ioquatix

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   by ioquatix 13y ago

   Is this some kind of gender bias and is it appropriate?
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   by ioquatix 13y ago

   Have you ever tried to push more than 6 keys on your keyboard? e.g. in local two-player games. Modern gaming motherboards come with a PS/2 port for a reason...
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   by ioquatix 13y ago

   Compilers are pretty interesting- the current compiler was compiled by the previous compiler. Theoretically, our modern compilers embody ~40 years of history..
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   by ioquatix 13y ago

   Based on my experience with Leap and it's limitations, sounds like someone wants to create Surgeon Simulator 2014...
5. 395.▲
   by ioquatix 13y ago

   Perhaps you'd be interested in RubyDNS... also, what is so good about space, compared to YAML, JSON, XML, and many other existing coding standards?
6. 396.▲
   by ioquatix 13y ago

   Hypothetically (I'm not a kernel developer) how is someone on the receiving end of Linus's text/verbal abuse supposed to feel? Does Linus just assume that people don't take it personally? Is this his way of establishing
7. 397.▲
   by ioquatix 13y ago

   Yeah, it is freaking amazing and the first paragraph blew me away.. I'm hoping we can keep it up over the next few weeks.
8. 398.▲
   by ioquatix 13y ago

   Haha, if only!
9. 399.▲
   by ioquatix 13y ago

   Thanks!! One of the most rewarding experiences I had was watching children at one of our recent workshops - when they first see what is going on their faces light up and it is amazing to watch.
10. 400.▲
    by ioquatix 13y ago

    Sorry about this. We are still figuring some of this stuff out - you will need a modern phone with a decent camera at the very least.
11. 401.▲
    by ioquatix 13y ago

    Yeah, other companies are working on this too. I think we are in a unique position at this time with what we've developed.
12. 402.▲
    by ioquatix 13y ago

    Well, I think marketing is the single biggest challenge that we face. People who have the power to make the decisions don't always understand the technology.
13. 403.▲
    by ioquatix 13y ago

    Yeah, it might be a bug. I've seen this before - we are using standard Unity plugins but honestly I'm not confident that they are really reliable. Try restarting the app.
14. 404.▲
    by ioquatix 13y ago

    Nope.
15. 405.▲
    by ioquatix 13y ago

    We've been trying to get major publishers interested for over 8 months. Molasses comes to mind.
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    by ioquatix 13y ago

    Personally I'd like to do that but we have a lot of limitations with the Unity platform and supporting multiple platforms. Every feature needs to be implemented at least 2 times (iOS, Android) and tested. Perhaps in the future once we
17. 407.▲
    by ioquatix 13y ago

    The in-app purchase is currently set to $0. At the end of this week it will be set back to whatever it was previously, a few dollars.
18. 408.▲
    by ioquatix 13y ago

    Yep that's right.
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    by ioquatix 13y ago

    Our 3D modeller Shun spends about a week per page carefully designing and animating the models. You are correct, they are per page and completely pre-defined. The fun part is colouring in the pages and seeing the results :D Even me, 28 year
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    by ioquatix 13y ago

    We use Vuforia and Unity. Adrian Clark did his PhD thesis on tracking and we based our app on his ideas and work. We don't use SIFT as it is patented but we have better research in the pipeline.
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    by ioquatix 13y ago

    How do I do a Show HN? Just make a post?
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    by ioquatix 13y ago

    This implementation looks amazing but also seems practically very awkward.. I can't imagine children being so patient and accurate like in the video! We've been doing things like this for years at the HITLabNZ. Check out our lates
23. 413.▲
    by ioquatix 13y ago

    I don't think that is going to be much of a problem for THIS audience :D
24. 414.▲
    by ioquatix 13y ago

    I for one, WISH, people would worry about audiophile stuff for "venue audio or PA". Man, some of the s * setups I have heard in my time.
25. 415.▲
    by ioquatix 13y ago

    "Someting going wrong here" +1 insightful.
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    by ioquatix 13y ago

    I wonder what the results would be like if you weighted votes with people's distribution of actual usage, e.g people who vote for python but have ONLY used python, their vote wouldn't carry much weight, but someone who had used py
27. 417.▲
    by ioquatix 13y ago

    Yeah, I've looked at it briefly. Well, RubyDNS already provides the full DNS server functionality, so I didn't really see the point. What do you think the main benefits would be?
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    by ioquatix 13y ago

    I'm going to blatantly advertise my own project "RubyDNS" - it can be a lot of fun, and it is especially relevant because it allows you to perform these kinds of attacks in a controlled environment. http://www.code
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    by ioquatix 14y ago

    The only consistent method is to not wrap text at an arbitrary limit. Everyone can follow this and it is very clear. Readability may or may not be compromised. Dictating an arbitrary line width is exactly that: an arbitrary standard. If it
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    by ioquatix 14y ago

    Came here to say exactly this. I read the article, but I couldn't see any logic to substantiate the claims of the title. Also, what is this supposed to mean? "After all, unlike real money, Bitcoin isn’t the coin of the realm. It is, at best