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by godber 4y ago
I came here to say something similar. It has also occurred to me that vectordev hasn’t gotten much attention here on HN. It’s a great tool. You can listen on a TCP socket, write to Kafka in an upstream instance, then read from Kafka, tra
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Introduction to WebXR Presentation(webvr.dev)
1 points by godber 5y ago|0 comments
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WebXR Technology Stack Diagram(webvr.dev)
2 points by godber 5y ago|0 comments
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by godber 5y ago
Funny you mention that. The author of the Metaverse Manifesto I link to in the blog post is named Toni Parisi ... and one of the co-creators of VRML. He even brings it up in this podcast where he and Kent Bye discuss the 7 rules: https:&
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by godber 5y ago
Cool, thanks for the feedback.
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The Missing Link to the Metaverse(webvr.dev)
38 points by godber 5y ago|63 comments
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by godber 5y ago
Following a link in VR breaks the user our of the browsers VR mode to show the "2D" browser window. It's time to improve this behavior.
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by godber 6y ago
All my disks have 5% space reserved for root by default. This reserve can be changed at will.
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by godber 7y ago
The "Plain Language Summary" is as follows: "Frozen water is a very strong heat conductor compared to typical Martian regolith. As a result, near-surface ice measurably influences seasonal surface temperature trends, and the
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by godber 7y ago
The paywalled paper is here: https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2019GL08... Available through various institutions for free. You'll find the authors to be established Mars scientists who&#x2
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by godber 8y ago
One benefit to ES is scale. Elasticsearch can scale to at least a couple trillion records (on the order of 1.5 PB) if you spread your data out across enough hardware. You can then search those records in seconds (for simple queries). I&#
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by godber 8y ago
I feel the same way about California Prop 65 warnings. Any overused warning will result in warning fatigue. We'll just blindly click that OK button or lick that pewter candle stick. Look, it's even a real thing: https:/&#x
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by godber 8y ago
One interesting use case for FPGAs is where hardware qualification is very expensive, for instance for use in space. If a given FPGA is already space qualified, you just need to load new code onto it and you can skip the expensive qualific
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by godber 8y ago
The #1 reason here is one of the most important. You have to be able to draw your landing ellipse in a spot that you can be confident the rover can safely land. Technological advances have shrunk the size of this ellipse considerably, che
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by godber 9y ago
Gee, there is almost certainly nothing the author could do about this tragic waste of his time except volunteer to give a talk and * Provide a proper description to the organizers * Ask the organizers that they skip pizza that night or hand
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by godber 10y ago
I think what you are experiencing in Spain is kakonomics, a preference for low quality pay-offs. http://www.bbc.com/news/business-37108240
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by godber 10y ago
The paper contains the following link to the supplementary material which contains BOM, PCB drawings and some code: https://dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1/102942 Edit: spelling and a little more info.
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by godber 11y ago
Perhaps Emily was thinking more about things in the distant future. There is already a Europa mission under development: http://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-s-europa-mission-begi... We should be there within the ne
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by godber 11y ago
Airport/security full body scanners would not catch something like this. They only image through clothing for the most part. They only image through the top layers of skin. See figure 4 in the linked to document: http://w
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by godber 11y ago
You generate backup one time password codes at activation time. Store those somewhere safely. Use them in the event of trouble.
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by godber 12y ago
Of course, just like your fingerprints, your voice is your username and not your password.
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Mars Exploration Rovers 2015-2016 Calendar [pdf](mars.nasa.gov)
2 points by godber 12y ago|0 comments
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by godber 12y ago
Cool, thanks for sharing! I am very procedure oriented and have always liked checklists and templates. I have just created a github repo to share checklists and templates here: https://github.com/godber/software_dev_te
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by godber 12y ago
How much traffic did this slideshow generate for weekdone?
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NASA Announces Instrument Selection for 2020 Mars Rover(mars.jpl.nasa.gov)
1 points by godber 12y ago|0 comments
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by godber 13y ago
Links to the PDF documents have been made available by the MSL mission. http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/msl/news/whatsnew/index.cfm?FuseAct... These are published in a manner that is consistent with Science's p
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by godber 13y ago
This is exactly how it works and that data can be found here on the MSL PDS Archive: http://geo.pds.nasa.gov/missions/msl/index.htm I think the standard release delay is six months. Though I'd say its less a
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by godber 16y ago
Later in that thread there are links to other threads that include pictures of Harlem in recent times: http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=404013 http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=405109
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Beginning of series of how "Scientists can save the planet"(math.ucr.edu)
1 points by godber 16y ago|1 comments
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by godber 16y ago
I thought the mercury column based delay line memory was one of the most interesting.

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