VinzO 18y ago
I use linkedin often too but I can't remember having an error message.
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by VinzO 18y ago
In my opinion it would be a mistake to see only the cities. I traveled on the west coast a few years ago and I was amazed by the beautiful nature. Yosemite Park, Tahoe Lake, Death Valley, Grand Canyon are a MUST. Santa Cruz, Monterey, Carme
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PHP Sucks, But It Doesn't Matter(codinghorror.com)
62 points by VinzO 18y ago|59 comments
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by VinzO 19y ago
I like to listen to movies soundtrack, because most of the times it has no lyrics. I listen specially a lot "The Lord Of The Rings soundtrack. Also Pink Floyd which is a lot instrumental.
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First fuel cell powered plane(popularmechanics.com)
2 points by VinzO 19y ago|0 comments
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Ask YC : Anyone experienced an online CS degree?
2 points by VinzO 19y ago|2 comments
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by VinzO 19y ago
I already passed the college age. I am 30 years old and I have a familly to support. So if I can avoid investing time and money for a degree, I would prefer. But if someone knows a good online degree, maybe I would consider it. I don't have
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Ask YC : How to jump in the video games development?
1 points by VinzO 19y ago|5 comments
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Ask YC: What is your favorite Version control SW?
1 points by VinzO 19y ago|1 comments
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by VinzO 19y ago
FPGA allows you to do digital hardware. My point of view is that a startup will have troubles competing on digital hardware development. Digital hardware is kinda "easy" developpment that can be done much cheaper in eastern europe or asia.
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by VinzO 19y ago
The problem is that for a startup in hardware the initial investment will be much more important. If you look only at the development tools (for example : simulation tools) it is already very expensive. And if you don't want to be only a R&
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by VinzO 19y ago
Babelfish is good to translate usual words. But it is poor to translate sentences.
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by VinzO 19y ago
Does anyone experienced online CS degree?
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by VinzO 19y ago
Do you have an idea of how much renenue you can do for an average game on that kind of websites?
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by VinzO 19y ago
Thanks for your reply. One more question, I am maybe old fashionned, but weak typing kind of scared me. I am more used to strong typing and I find it weird when I look at python variable declaration. In my point of view, strong typing helps
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by VinzO 19y ago
What are the advantages of an interpreted language for game programming? My idea is that it is probably much slower. I can't see the advantage. Is it that there are a lot of usefull libraries or else? ( I almost don't know python/pygame ).
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by VinzO 19y ago
That sounds exactly like my story... in 1995-1996 I started to develop a clone of Football Manager That I had on C64. I used Turbo Pascal and the game was running under DOS. Like you I had no internet connection at a time and I found only a
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by VinzO 19y ago
What would be the problem by having a downmod arrow for submission based on a karma threshold like for comments? It would allow users to filter by themself.
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by VinzO 19y ago
NO. I love this site because you can find informations relative to hackers and startups. If I want to find general world news there are plenty of other site that I can look to. I wish the site stay focused on hacker/startup news. Otherwise
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by VinzO 19y ago
I had a quick look. It seems not so easy to get an apple II. Probably even more difficult to find the programming books. I will check more in details. Probably that a development board for modern CPU will be easier to get.
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by VinzO 19y ago
Thanks, I never heard about Jack Gannsle. His books and website looks very interesting. I will have a look at it more in details.
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ASK YC: Do you know a good book to learn embedded system programming?
4 points by VinzO 19y ago|4 comments
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by VinzO 19y ago
Can you explain on how you think your infancy will influence your sleeping hours? You mean if you are used to sleep much or not in your infancy?
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by VinzO 19y ago
woah, impressive. I wish I could sleep that long in the plane. So if you don't use an alarm clock you sleep for about 20 hours?!?! Even if you aren't specially tired?
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by VinzO 19y ago
I found the book on amazon.ca but it's not in stock and it costs over 240$ !! How can it be so expensive??
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by VinzO 19y ago
How come? Can you explain?
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by VinzO 19y ago
Did you try polyphasic sleep yourself? I did a fast search, this book seems not so easy to find...

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