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by endergen 10y ago
Redux is the closest infrastructure that enables this stuff. The time travel aspects at least. Hot code reloading has definitely gone mainstream and if you look at a lot of the popular ones and trace their influences, many mention inspirati
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by endergen 10y ago
I think patterns of developmental and good tooling make it scale up at least in utility to larger projects. Worse case use the workbench analogy like the clojurescript oriented devcards project where you check in playground style simple env
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by endergen 10y ago
5. Focus on how you would use AI to augment personal human thinking.
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by endergen 10y ago
My take away was that we need to work towards converging efforts rather than diverging and causing constant fragmentation and lost effort. It being easy to deploy is a good thing, but people need to try to reduce noise and fix existing good
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by endergen 10y ago
Why not?
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by endergen 10y ago
I hear your sentiment. But not your argument as much. Politicians and Lawyers are inherently > smart contract writers? 'I think more people will be pissed when they find out that "trust in the system" ultimately means &quo
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by endergen 10y ago
This is their opening line: "OpenAI’s mission is to build safe AI, and ensure AI's benefits are as widely and evenly distributed as possible." Real AI isn't coming anytime soon, so it's better to focus on the market
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by endergen 10y ago
I love that Smart Contracts act basically as bug bounties to make the Ethereum systems, community knowledge, and open contracts improve dramatically.
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by endergen 10y ago
I'm an ex game engine developer and I bristle anytime anyone thinks any existing functional language is better for multicore. Specifically garbage collection alone will make any language an order of magnitude slower generally per a sin
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by endergen 10y ago
I had the same issue on my Mac. Ended up buying Boom 2 to boost the volume. I wouldn't have just for one talk, but it's been happening a lot lately where I find content volume to be too low.
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by endergen 10y ago
Do you not use a mobile phone? An always on device that has a 4G connection and is strapped to your body?
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by endergen 10y ago
What makes you say flow is a better type system?
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by endergen 11y ago
I looked up John's net worth. Apparently it's 40M. That surprises me, I would have thought given his involvement in the success of putting Oculus on the map that he would have made out way better from the Facebook acquisition.
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Samsung adds experimental WebVR support to the GearVR
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by endergen 11y ago
This doesn't play well with repos that require native compilation. I'm with you on this approach if you stick to using all pure javascript modules.
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by endergen 11y ago
That's my impression without Tim Sweeney getting specific. He's more making sure Microsoft doesn't take over distribution and charge a 30% cut or something and do other forms of competitive hampering of other distribution cha
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by endergen 11y ago
Phew, if that was a thing. That would be huge.
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by endergen 11y ago
Does anyone know exactly which features you don't get access to unless going through their distribution? Cause anything short of not getting the latest drivers or something or anything that affects performance or existing feature sets
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by endergen 11y ago
Versus a close field cloud based device in your pocket? I'd be more comfortable if knowing that Alexa is truly not listening unless the blue light is on. But I hear your point. I think we're all getting lulled into just giving up
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by endergen 11y ago
It's common to call video games a medium. So that's a good example if it helps.
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by endergen 11y ago
Nice! Right, I forgot I had come across that one too. Using firebase was clever too.
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by endergen 11y ago
I was thinking this exact use case last in year in some experiments but just got to busy to finish it. I had auto discovery of local computers and a nice name: browserdrop.it. I had it working too casting a chromecast with a system for disp
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by endergen 11y ago
What you said. They do not address this in this letter.
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by endergen 11y ago
Not me, I'm listening to the Calm -> Guide Meditation one and wow is it relaxing. Not quite getting asmr symptoms, but one average I feel quite relaxed and content. I agree on the on edge quality, for me it's subtle though and
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by endergen 11y ago
Agreed that writing test coverage and running twin systems against would get you this. But the benefit is that when you have no or low test coverage, if you have a drop in way of just testing behavior matching then it's probably a more
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by endergen 11y ago
This is a great problem to have. I'd rejoice.
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by endergen 11y ago
Is Cardboard a consumer item? It's been pretty straight to dev expect marketing promotions and Google IO handouts.
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by endergen 11y ago
Have you tried either the Vive or CV1 Oculus? Both are quite immersive, sure pixels are larger like some 2000 era graphics. But back then I was immersed just like now. Devs tend to be overly picky about things they didn't used to be ju
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by endergen 11y ago
You tried the Crescent Bay version of the Rift? I found the difference to not be that noticeable. Crescent was room scale mostly with no issues, a slight higher chance of losing site, but not much due to sensors on all sides of the headset.
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by endergen 11y ago
The system linked to is terrible. Content addressable schemes should be solved via decentralized routing algorithms/networks. See ipfs et al mentioned else where in these threads. The poster's link is no better than link shortenin

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