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altharaz
13y ago
When I see the name of "John Carmack", it means to me "deep optimization". I still remember of this trick http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_inverse_square_root . I heard that Oculus Rift had some min
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Show HN: Easy allow per environment configuration for CakePHP
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altharaz
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altharaz
13y ago
Getting into embedded system is also a very good exercice to structure your mind and pay attention to your algorithms.
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altharaz
13y ago
It reminds me of http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1461902402/a-bit-e-of-me , but in a very fancier way. This idea might be pretty cool in an app to monitor your health.
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altharaz
13y ago
I used to work with a very little company built with passion. http://www.harmony-hosting.com/ Their support is amazing, and will help you in French or English.
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altharaz
13y ago
+1, and I'd love to buy such a course as a book
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altharaz
13y ago
Sounds like the new Heroku: easier, cheaper, more efficient.
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altharaz
13y ago
> I have never heard of this service Maybe because it's French eheh. We don't have the same politics to go global! For their pricing page, you buy Drops, which is like fuel for your car. They offer a better documentation here: http://d
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altharaz
13y ago
I'd definitely recommend http://clever-cloud.com/ It scales automaticaly, analyzing the resource you need on your server, and you only pay what you use, like electricity. It supports actually PHP, Scala, Ruby, Java, Node JS, and it's stil
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altharaz
13y ago
While I agree that a program could be made to build sort of counter-countermeasure, I think that we are still not conscious of all the information we get from our environment thanks to our brain. And as we don't have this knowledge, we can'
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altharaz
13y ago
I think it's not just about time. Computers are way faster than humans for multiplications and elementary arithmetic, but it doesn't "think". Computers are just doing some calculus, with less information on their environment than we get wit
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QuiCumule - When Dataviz meets democracy [FR]
(quicumule.fr)
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altharaz
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