iLoch

11 ms·

61.
by iLoch 10y ago
It's practical for designers, which is what these resources were designed for.
62.
by iLoch 10y ago
My Mac just went belly up - a software corruption in my encrypted partition has rendered Mac OSX unusable. I took it to Apple, they spent over an hour throwing every piece of software they had at it. Their own diagnostic tools were freezing
63.
by iLoch 10y ago
To me, it's the reintroduction of custom templating. I appreciate E4X/JSX syntax because it's just a thin layer of sugar which is compiled to regular JS syntax. It also lacks custom implementations of loops etc, requiring the
64.
by iLoch 10y ago
No one gets fired for using React. Vue isn't even shinier in my opinion. It makes the same templating mistakes that Angular and Backbone did.
65.
by iLoch 10y ago
The complexity of creating a component in react is identical to Vue.
66.
by iLoch 10y ago
It's hardly fair to compare the technology in the Oculus to what's in HoloLens. The HoloLens is an x86 PC that fits on your head and has 5 cameras, 4 microphones and a depth sensor and lasts several hours on a single charge (which
67.
by iLoch 10y ago
Likewise I believe S02E01 - the Christmas episode - shares the idea a similarly dystopian fate for AR.
68.
by iLoch 10y ago
Speaking as someone coming from the web, auto-layout is really awful. You're way better off making UI easy to reason about for web developers transitioning to mobile, because that's where most of the talent comes from. By DSL, do
69.
by iLoch 10y ago
Shortsighted, wouldn't you say? Eventually this will choke out all competition except for companies with the smartest people/deepest pockets. We'll end up creating monopolies around content by refusing to pay for it when ther
70.
by iLoch 10y ago
Thanks for your reply Dominic. As an end user, what should compel me to use Inferno for any production purposes? Bearing in mind React has the support of multiple billion dollar companies, several targets (web, native mobile/desktop, c
71.
by iLoch 10y ago
What do you think the extra 38kb of code is for? My point of view is, you've got a company with thousands of employees who work with a library every day and core teams dedicated to its improvement. Their requirements for speed and band
72.
by iLoch 10y ago
So basically, as the platform matures beyond a fun experiment, it'll grow in size. Got it. ;)
73.
by iLoch 10y ago
Cool, so it's React but presumably they've stripped out many of the things that make React enjoyable to use in order to satisfy some arbitrary file size metric. Why isn't this library 1kb, like LatestHotFramework.js?
74.
by iLoch 10y ago
Do you have a De-bullshifier for existing Java codebases?
75.
by iLoch 10y ago
Sure, if you know C++! :) I should probably create an issue outlining the things that still need to be done.
76.
by iLoch 10y ago
Interesting, once I get ThreeJS support working for HolographicJS ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12913052 ) I'll be sure to get give this a shot with HoloLens!
77.
HolographicJS – Build Holograms with JavaScript and Microsoft HoloLens(github.com)
4 points by iLoch 10y ago|0 comments
78.
by iLoch 10y ago
I just don't understand why people use the git CLI. Git is too powerful a tool, using the CLI limits one of two things: your capabilities, or your productivity. Often times I see my coworkers screwing around with git trying to review d
79.
by iLoch 10y ago
How about a web spec for creating sandboxed native UI? Would go nicely with WASM.
80.
by iLoch 10y ago
Do you see SkateJS being more beneficial to a React developer than say, Standalone? https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-standalone
81.
by iLoch 10y ago
Impeachment in all likelihood.
82.
by iLoch 10y ago
> I'm also wondering why people choose to trust a company to provide the powder for them instead of making it themselves. Are you really wondering that? The people that buy this stuff are the ones that won't even make themselve
83.
by iLoch 10y ago
> Microsoft introduced a 28" desktop PC in an era when nobody uses desktops anymore. "a 28" desktop PC" is a bit of an understatement. It's a huge low-latency touch display which works like a drafting table. >
84.
by iLoch 10y ago
Has Apple announced a holographic computer yet? :)
85.
by iLoch 10y ago
Sounds like you've got far too much going on there to be classified as boring. :)
86.
by iLoch 10y ago
There are actually tons of companies that do this, and it's a great business model that works well for everybody.
87.
C++/WinRT – A standard C++ language projection for the Windows Runtime(github.com)
1 points by iLoch 10y ago|0 comments
88.
by iLoch 10y ago
I'll start by saying this is a really interesting device, and a very impressive technological feat. However, I have some major criticisms too: The only advantage I see to this vs. something like HoloLens is that it doesn't require
89.
by iLoch 10y ago
They will be. :) Nothing wrong with that, it's just evolution.
90.
by iLoch 10y ago
> anything from 2 to more than 48 nodes in a distributed database Why specify a range if you're going to leave it open-ended?

More ›