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by cmehdy 9y ago
A few years ago, I was lucky to work with the brilliant Japanese researchers at the Cyber Interface Lab/Hirose-Tanikawa lab (The University of Tokyo). Amongst their projects (involving AR, VR and multi-modal devices), some students exp
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by cmehdy 9y ago
I'll risk looking like an idiot: Figuring out the architecture and different combinations of languages in modern web dev, and what a good solution choice is for a given need/problem. From the basic options to set up a server, code
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by cmehdy 9y ago
It truly is a dog-eat-dog world.
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by cmehdy 9y ago
Building a list of interesting people to follow is the biggest part. Keep in mind that this is visual communication, so there will definitely be a bias towards photographers, artists, journalists.. Not everyone is able to communicate visual
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by cmehdy 9y ago
"security proponents will probably have to demonstrate improvements to the bottom line: less maintenance, improved customer satisfaction, or other measurable incentives to bring everyone on board" In most fields there is little i
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by cmehdy 10y ago
That's what it looks like. Having more lasers and more processing power could very well help with estimation of atmospheric disturbance (although I don't know of any model being computationally overwhelming, but my knowledge is li
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by cmehdy 10y ago
Trying to be as open as possible and ready to debate is exhausting, and often leaves one tired and misunderstood. I can see how the 'big picture' reward isn't worth the day-to-day depression and anxiety. I still have yet to f