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by rock_hard 5y ago
This is how Figma does it
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by rock_hard 5y ago
It’s not mutually exclusive though R3F gets you up to speed really quick and helps to easily onboard a larger engineering team and stay productive At some point your scenes will become complex enough that you will want to start using instan
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by rock_hard 5y ago
It’s 2D schematics and 2D/3D PCB layout. All powered by r3f though PCB layouting hasn’t publicly shipped yet though
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by rock_hard 5y ago
Totally agree! We switched https://flux.ai from vanilla ThreeJS to R3F and it’s been a huge productivity gain for the whole team! Less code, that is more capable and more reusable! In case anyone is interested, we are hiring: h
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by rock_hard 5y ago
Friend of mine has been thinking to start a no-code engineering school to teach people the skills required to build no-code products for exactly that reason
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by rock_hard 5y ago
It’s actually the media outlets who do this because it generates more traffic for the article It’s why they will also throw in other large brand names and stock tickers of entities that could be of the slightest relevance A large chunk of m
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by rock_hard 5y ago
Yep, that’s correct! They heavily subsidize their VR devices…nothing unusual though, all game consoles are subsidized
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by rock_hard 5y ago
Looking forward to read the editorial coverage of this story
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by rock_hard 6y ago
Absolutely not! But OP seems to think so
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by rock_hard 6y ago
Democratizing making software comes at a price Now everybody can and is trying to make a living off of it
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by rock_hard 6y ago
The M1 is amazing! But also, I love where this internet thing is going...GPU access in the browser...the things we are gonna build ya’ll!
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by rock_hard 6y ago
You are generalizing edge cases There is no data that supports your arguments of this being a mainstream issue
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by rock_hard 6y ago
It looks cool but unclear what the market is? I don’t know too many EEs that can code And I don’t know that many software engineers either that know enough about electrical engineering to leverage this as part of their toolchain It also see
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by rock_hard 6y ago
Some friends and I are working over at https://flux.ai on a sane design tool chain for hardware engineers Spent the whole day fixing bugs
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by rock_hard 6y ago
Are the also gonna block AWS, Stripe, Zendesk and co?
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by rock_hard 6y ago
https://twitter.com/robleathern/status/1345133167833997317?s... His own statement
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Software is eating the world, but that software is running on hardware(medium.com)
2 points by rock_hard 6y ago|0 comments
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by rock_hard 6y ago
So what place do you suggest they go work at that’s so ethically pure? The government? A church...oh wait
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by rock_hard 6y ago
Because they don't own a datacenter in the UK and it probably doesn't make sense to open one for a country that small So the next best option is to move it to the US based data centers
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by rock_hard 6y ago
Epic and most other companies don’t have the kind of money to fund Oculus I think people don’t appreciate that there is about 5000 engineers working on Oculus at FB. Then add all the supporting functions...it’s easily 7-8k
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by rock_hard 6y ago
There is likely a lot of factors at play But personally I had no game with woman in NYC or LA....in part because what each party wanted from a partner was incompatible.
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by rock_hard 6y ago
Agree with all points except "Dating scene for men" As somebody who has lived on three continents in major metro area's as well as countryside IMO SFBA has the best dating scene. I am married now, so I have been out of the si
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by rock_hard 6y ago
Yeah, we also found their unsubscribe feature set a little disappointing But it will do for while and we will wrap our heads around it when we get there :)
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by rock_hard 6y ago
I did quite a bit of research on that just recently for my startup and here is what we landed on and a super happy with: Pipe all event tracking through Segment.io including the triggers for transactional emails Setup Customer.io to listen
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by rock_hard 6y ago
Leadership at FB actually does that 1-2 a year for a couple days
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by rock_hard 6y ago
Zuck shipped code all the way until 2010 I heard
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by rock_hard 6y ago
Gitlab is worse on almost every angle compared to Github It simply lacks the attention to detail...you can tell that Github walks the extra mile to get the UX right. We used Gitlab for a year and then migrated to Github...it’s a joy!
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by rock_hard 6y ago
Doesn’t work so well for water sports though :( I use mine for kitesurfing...gotta order a couple more to have spares now
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Engineer remote controls robot inside his body(youtu.be)
3 points by rock_hard 6y ago|0 comments
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Collaborative Circuit Design & Simulation in the Browser(medium.com)
29 points by rock_hard 6y ago|10 comments

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