HammadB

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by HammadB 9y ago
To learn about shaders, I've found that some reading up on the graphics pipeline. Along with https://thebookofshaders.com/ was been very helpful on giving me a foundation for shader programming. I was also like you, so
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by HammadB 9y ago
I see, I also look forward to Three.js / WebGL stack to become a suitable replacement. These are exciting times.
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by HammadB 9y ago
I'd love to hear your thoughts on why you don't recommend that. Think I could learn.
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by HammadB 9y ago
This is amazing! I just spent yesterday writing a separate app engine service to use cloud datastore even though the rest of our stuff is on Firebase (RTDB wasn't a fit for us). Great to see this is out
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by HammadB 9y ago
No suggestions unfortunately, but I'm curious to know the motivation behind trying to find non-digital toys. Is there something we could do to bring the benefits of non-digital toys into digital ones or are the differences fundamentall
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by HammadB 9y ago
The 6DOF tracking only works on the 6S and up. On older devices you get 3DOF
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by HammadB 9y ago
Yeah Jump is a cool rig but that's 16 cameras in a circle, not a stereo pair.
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by HammadB 9y ago
i doubt it -- if they're getting 6-dof out of a stereo pair then they have invented some magical tech
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by HammadB 9y ago
I am also interested in this. I've seen work done in generative models for voxels but nothing in meshes unfortunately. I also haven't looked quite that hard.
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Brain-Machine Interfaces Achieve Two-Way Communication(sciencenewsjournal.com)
5 points by HammadB 10y ago|0 comments
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by HammadB 10y ago
I'd be curious to know what you want said robot to do
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by HammadB 10y ago
this might be purely anecdotal, but seeing that the quote is about college campuses: a lot of people I know in college downloaded the app and never used it
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by HammadB 10y ago
does anyone do hosted aaS Jenkins?
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by HammadB 10y ago
This thread has brought up a rather unknown bias a lot of non-game software engineers have, that game dev is rather easy compared to other software. Having been on both sides of the coin I gotta say they're equally challenging problem
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by HammadB 10y ago
I think the commenter was being facetious haha
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Why Go and Rust are not competitors(dave.cheney.net)
2 points by HammadB 10y ago|0 comments
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by HammadB 10y ago
Isn't this drastically overestimating where the tech for all this is today?
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by HammadB 10y ago
Well that didn't take long at all since Uber acquired Otto not too long ago. It's interesting to note how many precautions they took including a police escort, careful mapping, light traffic, and weather.
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by HammadB 10y ago
Has anyone found a good deep-dive on the architecture in english?
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by HammadB 10y ago
Are you doing Paxos across a WAN? Isn't this slow?
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by HammadB 10y ago
It's just semantics, point is, you don't have to worry about spinning up servers, provisioning them, or maintaining them; just write code.
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by HammadB 10y ago
Yeah Intel Foundry has been alive and chuggin for a while now, fabbing chips for others.
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by HammadB 10y ago
Tesla is taking an interesting approach trying to generate a point-cloud based on adding a time-dimension to radar
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by HammadB 10y ago
Yup
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by HammadB 10y ago
I see, so this is why they laid off so many employees today.... :P
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by HammadB 10y ago
Agreed, something has to be done at a cultural level as well and I think this starts with parenting and schools.
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by HammadB 10y ago
This was a god-awful pain to read. Meanders around the point of bloom filters endlessly.
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by HammadB 10y ago
What does :: mean in go?
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by HammadB 10y ago
Is it just me or does it seem weird that ARM wouldn't already have a system in place to do this...
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by HammadB 10y ago
If you watch the lectures, I highly recommend the projects, some of the best projects in a CS class I've had.

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