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by blensor 7y ago
I have started VR development very recently for a small side project and I am very happy with Godot (I mentioned the link in one of the other replies, it's calle VRWorkout). Currently you should use the 3.2 Beta and have to install the
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by blensor 7y ago
Mostly that it runs super smooth on linux and I do not have a high end laptop, so I wanted something on the lightweight end of the spectrum. I then came along a youtube tutorial about getting started with VR development on Godot by the mai
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by blensor 7y ago
I have been looking into godot every once in a while when it came up on HN and liked what you could do but was not convinced that I want to use it. Recently I wanted to write a workout game for the Oculus Quest for my own use and I am reall
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by blensor 7y ago
It's the annual Chaos Communication Congress that is held between christmas and new years eve and that is also live streamed. Usually there are lot's of interesting topics for the HN community
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by blensor 7y ago
I think that's just physics, I noticed the same behavior with my Jabra headphones. If I have my phone lying somewhere I can walk away quite some distance but if I have it in my left pocket and only the right headphone in while walking
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by blensor 7y ago
I'll try to make a parallel that in my opinion explains the thought behind the OPs argument. In the early days people usually lived close to water bodies (rivers, lakes, etc.) because the closer you lived to the water the better your s
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by blensor 7y ago
I think the bigger problem is that we as content consumers are more and more looking for quantity rather than quality. While reading this climbing text I was thinking that I should probably carefully check for inconsistencies but I felt I c
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by blensor 7y ago
Are you sure that he had artificial draft from the pace car? From the photos it was at least 1 1/2 body lengths in front of him and since it was projecting the optimal path for the pacers the distance was probably very constant the who
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by blensor 7y ago
While I do recognize that the bar is arbitrarily set I do still believe that there is a significant difference between a scenario that could very well happen by chance in the normal world (optimal weather, zero wind, optimal surface) compar
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How are they bending the rules if they try to prove that a human can run a marathon distance in less than two hours? I am not arguing that he has run a marathon below 2:00, but he is the first recorded human that has achieved such a feat -
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by blensor 7y ago
Only because pause has an implied continuing while stopped requires an explicit continuing. Which might not even be the case depending on context because if you stopped at a red light I would assume that you did not give up your car and wal
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by blensor 7y ago
Ah ok. I've got a T265 which I hope will work as it has an IMU as well and can output the image frames as far as I know. And while the T265 does do the tracking already I need to have a global reference frame as I would like to drive o
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by blensor 7y ago
I am very interested in using this for one of my projects. I am just curious why you are using the D435. Is it because it has an IMU on board, you are not using the depth information from the sensor right? That would be important for my use
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by blensor 7y ago
Funny thing, for some inexplicable reason playing around with the sliders made my feel agressive, not against something in particular but an overall feeling ( that's the best I can describe it ). At first I thought it was the unreal f
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by blensor 7y ago
I am working with the people at cleverpet and the small hackerpet community on making this pet training device acessible for DIY additions and new ways to train your dog/cat http://hackerpet.com http://clever.pet
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by blensor 7y ago
As a fellow Viennese I think we can agree that even if it is banned nobody cares and one is frequently blasted with a horn for no apparent reason rather than being in front of someone
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by blensor 7y ago
I am just the occasional runner, but have been thinking about adding weights to make them more intense, however, I am very hesitant for fear of doing long term damage to my joints?
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by blensor 7y ago
I'm not sure if it's an actual issue but solar panels are quite dark and get really hot. I could imagine that a huge solar array does measurably heat the immediate surrounding area.
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by blensor 7y ago
Is this really a long term solution. An A/C does not "produce" cold air it just reduces the temperature at one spot by increasing the temperature in another place making the temperature around those buildings even warmer. At
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by blensor 7y ago
I am not advocating for large scale facial recognition, but your argument holds true for basically any measure law enforcement has to apply to locate missing people. How big is the false positive rate with tips received by phone? Law enforc
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by blensor 7y ago
When I am on a plane. Especially on foreign trips, quite a substantial amount of thoughts goes into not leaving anything behind, and thinking about scenarios what would happen if I lost or forgot something important. Of course everything of
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by blensor 7y ago
What do you mean by "earth moves" do you mean tectonic plates ? Wouldn't that apply to any of the other global location descriptions (GPS coordinates) as well? And is this really less permanent than street names/numbers
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by blensor 7y ago
What worries me even more is the monkeypatching they are now trying to do in order to get the permission to fly the plane again. In the original design they had designed the MCAS to be able to make drastic changes which then caused the cras
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by blensor 7y ago
A privacy focused "smoke detector" for noise. That's an awesome idea. Never heard of that before but that definitely fills a gap in the vacation rental sector. Although I prefer the other way around. Measuring the actual nois
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by blensor 8y ago
Thank you so much for making this.
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by blensor 8y ago
Isn't this a natural way that scarcity comes back. If everything thar is produced is unsatisfying then someone will be willing to pay more to get something better. When someone finds a good way to sell that premium model then others wi
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by blensor 8y ago
So once you've determined that you like a site you are going through the hassle of figuring out how you can reenable the tracking after you disabled it on your first visit?
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by blensor 8y ago
BTW: Did you know that Trader Joe‘s kind of belongs to ALDI as well. It is owned by a company of one of Aldi‘s sons.
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by blensor 8y ago
And how should someone who has never been exposed to vim know how to use it without consulting any kind of reference (whether it is SO or any random unix sysadmin on the street you can hit over the head and drag home to your workstation)?
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by blensor 8y ago
If your phone is silent it still blinks the message indicator led when something has arrived. My phone is almost always silent because of our dogs, but I have it lying on my desk and see when something has arrived due to the blinking indica

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