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by ingenieros 4y ago
I can't speak for U.S based founders, but for many foreigners wanting to incorporate in the U.S SVB was the only banking option. Stripe Atlas made SVB their sole banking partner and thousands of foreign founders relied on them for all
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by ingenieros 4y ago
Curated content by non native Enlish speakers earning as little as $2.00 an hour. What can possibly go wrong?
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by ingenieros 4y ago
I got my introduction to Maya in 1998 at around version 2 if memory serves me right. While it is true that it shipped with some polygon tools they were quite basic and quite subpar when compared to other DCC tools available at the time. I r
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by ingenieros 4y ago
Softimage was so ahead of their time and it's such a shame that they ended up being acquired by Autodesk only to kill it a few years later.
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by ingenieros 4y ago
One key factor which many commenters seem to be oblivious to is nurbs vs. polygons. Maya in the 90's had excellent nurbs modeling tools which made it specifically well suited for film work which required highly detailed organic models.
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by ingenieros 4y ago
According to a postmortem on Gamasutra: "Almost all of Diablo II's in-game and cinematic art was constructed and rendered in 3D Studio Max..." They then used Rad Game Tools Bink to encode those renders and optimize them. htt
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by ingenieros 4y ago
Have you spent any considerable amount of time living in Colombia to feel confident enough to make these type of claims: "not defending them, but in the countryside is common that the guerilla defends the farmers, and the hostages are
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by ingenieros 4y ago
Most definitely! I would totally book a night or two to see that.
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by ingenieros 4y ago
Is the plantation located somewhere with nice views? If so you might be better off turning it into a bed and breakfast and offering guided/tasting tours. Many local coffee farmers here in Colombia have opted for this option as simply &
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by ingenieros 4y ago
Samsung and Xiaomi are filling in that void in Brazil. Here's a video which offers a bit more insight if you are interested: https://m.facebook.com/uptin/videos/3000-iphone-why-is-apple...
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by ingenieros 4y ago
I agree 100%. I'm not expert on the subject, but their economy hasn't been doing all that great as of late and deep reforms are definitely needed!
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by ingenieros 4y ago
Brazil seizes iPhones from stores while the EU which has a lot more leverage forces Apple to switch to USB-C altogether. All countries look after their own best interests and use legislation to counter every perceived threat to their local
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by ingenieros 4y ago
That's because you assume that electronics cost the same everywhere outside the U.S but that is certainly not the case. In fact, Brazil is notorious for being protective of their own localindustry and as a result iPhones and other gadg
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by ingenieros 4y ago
Sam used the EA card and his generous donations to places like MIT's Media Lab in the same way Epstein did. This not only earned him tons of goodwill from the scientific community, but it also allowed him to rub shoulders with the like
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by ingenieros 4y ago
Effective altruism at its finest. LOL
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by ingenieros 4y ago
Perhaps they didn't lose any money at all? https://www.theinformation.com/articles/ftxs-bankman-fried-i...
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by ingenieros 4y ago
I'd also recommend watching this interview NOCLIP recently did with Tarn where he talks specifically about the Steam release... https://youtu.be/VAhHkJQ3KgY?t=1199
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by ingenieros 4y ago
For anyone nitpicking the animations, UI or graphics choice... Please go and read about the reasons which drove the Adams brothers to finally cash in on their 20 year long passion project. Spoiler alert: cancer and inadequate health care co
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by ingenieros 4y ago
Minecraft has a free Raspberry Pi edition which allows python input from the player. It's been a few years since I tried it out and I can't recall exactly what the limitations were, but it was definitely aimed at teaching players
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by ingenieros 4y ago
All throughout LATAM, look up "visita domiciliaria" in Colombia.
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by ingenieros 4y ago
Perhaps not in the U.S due to labor laws and the EEOC, but in some countries you must also attach a head shot. Not only that, but HR can casually drop by your house unannounced to inspect your living conditions and make a note of anything &
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by ingenieros 4y ago
Figma runs on the cloud and doesn't move hardware sales. FCP and Logic were 2 smart strategic acquisitions which helped Apple retain “PRO" users at a time where Windows had become good enough for this market segment. PRO users con
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by ingenieros 4y ago
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by ingenieros 4y ago
According to Glassdoor: "The typical Coinbase Product Manager salary is $210,576 per year." This guy was dumb AF to risk losing not just his cushy tech job, but potentially even his right to remain in the U.S depending of his leg
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by ingenieros 4y ago
Most of them left a few years after being acquired by Microsoft to start another company named Wideload Games which was later acquired by Disney. By this point I'd be surprised if anyone from the original core team is still at Bungie.
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by ingenieros 4y ago
This is the primary reason why Active Directory and Rippling exist.
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by ingenieros 5y ago
Olly Moss and Jane Ng also left a while ago.
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by ingenieros 5y ago
I shouldn't have lumped all American VC's together. This is clearly changing and this Arc initiative is proof of that.
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by ingenieros 5y ago
It's really hard raising a million dollars outside Silicon Valley and this first cohort is aimed at European based startups only. European investors are notorious for being risk-averse and their investment terms are laughable at best.
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by ingenieros 5y ago
MIT's How to make (almost) anything is a good place to start if you are new to hardware prototyping: https://fab.cba.mit.edu/classes/863.20/ I would also recommend that you join any local Hackerspaces in your

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