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by JTxt 13y ago
Good tip. I like to take a mono track, duplicate it, invert one of them, then make both of them into a stereo track. Now play it and play with the proximity of the left and right speakers. When they're close, they cancel each other ou
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by JTxt 14y ago
http://orteil.dashnet.org/gamegen
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by JTxt 14y ago
http://xkcd.com/149/
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by JTxt 14y ago
Since I'm on HN, I was expecting and hoping this to be about public-key cryptography.
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by JTxt 14y ago
It's an interesting idea. Perhaps use keyboard rotation controls?
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by JTxt 14y ago
Abort, abort! porn site.
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by JTxt 14y ago
Good article; learn from our pre-internet-age elders while we can; google spoiled us. (I had to hide the left edge of the browser window, the animated sliding social buttons were very distracting as I scrolled. Perhaps I'm getting elderly.
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by JTxt 14y ago
Sure, I'll try to play with it this weekend. I'll have some questions for you if I can work on this. Thanks!
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by JTxt 14y ago
Thanks for getting this going and sharing your experience. It's really fun when it's interactive. I'd like to hope having 1000's in the same map with fast updates, without being a huge burden to any one person is possible. Perhaps run a mas
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by JTxt 14y ago
Thanks for responding! I'm talking about dividing the map into multiple channels so that users only receives updates from those around them, and hopefully make it more responsive. So for 1000x1000 areas, if I'm at "x":3033521.3,"y":-3025356
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by JTxt 14y ago
Neat and your service looks interesting, but I don't call this 'fixed' yet. It did not seem to scale well. Everyone is spawning at the same point. I just see a flood of dead users. Some jerk around a little and appear and disappear. But
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by JTxt 14y ago
Is it possible to divide the world into multiple channels? So I only see updates from those in my area. Then change channels as you move? And start users in different spawn points when usage is high?
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by JTxt 14y ago
Nice work. It's an interesting problem but I don't think it's solved yet. In the video and from my experience I see a bunch of dead users spawning from a single point making a 'pillar of death' and a few users moving that are skipping arou
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by JTxt 14y ago
I know cursing to emphasize your point is the popular thing now days, but I read it literally too.
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by JTxt 14y ago
I like where it's headed better, http://blog.derbyjs.com/2012/04/14/our-take-on-derby-vs-mete... except meteor just got a ton of money.
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by JTxt 14y ago
Agreed. I also follow Blender 3d; they regularly make short movies to drive various areas of development. Since they started that, the quality and ease of use went way up, and it's more ready for real studios. I hope Meteor makes some awes
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by JTxt 14y ago
I've been leaning towards DerbyJS because pages are also rendered in html (SEO, no-js)and it uses npm instead of making it's own repository... http://blog.derbyjs.com/2012/04/14/our-take-on-derby-vs-mete... But Meteor has the advantage no
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by JTxt 14y ago
This is an interesting problem, good luck! Here's where I'd start: 1. See what resolution you need to get the level of grays you want. Your example shows 29x29 pixels for a cell be for it's resampled down. (2900%) so 841 possible shades of
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by JTxt 14y ago
Interesting idea. I have wondered about this problem too. Thanks for sharing.
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by JTxt 14y ago
yeah, I have several tabs going in chrome. I would think the faces would tend to look similar, but that's not the case for me so far. It would be fun to set detection to certain ages and gender; also if a site collected renderings.
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by JTxt 14y ago
I added the ? when I could not read it. Normal SR can only do so much with a 3x3 pixel blur. But their bottom line is mostly correct because their process also uses larger versions of the same pattern to replace the smaller ones. So, there
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by JTxt 14y ago
Right. Another example is the only W (on the bottom line) mistaken as a M. The M first shows on the third from the bottom, but not very clear, but tries to reconstruct it; then it uses that M to replace the M the second from the bottom, fi
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by JTxt 14y ago
I was skeptical of the bottom line of the eye chart image. characters are 3x3 pixels. The o should translate to a dot. there is no hole. Their explanation for it: "The lines of letters have been recovered quite well due to the existence
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by JTxt 14y ago
I met Aaron a couple years ago at a DrupalCamp media module sprint. He's been generous with his time and efforts to help others. I'm sad to see him struggle in his latest video. I hope the best for him and his family.
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by JTxt 15y ago
Drupal. (Although it has it share of cons too, it can do many of the items on the list. Some require coercing, but doable.) edit, in progress: - Document management- No, not Word, Excel files etc. but can do revisions/diffs on site content
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by JTxt 15y ago
Yes. It's way too common and sickening. I first reported a similar issue to Rackspace Cloud 2/2/2010: http://feedback.rackspacecloud.com/forums/71021-product-feed... They still email new vps ROOT passwords with IP addresses. (At least t
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by JTxt 15y ago
Agreed. Also perhaps process of leaving notes and arrows might be more intuitive: - Make leaving text the default tool. "Click where you want to make a note about the page." - "Type your message now" appears there, and disappears when th
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by JTxt 15y ago
403 Forbidden It's down? I hope it will be back soon.
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by JTxt 15y ago
I really like this! I just wish it didn't go behind the table when I clicked a new element.
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by JTxt 15y ago
NowJS vs SocketStream? ( https://github.com/socketstream/socketstream ) This is the closest I found to a comparison: http://groups.google.com/group/socketstream/browse_thread/th... Is it current and correct?

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