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by daeken 10y ago
This is still very much an alpha, but I figured that some folks here might find this interesting. You write a keymap file to specify how to map keys and mouse to DualShock4 inputs, and ShockEmu takes care of the rest. There's a lot to
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Keyboard+Mouse for PS4 Remote Play(github.com)
1 points by daeken 10y ago|1 comments
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Controlling for confounding factors in a study like this would be very close to impossible. Income is one factor, but parental involvement, household stability, discipline methods (I don't have data to support this, but I have a feeli
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by daeken 10y ago
> traditional response has been amphetamine-salts Not exclusively. Methylphenidate (Ritalin and friends) is generally the first-line drug in the US at least, due to milder side effects and a lower potential for abuse.
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by daeken 10y ago
I 100% agree. We use the drugs we do because they're effective, they're cheap, and they're relatively safe. If he thinks that we should be using non-stimulant drugs, then what classes of drugs should we be looking into? Is
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by daeken 10y ago
I'd also love another feature in a mobile app: set lists. I love to look back on the sets I've enjoyed, and a way to easily track those and associate them with my favorite concerts would be fantastic. By the time I'm home,
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by daeken 10y ago
Oh man, I didn't know you guys released your tools. I'm a big fan of your stuff -- awesome to see such polished prods on the web. Happy to have helped enable some amazing work!
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by daeken 10y ago
It was looking fine on my end, but I realized I wasn't setting an encoding on the page. Should be UTF-8 now and not cause any more problems. Thanks for pointing it out!
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by daeken 10y ago
Good catch -- thank you! Imported this from an older blog and must've lost that code block somehow.
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I abused this concept to compress demo code in PNG files, with great success. http://demoseen.com/blog/2011-08-31_Superpacking_JS_Demos.ht... This is, at present, the most efficient way to pack demos on the web; a few
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by daeken 10y ago
Oh man, you absolutely made my day. I've been teaching my fiancee bits of Python for the past couple days (her first code ever!) and this library made it all make sense. It let her take all the little concepts I taught her, and put t
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by daeken 10y ago
I've never used The Grid or anything like this, so I'm curious: How much of your landing page is designed using Firedrop itself? This landing page seems like it's the perfect use case, so it seems like a good opportunity for
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by daeken 10y ago
This is the most inaccurate click-bait title I've ever seen in my life. They may as well have said "You won't believe these 10 things Google is recording in the background!"
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by daeken 10y ago
This one is actually way easier than Super Hexagon! You can use a memory cheat tool to look for the current scores, then watch for changes in those addresses. I'd be happy to hunt that down and write up an implementation if you want; I
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by daeken 10y ago
One of my favorite early scenes from Makers by Cory Doctorow comes to mind. (For context, Lester had just brought a homeless woman a doggie bag from Denny's, where they were about to get breakfast). > Lester joined them again. He w
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by daeken 10y ago
While product reviews are rarely featured on HN, I figure some folks here might appreciate this. I still feel weird cheerleading a Microsoft product, but damn, it's incredible.
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HoloLens: A Preview of the Future(daeken.svbtle.com)
1 points by daeken 10y ago|1 comments
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by daeken 10y ago
Not necessarily. If you can show that you're using nothing-up-my-sleeve numbers, everyone knows (that part of) your construction is safe. But if you can't show that you're using them, it doesn't necessarily mean you&#x
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by daeken 10y ago
A day. Okay, it isn't quite that simple. My sideproject is Breaker 101, an online class for web security. ( https://breaker101.com ) I launched on HN and sold out (75 seats or so, $1500 each IIRC) that same day. I had designe
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by daeken 10y ago
As far as I'm aware, every browser on Windows already converts GLSL to HLSL. Angle does this for Chrome, Firefox, and others.
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I'm an ex-Matasanoite and completely agree with 'tptacek. If you can complete Microcorruption, you certainly don't know all you need to know, but you absolutely have the skills you need to learn anything you don't alrea
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by daeken 10y ago
I constantly miss SoftICE. Rasta Ring 0 Debugger was looking like a promising replacement for a while, but it just seemed to fizzle out and never got where it should've been. WinDbg isn't awful these days, but that's about
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by daeken 10y ago
That's not really the way it works. The CLR compiles .NET code to native machine code (either at runtime or ahead of time), which means you need to implement these optimizations at the code generation layer of the CLR. You can make t
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by daeken 11y ago
This has been a pet project of mine for a while. I ripped apart the editor to figure out how it writes files, and that gave me the entire structure. Since then, I've figured out some core pieces of what the data means, but this needs
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Pepakura File Format Reversing(github.com)
2 points by daeken 11y ago|1 comments
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You also have to add in the payload integration fees, testing (very, very expensive), the actual payload development, insurance, and also be in a launch configuration such that you can piggyback behind a payload taking up most of the F9 cap
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by daeken 11y ago
> The hard part for physicists to accept is that the theory requires the speed of light to change. I'm a complete layman here, so I don't understand how the link you shared says that the speed of light is changing; it seems mor
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by daeken 11y ago
Do you honestly believe that the majority of people (hell, even 10% of people) could explain it to even the level he did? It's still a layman's level -- his response is clearly over-simplified and I doubt he could show the math b
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by daeken 11y ago
It's 99% self-driven and constantly expanding, so it's tough to pinpoint an exact number. But for the content as it is right now, it's 20-40 hours of work. Some people take more or less time (depending on prior experience,
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by daeken 11y ago
Everything is running on my own platform (aside from videos hosted on Youtube). As the class has evolved, the platform has grown quite considerably, but it's really held up well. I've considered moving it to something off-the-sh

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