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by blisse 11y ago
I'm ignorant, but how does this differ for something like the Play Store where Google can just not let you publish your app on a whim?
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by blisse 11y ago
The author seems to be a product manager and designer, rather than an engineer.
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by blisse 11y ago
It's really hard to take an objective stance with the article when the opening statement feels that outrageous...
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by blisse 11y ago
Would love to hear more about your thought processes before you posted the question on StackOverflow. Felt like the instant solution rushed the ending of the article a bit, but otherwise really enjoyed it.
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by blisse 11y ago
I really enjoy this analogy as well, thanks!
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by blisse 11y ago
What really is the exact opposite here? That depression has nothing to do with your environment and only to do with your body?
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by blisse 11y ago
I think nowadays all the different types of disclaimers are all the same, and how receptive audiences are just depends on whether the audience read something similar or not 10 pages ago. It's weird.
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by blisse 11y ago
I think it was more of a gut reaction of "here's something moving towards me, let me get out of its way", rather than being extremely careful. I don't think we're at all ready for having things passing through us.
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by blisse 11y ago
I think facial expression is already possible, probably not nuanced enough, but that's just dependent on the resolution of the cameras and holograms. Getting eye-level detail will be a pain because of the mask, but the real fun is goin
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by blisse 11y ago
Honestly, given how rapidly technology is advancing, I think that it's not unreasonable to expect a consumer-friendly version of this within 10-20 years. It's happening!
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by blisse 11y ago
Looking into what's going on in Google Maps now! It works in the Google Earth view, but only after moving the view a bit. Thank you for pointing that out!
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by blisse 11y ago
Thank you! Please let us know how it goes. We currently don't do any special handling for cube textures, but that was one of the features we have planned next.
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by blisse 11y ago
Lots of thanks from each of us! We hope you get a lot of use out of it :D
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Show HN: WebGL Insight, a Debugging Toolkit for Chrome(github.com)
72 points by blisse 11y ago|7 comments
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by blisse 11y ago
I think the main point is that there's a difference between slackers and people who don't care. You can slack but still care about the group work, but you can also slack and not do anything at all. In the former, slackers may feel
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by blisse 11y ago
This is the best write-up explaining software I have ever seen. Wow.
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by blisse 12y ago
I for one love the title. It's eye-catching and controversial enough that it stands out, but it's also very relevant to the article, and the article itself is refreshing and something that I've never gave too much notice to.
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by blisse 12y ago
Not trying to bash the company, meant the comment as even Apple fans are going to have a hard time reading that much, especially with the writer's prose. I love in-depth material, but this feels a lot more like an author's book ra
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by blisse 12y ago
Not to write an irrelevant comment, but printed out this article is 52 pages... c'mon, that's a bit excessive even if you really like Apple.
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by blisse 12y ago
Is it really a problem that you have to be explicit in where you begin the top of the async/await operation? You can't just start the calls at a random point in code where you don't understand the threading situation and expe
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by blisse 12y ago
Pattern matching the audio wave or video bitmap frame-by-frame.
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by blisse 12y ago
They kind of already have something like it with the roaming storage on 8.1, there's just not enough crazy interested developers on the platform trying to push the limits of the sdk, and MS hasn't really advertised all the neat st
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by blisse 13y ago
Pricing doesn't matter until this gets into a good reviewer's hands (Anand!). But yeah this is amazing if it functions perfectly eventually at ~$400
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by blisse 13y ago
Like all contractors, either the contractor makes the design and follows up with the client, or the client makes the designs for the contractor to follow. If you have any issues or complaints, please direct them to the appropriate party. Th
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by blisse 13y ago
To my knowledge, Pivotal has a small mobile division called Pivotal Labs. That is the division that Xtreme Labs is most relevant to, as XL is a mobile company. This will increase Pivotal's presence in the mobile scene, which was nowher
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by blisse 13y ago
Xtreme Labs builds mobile apps. Our portfolio includes the Facebook, Twitter, and MTV apps, to name a few. We are essentially a contractor, and work on all mobile platforms - Android, iOS, WP8, BB, and Web are the main ones I think. Source:
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by blisse 14y ago
You buy music to show support if you can't make it to a concert. You buy music because Youtube usually has horrible sound quality. You buy music because you want to listen to your music on your iPod or preferred MP3 player. You buy music be
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by blisse 14y ago
I'm confused, why is this relevant? Where did they get this data? How do they get this data? How many people are they tracking? Who is Soluto? Their site doesn't make it clear at all. And I'm not going to watch a video to figure it out. And
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by blisse 14y ago
The same complaints can be had for any operating system. I don't know of any OS upgrade I've had where it's run perfectly every time I used it. Windows 7 has crashed numerous times. Xubuntu and Ubuntu crashed less, but still enough times to
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by blisse 14y ago
Posting from http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=379... >> The extent to which Razer collects information is not much different than your average terms of service for most software you use. Like teamliquid, th

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