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by adampk 5y ago
I am surprised that the team didn't choose to add the "Fusion" append at the end. This seems to fit into the genealogy of KinectFusion, ElasticFusion, BundleFusion, etc. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/re
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by adampk 5y ago
Thank you! Push back against the tide of unrelenting cynicism :)
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by adampk 5y ago
As a dev that is looking to do the same any recommendations for materials?
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by adampk 5y ago
Spatial computing. If all of reality is able to be piped into Unity (structure of static environment, motion of sensors, dynamic object poses) you can build Reality Apps the same as you can build video games. You can give people spidey-sens
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by adampk 5y ago
I always thought biology would be easier to learn if instead of entity names based on old languages they were instead verbose descriptions i.e. Mitochondria->PowerHouseOfTheCell
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by adampk 5y ago
Designing Data-Intensive Applications: The Big Ideas Behind Reliable, Scalable, and Maintainable Systems https://www.amazon.com/Designing-Data-Intensive-Applications... I surprisingly really enjoyed it. Well written and it
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by adampk 5y ago
I know we are talking far away from something that can be proven with data, but I can't imagine that friendship ever wasn't a function of time an effort.
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by adampk 5y ago
Even though Mr. Kan has since retracted this statement after Atrium failed I think it still stands: "First time founders are obsessed with product. Second time founders are obsessed with distribution." https://twitter.c
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by adampk 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3aieHjyNvw&t=1455s "In this 2017 GDC session, Blizzard's Timothy Ford explains how Overwatch uses the Entity Component System (ECS) architecture to create a rich variety of lay
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by adampk 5y ago
Totally get it! :)
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by adampk 5y ago
hahaha
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by adampk 5y ago
Very great response to maybe not the most polite version of a good question, love the energy!
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by adampk 5y ago
I am struggling to understand the comments here that seem to not think that what SpaceX has done isn't more than the natural rate of progress.
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by adampk 5y ago
Do you mean you don't understand why American's would think that America has done incredible things, or do you not believe America has done incredible things?
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by adampk 5y ago
Really appreciate the response thank you, great article! So is "T" and "N" conventionally used in numerical optimization as the transform "variables" (like X and Y are in calculus)?
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by adampk 5y ago
Sorry for the noob question but reading through this I can't make sense of why this is the desired transformation: "Desired transformation: σ(σ(IT)N)" What is I, T, and N?
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by adampk 5y ago
User Illusion made the point that your consciousness can only ingest 40 bits/s. So the reason language is "slow" is because there is no reason to deliver information at a higher rate than people can ingest it. https:/&#
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Ask HN: Is optimal algo for determining global uniqueness a solved problem?
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by adampk 5y ago
I think that is a fair assessment but what about compared to their peers? Could you say the level of excellence from 2011 to 2021 Apple has deteriorated at a higher rate than Facebook, Microsoft, or Google?
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by adampk 5y ago
Do you mind elaborating on this? Are you assuming that the client has the know-how to be able to choose the right resource to execute on the project (if the project scope has actually been defined)?
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by adampk 5y ago
Do you mean to say that the neurons in the brain are operating in a higher-dimensional space than 3?
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by adampk 5y ago
Honest question, does this mean you will be doing a self-imposed lockdown for 5 years until you see the long term effects of vaccination?
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by adampk 6y ago
I guess I am in the minority but I appreciate the scrollamated site. I am slow at picking up information and find visual aids super helpful. An image with all the information on it is really busy and doesn't get through to me very well
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by adampk 6y ago
Yes, with caveats. You do not have the right to scream "fire" in a crowded theater. Continuing to incite insurrectionists seems to be screaming "fire". But should a private company be the judge of what is this line? Not
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by adampk 6y ago
I am not sure that it does. Honestly responding with "I haven't tried that before" seems to be harder than it sounds. I would trust a master to take the appropriate amount of time to do a research spike or to bring in the rig
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by adampk 6y ago
An opinion from a Product Manager: When you truly "trust" the engineer. You know their opinions are honest and well thought out. They do not have junior dev energy of saying "two days!" optimistically and not old beard e
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by adampk 6y ago
The documentation is accessible and the examples are informative. Most approachable NLP toolset I have seen.
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by adampk 6y ago
Yes I meant moving through a world-scale environment and bringing asset data for rendering only as needed. Thank you, again great!
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by adampk 6y ago
Really interesting work! Not sure if you are familiar with recent developments in Unity3D development but this reminds me of the new approach with "tiles" and "subscenes". Were you inspired by developments in game engine
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by adampk 6y ago
What language do you believe should be used?

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