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Redit Post Predicting FB/Oculus Acquisition(reddit.com)
3 points by Oculus 13y ago|0 comments
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by Oculus 13y ago
Ironically, gathered from reading the initial reactions of early adopters, I think they just destroyed the chances of Oculus succeeding.
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by Oculus 13y ago
Can someone please explain to me how you can just go on a spending spree and spend $21 Billion in under a month with no one going: 'Hey, umm guys, I know we really like the company, but lets have things cool down a bit after spend
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by Oculus 13y ago
Took a while to understand what the game was asking for, but once I did it was a lot of fun! Will definitely recommend it to friends learning css.
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by Oculus 13y ago
Yes, I remember that though his ownership might be ~30%, his voting counts for >50%.
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by Oculus 13y ago
That's actually a very interesting point. I know Mark Zuckerberg owned a really big chunk (~30%) of FB when they IPO'd. Anyone with insight know if the norm is closer to Zuckerberg or Levie?
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by Oculus 13y ago
The best thing about the tech industry is all it takes to prove your competence is a computer and an internet connection (which means your in luck). Now the trick to getting hired and forgoing all the university/degree requirements is
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by Oculus 13y ago
No one in large organizations wants to leave their budget unspent so they can get more of it the following year. It's actually a culture in enterprise/government organizations to blow what's left of one's budget before t
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by Oculus 13y ago
Could've used joins in Java a couple weeks ago when I was doing the CCC (Canadian qualifier for IOI)!
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by Oculus 13y ago
My biggest fear is once dictatorships/governments become aware of the ability to sidestep their bans, they'll begin blocking websites such as torproject.org. Keep in mind this traffic spike is because people who don't normall
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by Oculus 13y ago
I've just been reading the threads and haven't found anything that conclusively debunks this theory. From what I understand, this theory is just as likely as the hijacking one (both have holes that don't quite fit given the c
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by Oculus 13y ago
> Npm has a huge number of customers > VC has good reason to expect a useful amount of income I'm going to be pedantic, but within reason: users != customers. I know you mentioned that they have yet to attempt to monetize, but un
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Dropping In on Gottfried Leibniz(blog.stephenwolfram.com)
2 points by Oculus 13y ago|0 comments
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by Oculus 13y ago
This reminds me of a blog I read by Stephen Wolfram discussing his viewing of Leibniz's notes. http://blog.stephenwolfram.com/2013/05/dropping-in-on-gottfr...
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by Oculus 13y ago
Aside from the city of Munich, are their any other governments that are using Linux as their main operating system?
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by Oculus 13y ago
It just hit me the reason the page is blank is my karma is lower than 1000.
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Spinoffs from Spyland(technologyreview.com)
2 points by Oculus 13y ago|0 comments
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by Oculus 13y ago
>>It is the most efficient possible form of wealth redistribution because there is no bureaucratic overhead needed. More money reaches the poor directly. Unfortunately, the exact opposite will occur with an entirely new three letter
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by Oculus 13y ago
My understanding is the issue is not in the protocols, but in the implementation of the libraries themselves.
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by Oculus 13y ago
Great podcast about using Websockets (including Socket.io) in Node: http://nodeup.com/fortytwo
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by Oculus 13y ago
There's a memory leak that only got fixed in 0.10.22 I believe. Erin Hammer and the whole Node Black Friday team really publicized it when it was biting them[1]. I'm not sure if the leak was present in 0.6 and given that you rely
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by Oculus 13y ago
Took a look at your code and noticed you're using Socket.io. Don't use Socket.io for anything over double digit concurrent users. It's well known to be horrible at scaling. If you want something that's better at scalin
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by Oculus 13y ago
Code Combat (YC W14) is a game that teaches people to program. It's been entirely open sourced and the devs/community make it extremely simple for new comers to contribute. I strongly recommend you check them out! https:/&#x
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by Oculus 13y ago
Is there a kind of black hole which is so massive that not even that radiation can escape, or do all black holes emit some kind of radiation? (In fact, do they emit radiation proportional to their size?) Also armchair physicist here - my
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by Oculus 13y ago
"Radar signals recorded by the Malaysian military appear to show the airliner climbing to 45,000 feet (about 13,700 meters), higher than a Boeing 777's approved limit, soon after it disappeared from civilian radar, and making a s
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by Oculus 13y ago
I don't think this was Popcorn's choice. I'd be willing to bet their hand is being forced here.
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by Oculus 13y ago
Reminds me of the scene in Contact when they realize that the signal is a video of Adolf Hitler making an address.
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by Oculus 13y ago
This was the original plan, but I expanded it. I should be able to add it in the near future.
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by Oculus 13y ago
Hey author here! Sorry for the buggyness, this is my first stab at realtime. I can confirm that everybody you're playing is a real person. I wasn't sure how to simulate latency for testing so that could be the source of the issues
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2048 Multiplayer(emils.github.io)
4 points by Oculus 13y ago|0 comments

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