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bradhe
14y ago
Scaling. Oh god. Scaling.
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bradhe
14y ago
Targeting a lower frame rate also allows you to create a world that is mor interactive, a la the quote in the article, by including more game objects and other elements. Graphical quality is still important...hence the lower frame rate.
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bradhe
14y ago
And it makes perfect sense for them to do so! They are optimizing for gameplay.
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bradhe
14y ago
> My idea was to use augmented reality to virtually show DIY interior design and move around furnitures in your room. It doesn't sounds like you understand the scale of the technical challenge here. You're talking about developing a pro
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bradhe
14y ago
Herp. You just reinforced his point.
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Using RVM the right way (and never typing "bundle exec" again)...
(coderwall.com)
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bradhe
14y ago
oya?
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bradhe
14y ago
Interesting. What from those fields are you applying to revision control?
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bradhe
14y ago
This is the worst thread I've EVER seen on HN.
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bradhe
14y ago
> Systems Programming and Machine Learning Oh? What are you working on? Do you have any code available?
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14y ago
GOOGLE is down. Like, ALL of it.
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bradhe
14y ago
It reminds me of...of something familiar...
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Top good reasons that you’re not (just) using the Cloud
(blog.cloudability.com)
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bradhe
14y ago
Trello is one of those tools that's really powerful but really open ended. It's hard to get started with so it's awesome to see how others use it!
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14y ago
In writing the article I found I had a tough time putting this one in to words. If you've got experience in writing server-side code, this is already pretty ubiquitous thanks to the "fat model" paradigm. Basically, a given object should man
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bradhe
14y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll see about putting some together. Wasn't really sure about including examples as to whether it would be helpful or not...
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Getting the most out of an incubator...with cheese.
(cloudability.com)
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15y ago
So happy to see Creative Market open up! Huge respect for the guys behind it, and it's been fun watching them make it happen.
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No More Attachments: Edit Team Documents With Revisu
(readwriteweb.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Along those same lines, here's a bit of code I put together that translates your Rails routes in to functions on the client. https://gist.github.com/2010242 . I find these far more friendly to work with.
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bradhe
15y ago
Lift at that depth is few and far between.
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bradhe
15y ago
"yacht"
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Effective Review: The importance of black, yellow, and red pens in design review
(revi.su)
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15y ago
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15y ago
It does open up some really interesting scenarios, though. For instance, I know a company that displays a large amount of data to it's users, so sticking that in WebSQL is useful to them as it makes that data easily queryable. However, sinc
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15y ago
Hosting isn't a very good metric in the first place. In a time where PaaS is going crazy and IaaS is crazy easy to find from tons of vendors, shared hosting is an out dated model that is only marginally a better option. Although, it is way,
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15y ago
Post has less to do with business and more to do with the lack of business :)
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15y ago
> How many startups are actually profitable - that is, genuinely creating more cash than they are burning? I think I can count them on one hand. Surprisingly less true than you might think. I am friends with many founders that are cash
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15y ago
Certainly well designed site, value prop is easily understood although not sure how valuable it actually is (not in industry so...). How big is the screen printing industry? I imagine the average screen print shop is between 1 and 5 heads.
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15y ago
> The counter to this is that good products are - by virtue of being good - products that people use and talk about. This is so insanely untrue. There are tons of great products that don't see the light of day because the people in char
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15y ago
http://transloadit.com/
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