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by tmilard 5y ago
I saw those wonderfull gigantic automat giants cross Berlin ten years ago. Magic. Than decided last year to go to Nantes to see the full monty: The creators, the elephant . The fish carousel. It's worth the trip. If you are like me, s
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by tmilard 5y ago
Brutality is also not progress. Far from it. We shall try elavating ourselves away from brutality. Killing is the upper end point of brutality. Society not deciding to end death penalty is Society with one foot in the mud of ancient brutal
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by tmilard 5y ago
Good to know : PG is not alone
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by tmilard 6y ago
Yes I oslo agree : For me, the the OO programming gets me close to the design of the problem I try to solve. I mean before even programming. Then when I feel ready to program my solution, Actors become classes naturally. I tend to believe
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by tmilard 6y ago
Only thinking about mesh geometry count is, my belief, a dead end road... In our eyes, we do not think of triangle or mesh : We think of geometry patterns. flat rectangular patterns, curved patterns, ect... --> And this limits enormousl
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by tmilard 6y ago
Foxpro is top notch. And I have never used it. Here is why: - My former best friend has created a software in 1995 that manages 30% of all vendor machine ( coffee, candy bars, sandwich) in Europe. The software uses Foxpro. 1) He tried twice
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by tmilard 6y ago
1) Client is king : - On my domain ( 3D edit), I have seen countless startups with good financing come. They all died, not because of financing (be it too much or too little) but because all has a technology no client really wanted. So yes
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by tmilard 6y ago
A No-Code Tool to build & publish your place like a 3D Video-Game https://free-visit.net
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by tmilard 6y ago
I find refreshing this idea of likenind contractors just doing carefully their jobs. Without a 'coorporate culture'. I also find that in various development project I do people mater just more than the frame.
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by tmilard 6y ago
So true. Being quiet and gentle, listening carefully to someone else talking, this is still always and will always be a good social practise. Intellectually, delivering a monologue is much easier than understanding the other also.
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by tmilard 6y ago
Spying... It is fascinating how nuclear was not seen at he time so dangerous. So much risk on the environment for 'just' listening the Chinese telecom.
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by tmilard 6y ago
So interesting... If only facebook had a bit of a real competitor, I am positively sure that would put a real support 'human' service to help their partners/clients... But until then, apparently, they just do not care. So sa
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by tmilard 6y ago
Today in France the most active internet provider "FREE" CEO Xavier Niel, got rich at the time of Minitel... He came from the east poor suburb of Paris and got suddendly rich by making 'minitel web pages'. Later he reinv
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by tmilard 6y ago
I remember my first encounter with Smalltalk.in 1994 I believe. It was so different than Pascal I used daily ( that's I loved for the clean sub function call BTW). Here in Smalltalk, an object was like a cell, with both its function
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China takes the lead in quantum computers(youtube.com)
2 points by tmilard 6y ago|0 comments
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by tmilard 6y ago
When technonoly settles down, I imagine spatial computing as a physical small device (mini computer) in which you plug one two.. or 20 cameras. Then, after an initialisation process, that spatial automat is ready. It can now detect things
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by tmilard 6y ago
Yes I agree. Iot is one of the technical sub element of spatial computing
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by tmilard 6y ago
I feel deeply sad for his child(ren) and wife. We often think the urgency is to succeed and grow our startup. It is. But the Tik tok of the clock is there to remind us that we are not just founders but also humains, humains living a short l
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by tmilard 6y ago
AirB&B was not easyly funded at first. It seemed very very foolish at the time to rent your place to a stranger. The did revolutionis the touristic rental market, and as for any revolution, it was very very difficult at the begining to
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by tmilard 6y ago
Hey ! How cool is that !
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by tmilard 6y ago
Yes. Interesting. It is for me a difficult problem the product vs selling... It seems simple at first - "yea, just sell" , but I'm fact often you need good-enough-pridict to sell. Moreover, the energy(ie money ) to sell will
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by tmilard 6y ago
Here is an interesting view on the revolution of Dieter Rams design principles . https://youtu.be/nXwpn90Gdec
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by tmilard 6y ago
https://youtu.be/A6-wA-7QIeE (Interesting talk with Rams) Apple, in the Jonathan Ive périod, is to my point of view ,the modern implementation of Brauwn-Rams . You can see this in the video
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by tmilard 6y ago
https://youtu.be/wChkvofR7Q0
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by tmilard 6y ago
Yes of course. Or gui design it is obvious
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by tmilard 6y ago
Apple is perhaps the continuator of Diet Rams philosophie of design. Jonathan Ive was totally a fan of the German designer Rams. You can really feel it in the simplicity of Apple products. I am a big fan also even if less gifted.
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by tmilard 6y ago
I may be wrong but I do have doubt on the effectiveness of the demo shown. - the clip is squared, with a man and two other body parts --> the system get automatically rid of the two body parts... Really ?
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by tmilard 6y ago
I am also impressed it runs very smoothly on my two years old mid range phone. I imagine it has to do with the fact we never see 50 houses at the same time.
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by tmilard 6y ago
I agree. I was mainly reacting to the goggle-dog experiment. I do not see this as a serious market.
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by tmilard 6y ago
I see it as a sign of desesparation to find a viable market of augmented reality goggles.

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