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by gunn 10y ago
Is there a better maintained version?
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by gunn 10y ago
http://pavlok.com/
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by gunn 10y ago
Huh, actually other WebGL demos aren't working for me now. I'm on chrome 53 and chrome://gpu/ says: "WebGL: Hardware accelerated" but canvas.getContext('webgl') returns null. Anyway, I can run it
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by gunn 10y ago
"Your graphics card does not seem to support WebGL". I've never failed to run WebGL before. Using chrome on mac.
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by gunn 10y ago
Clever. I like that this could give the benefits of moderation without hard censorship.
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by gunn 10y ago
So I'm imagining a system like this, except who friends are and who foes are is decided dynamically based on the up/down voting we do currently. And also their voting on comments is weighted accordingly.
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by gunn 10y ago
That's just what this is trying to fix. Currently an up means 'I think this comment is good for everyone'. I'm saying it should mean 'this comment is good for me and people like me'. The one-click assessment wo
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by gunn 10y ago
Scroll to the bottom to see what you're missing out on, or open incognito for a neutral view. I guess the system could throw in some randomness if it's necessary. On reddit, I switch between sorting by top, new, and controversial
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by gunn 10y ago
> Only showing upvoted authors would only reinforce your personal echo chamber, see also: Tumblr. Certainly, if you just upvote left-wing and downvote right-wing or vice versa. But if you want to see something better you can get it by up
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by gunn 10y ago
I've been wondering: would it be practical to build a reddit/HN like system where the comments you see are by authors you've upvoted before, or authors they've upvoted before? This way everyone can comment, and the low e
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by gunn 10y ago
http://qbix.com/platform/guide/pages
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by gunn 10y ago
Too early to call, but I'd put my money against the coup succeeding: Al Jazeera - "Turkey 1st army commander Umit Dundar on TV says army does not support coup". Assuming he's fully in charge there, that represents 120,00
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by gunn 10y ago
For anyone curious about 'ye': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thorn_(letter)#Middle_and_Earl...
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by gunn 10y ago
https://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/git-2.9.0.tar.xz (as used by homebrew)
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by gunn 11y ago
That and reflecting one wavelength vs a wide spectrum.
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by gunn 11y ago
Yes and you can get a good idea of the activity by looking at the forums: https://forums.meteor.com/
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by gunn 11y ago
http://crystal-lang.org/ might be a good fit for you then. Or http://nim-lang.org/ if you're flexible on syntax.
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by gunn 11y ago
I think it's determined by resolution and number of iterations. I wrote a quick JS vesrion using the provided formulas: http://bl.ocks.org/gunn/87401cb547cc2ee5b5ec
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by gunn 11y ago
As best I can make make out he was appointed in 1951[1], as per the British system, by the parliament elected in 1950[2]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mohammad_Mosaddegh#Appointment... [2] https://en.wi
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by gunn 11y ago
I made an app quite a while ago that lets you explore apparent motions, distances and more in 3D: http://gunn.co.nz/astrotour/?data=tours/retrograde.xml (Keep clicking the next arrow at the bottom for a tour). He
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by gunn 11y ago
From a previous HN post - I want a browser standard for an easily optimised subset of html technologies. To conform to this standard, pages would be restricted in the ways they can manipulate the DOM, have a simpler DOM, use only a small fr
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by gunn 11y ago
I've been thinking about something like this for a while - a standard for an easily optimised subset of html technologies. To conform to this standard, pages would be restricted in the ways they can manipulate the DOM, have a simpler D
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by gunn 11y ago
If c is truthy: a = b && c || d
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by gunn 12y ago
Also: "estimates of its mass are poorly constrained, but range from 5 to 30 times that of the Sun". Amazing for having on the order of 16 billion times its volume.
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by gunn 12y ago
"Maybe a month" from #reactjs on freenode
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by gunn 12y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandate_of_Heaven suggests some religious thinking
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by gunn 12y ago
Here's an ember version - http://jsfiddle.net/8972C/1/
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by gunn 13y ago
https://github.com/syedhali/EZAudio
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by gunn 13y ago
Think there are a few more - "feel badly", "momentarily"
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by gunn 13y ago
Good answer... It looks like it would take on the order of 7 CPU years to create a table of every used address, much less time to target an area or individual. I don't think this is an issue at all though, I was just curious.

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