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   Show HN: Vive and HoloLens in the same space(drewgottlieb.net)

   7 points by dag11 10y ago|0 comments
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   by dag11 10y ago

   That's Fitbit's call. Would be a great way to retain some product/brand loyalty among its supporters though!
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   by dag11 10y ago

   This is beautiful.
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   by dag11 10y ago

   Do you have any sources/examples besides Stephen Glass, which was over eighteen years ago?
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   by dag11 10y ago

   Is there an easy way to play a Vimeo video at 1/3 speed?
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   by dag11 10y ago

   They had to do a crazy amount of optimization just to the Earth engine to make it work in 90fps VR. Here's a talk one of the devs gave at SIGGRAPH a few months ago about how they made it work: https://vimeo.com/17754956
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   by dag11 10y ago

   Anecdotally, contactless is supported in a majority of places in Europe – even though Apple Pay has yet to roll out to many European banks. As a result, I use Apple Pay at most places in Switzerland and Poland, yet it's always the merc
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   by dag11 10y ago

   This is not what clickbait is. For those unfamiliar with 99PI, this is a thing they do with all of their episode titles. They're often a pun of some sort, and make the subject of the episode a fun surprise which is made apparent at the
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   by dag11 10y ago

   You can already do that with human drivers today. Shining super bright lights down a road before a sharp turn can surely kill someone.
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    by dag11 11y ago

    Oh I almost forgot, you might like my preferred way of dismissing Apple Watch / Android Wear: I call it the "Karate Chop". The surface area of the outer edge of your hand is enough to cover the screen :)
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    by dag11 11y ago

    I'm guilty of the nose tap, as well as the forehead-tap and chin-tap to dismiss the screen. Wearables are fun!
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    by dag11 11y ago

    I had a lot of fun making a little real-time visitor counter using Motion JPEG a few years ago! I was quite proud of that :) The demo is still live: http://drewgottlieb.net/2012/07/29/real-time-user-count.html
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    by dag11 11y ago

    Can't seem to read it, there's a paywall.
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    by dag11 11y ago

    You don't have to hack gifs to do this. The ability to indefinitely stream frames of an image (of any format) is part of HTTP. I made a live png view counter for funsies with this idea: http://drewgottlieb.net/2012&#x2F
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    by dag11 11y ago

    That's really interesting. Anywhere I can learn more about this?
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    by dag11 11y ago

    I call this one "The Master". http://typedrummer.com/901ci8
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    by dag11 11y ago

    All of the components of diet coke and mentos fit into the bottle prior :)
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    by dag11 11y ago

    Or this: import js js.globals.console.log('hi!')
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    by dag11 11y ago

    > A full decade before the Apple Watch, Microsoft introduced its own computer on a wrist. Where can I learn more about this?
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    by dag11 12y ago

    Even as someone familiar with Elementary OS in the past, I can't figure out what's new with this release.
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    by dag11 12y ago

    Phew, this fixed com.google. Now I can search again!
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    by dag11 12y ago

    Sending an email to the registered account is not a solution, because that doesn't tell the registering user that the username is unavailable.
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    by dag11 12y ago

    One application is to make a plugin system for your app. Lua is often used this way.
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    by dag11 12y ago

    Betty White's responses are fantastic. Her humor really shines through!
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    by dag11 12y ago

    It's nothing like Wave.
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    by dag11 12y ago

    It's like the raw mechanic of Cookie Clicker, sans cookies. And every other game like it. Nice distillation.
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    by dag11 12y ago

    I made something very similar using an Arduino Ethernet (using Power Over Ethernet). For the same reasons you mentioned, I totally recommend your way over mine; the Arduino was super expensive, and doing the HTTP myself was more work than i
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    by dag11 12y ago

    Wow, that's really weird to hear. Google's never done that to me.
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    by dag11 12y ago

    I have Google Music All Access and I've never experienced Google plopping songs/albums in my library that I didn't explicitly request. How is this happening to you?
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    by dag11 12y ago

    When I first looked at the black and white lines just now, I already saw a faint green and magenta glow in them. I hadn't even looked at the colored images yet. Then I remembered that several months ago I tried this. Could it have poss