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   by bradhe 10y ago

   > If we're talking about true VR, it's the replacement of reality, e.g. piping experience directly into your neurons Yeah that's not what anyone here is talking about.
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   by bradhe 10y ago

   My gut reaction is to doubt their ability to capture the nuance that goes in to mastering when you account for the intricacies of recording, instrumentation, style, etc. But, if you're dealing strictly with synths or something then per
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   Show HN: Daily AdWords report in your inbox(clickedon.it)

   6 points by bradhe 10y ago|0 comments
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   by bradhe 10y ago

   Happy to see projects like this pop up! As a long-time go user, these types of fundamental projects really are what drove the community early on.
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   by bradhe 11y ago

   These are really hard to understand without some associated images or videos.
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   by bradhe 11y ago

   This is awesome! At Reflect (shameless: https://reflect.io ) we think about "interactive" a bit differently but adding a layer on to the data itself is really smart! We've done some similar stuff on top of D3, I&#x
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   by bradhe 11y ago

   This claim seems dubious at best. There's no proof that they got access, and it's in their best interest to claim they did. On one hand, I'm not totally sure we should assume that they're not capable of gaining access to
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   by bradhe 11y ago

   This is amazingly cool. We've been using docker at Reflect (shameless: https://reflect.io ) since we started it and even if we didn't have all the cgroups features, it'd be super helpful just to be able to run the
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   by bradhe 11y ago

   Are container scheduler performance benchmarks the new DB performance benchmarks?
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    https://reflect.io We're a Techstars Seattle '16 company. We're making it possible for anyone to embed gorgeous data visualizations in their apps or services for data they've already got. Check it out! https
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    Sex and Startups(medium.com)

    2 points by bradhe 11y ago|0 comments
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    It's a side effect of their implementation and you should continue to not trust their default ordering.
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    In the US there are 12/100000 suicides annually. So is the suicide rate in the US zero?
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    All things considered, this actually came on pretty quickly. Even in San Francisco, Uber and other ride sharing services have only been main-stream since, what, 2011? And threateningly so for less time than that. Doesn't this say somet
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    I start having a real tough time with this "code as art" argument when "code" becomes little more than gluing some Rails bullshit together.
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    Yep. I spent some time working for one of the largest.
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    Hmm now if only we could figure out how to efficiently keep it under 4mil times more pressure than earth atmosphere.
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    If by "standard" you mean "something every software developer on the planet wishes for" then I'd say so!
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    > Tens of billions of requests a month is not unexpected. 10000000000 / (60 * 60 * 24 * 30) = 3,858 req/sec. That's a pretty good clip.
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    > read old buffers back into javascript variables As I understand it, this is not how frame buffers work. All they contain is the rastered data to drive the a given frame.
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    Uh, anyone else think this title is a bit sensationalist? I was expecting something a bit more along the lines of actually leaking usable private data, not just displaying a rastered frame. Even further this has very little to do with chrom
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    > It's a wild west of 'this months hip library' and for a beginner it's unintelligible. What's wrong with the "just pick one" approach??
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    I seriously don't understand the issue here. I find the overhead completely negligible. I've worked on many React apps. I've worked on innumerable apps in other, different frameworks, tools, etc. too. I still find my React st
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    > Product developers get asked to use it but do not usually have a clue about good systems engineering. AWS was designed for ops and systems engineers first and foremost. Yeah that line is blurring, too.
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    > IBM Linux on Z Open Source Ecosystem Center of Competency Man, what a name for a group!
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    1. Use foreman 2. This doesn't cover the other problems you'll have down the line with the development process under docker. 3. If you're having that level of difficulty getting a rails app up-and-running you can't be ex
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    Traditionally, using HDFS solved the data locality problem. Networks have gotten MUCH faster, though.
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    If you're a developer working on a service your primary objective is service delivery. It's really, really difficult to do that without understanding (intimately) all the components in play from top to bottom.
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    The title reads like something out of Silicon Valley (the TV show). "We're changing the world by providing location-aware in-app database technology for everyone."
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    Get a job and live minimally? $5k take-home is about $75k/yr.