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ainsej
9y ago
Improbable | Software Engineer | San Francisco, London | http://www.improbable.io I'm an infrastructure engineer at Improbable. We're building SpatialOS, a distributed operating system that facilitates simulation on an
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ainsej
10y ago
Improbable | Software Engineer | San Francisco, London | http://www.improbable.io I'm an infrastructure engineer at Improbable. We're building SpatialOS, a distributed operating system that facilitates simulation on an
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Knightscope K5
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Facebook – Favorite hacks of 2015
(code.facebook.com)
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ainsej
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11y ago
woosh
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Index Ventures aims to help HackCampus get students into startups
(techworld.com)
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Now you can sign up for Facebook Messenger without a Facebook account
(theverge.com)
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SteamVR: The room-scale VR world that feels like an “IMAX in your house”
(arstechnica.com)
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Announcing Facebook Lite
(newsroom.fb.com)
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ainsej
11y ago
Nope, anybody who is legally allowed to work in the UK (so EU member states included)
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Oculus Reinvents Cinema for a Virtual Reality World
(wired.com)
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Things which aren't magic – JSONP
(ains.co)
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ainsej
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ainsej
12y ago
KLEE is pretty cool. To compensate for the atrocious build instructions there's a docker image which contains KLEE built and ready to use ( https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/kleeweb/klee/ ). There's a
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Things which aren't magic – Flask and app.route – Part 2
(ains.co)
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ainsej
12y ago
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ainsej
12y ago
Author here, and good point! I was struggling a bit with the terminology to use, didn't think of decorator factory, it definitely would have been a bit clearer.
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HackCampus Internship Programme
(hackcampus.io)
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12y ago
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ainsej
12y ago
I feel like when you remove a large portion of the dynamic features of PHP (references + global variables) you're now comparing different implementations of different languages, not different implementations of the same language. HHVM
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Introducing Save on Facebook
(newsroom.fb.com)
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Facebook open sources Haxl
(code.facebook.com)
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Playing with the GitHub Contribution Calendar
(ains.co)
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ainsej
13y ago
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Show HN: tagGIT – Sketch your GitHub contribution calendar
(taggit.ains.co)
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ainsej
13y ago
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13y ago
Caching is definitely a must have, both an external cache (Memcache, Redis) and tuning MySQL's own caches in the configuration, using InnoDB and MySQL means you can configure a large buffer in the MySQL config to speed things up consid
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ainsej
13y ago
Yii is an amazing Framework all-round, well documented and has a fairly active community. I just finished my first Yii extension which can come in handy when mixing Yii URL creation and Javascript: https://github.com/Ainsleh
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ainsej
13y ago
I wouldn't recommend sinking any money on AdWords just yet, not atleast until you have a site that's going to retain visitors. Focus on the product first
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ainsej
13y ago
It was sort of an interesting aside from an another aside. There are loads of different ways to write a Tetris Bot, and I've got a few different implementations varying from brute forcing the game tree to using genetic algorithms. But I fig
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ainsej
13y ago
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it. It was a side project of mine a few months ago but they are only so much use on my hard drive, happy that people somewhat enjoyed me sharing what I've learnt