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Replace state over push state for this kind of history twiddling please.
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Isn't that mostly a matter of adjusting IPD and other calibration?
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Apparently, the main issue with eye strain from close monitors and such is the fact that your eyes have to focus closer. But the oculus has two screens and optics, which they use to let your eyes focus at infinite distance. Hence, eye strai
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13y ago
in a matter of hours TFA mentions this update happened weeks ago. How are you able to pin this down to the hour and correlate your traffic changes to the algo change if we don't know when the algo change happened exactly?
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Cache last N frames? (I don't know anything about video codecs) I guess that would break when you jump to a specific location in the video, without the benefit of having cached the previous frame(s).
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I think Islam is compatible with evolution, though many Muslims would beg to differ. There is some notion of God having a hand in designing humans, but that is worked around easily enough by assuming either extremely high precision in initi
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13y ago
Both were due to cost, especially the servos. But I think a microcontroller capable of usb would not be particularly expensive, though more expensive than not having it.
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If we can get medical care to the point where, say, the 1970s standard of care is as cheap as food is, then we're basically at post-scarcity. How so? Post-scarcity implies, to me at least, that nobody has to work to live: everything
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It is less efficient. But you are now obviously trolling, posing arguments that no rational person could possibly accept. "So, a few more keystrokes for each command, repeated for each such command. So what? Are you in a hurry to get
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13y ago
More of a motor than a gear.
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These don't seem like the most sound criticisms honestly. It's still a command-line editor. Just like vi. Not sure what the issue is there? It cannot take advantage of the modern computing environment gvim/macvim exists.
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I wonder if this has changed over time as the HN community has grown - perhaps in the morning I'll try filtering out posts less than X days old and see how that affects the top results. Note that popularity in terms of votes should a
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You might not be able to draw the first drawing right now, but if you as bad at drawing as the average person, I can't imagine it taking more than a few days or weeks (max) to get to that level, with a very modest time commitment. 10 y
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You sure about your claims of insulin secretion in response to tasting anything sweet? I just googled up this article, which has references to a number of studies that generally disagrees with this notion: http://www.marksdaily
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13y ago
I've been interested in using Ember.js in the frontend for a Rails app, especially after watching a mock competition between it and Angular [1]. But it's beta status kept me from using it, and even now I wonder if it really is pro
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I've been looking into natural language programming, and I recognize some things along those lines have been done. Most of them don't go the length though as far as I know, and have not applied real natural language processing (wh
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You can, please see my reply to your parent.
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I had the same issue. Here's my config to solve it (ijkl become like arrow keys, h is insert instead): map k g<Down> map i g<Up> map j <Left> noremap h i Note that with this config, we maintain th
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Point or not, I actually found it interesting. Quoting part of the quote: You’ve got gigabyte disks; you’ve got megabyte RAMs. The book this appears in was published 2009, though the interview with Chuck Moore surely happened somewhat ear
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Some interesting tidbits: The total trip time is approximately half an hour, with capsules departing as often as every 30 seconds from each terminal and carrying 28 people each. This gives a total of 7.4 million people each w
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13y ago
I think you're not seeing the latest updates. Here's a direct link to the pdf: http://www.spacex.com/sites/spacex/files/hyperloop_alpha-201...
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13y ago
Original ideas imply uncommon sense. I like that way of putting it. To me, having uncommon sense is not synonymous with ignoring common sense. Why not use both!
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You make it sound worse than it is. Maybe it's just me, but he seemed to have some positive things to say during the actual demo. Just seems slightly staged at the end there is all. As for struggling to use the app, we don't all e
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<sparkle> is implemented with just an animated gif background. Still, great stuff!
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Now why would I assume that? There are times when you need to generate a big report, and just the SQL can take that long or more. But typical web requests for typical applications are not like that. DB queries shouldn't take more than
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I took your comment to mean that no button element exists, but I suppose that was not your intention. But I did realize you were referring to links being abused as buttons. I think the issue is simply that buttons tend to have more default
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https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/bu...
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Off topic: Maybe it's just me, but the log scale for the relative program times is pretty confusing. While it probably makes the improvement more obvious, it doesn't help me understand the actual magnitude of improvement visually,
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Your i_am_dead account does not seem to be dead though.
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I used to keep a spreadsheet of dead accounts I saw, but I haven't looked at it in over a year. I had a column for whether they deserved to be banned - I'd check their history and try to figure out at which point they had been ban
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