jamesrom

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by jamesrom 9y ago
I’ll take that as a no...
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by jamesrom 9y ago
How so? Do you not think there is a level of professionalism required in a work setting?
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Everyone is over hyping this. It's a silly company that drives engagement by inserting short gifs after user actions. It has an edgy sounding name and just enough marketing buzz to scare you. This company is not around in 5 years. Good
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by jamesrom 9y ago
What you just said is a complicated way of saying that a particle can describe temperature.
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by jamesrom 9y ago
I'd like to double down and say the top supercomputers today couldn't, in reasonable time, simulate a single generation of the genetic variation in your gut flora alone.
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Not only that, but a virtually unbounded population space to test. Count every single organism alive today.
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by jamesrom 9y ago
So are we just going to pretend Perl doesn't exist?
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An example that comes to mind is a slider switch (iOS is famous for them) You don’t want the switch activated until it’s all the way left or right.
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by jamesrom 9y ago
No, that's my point. You can inspect the code running on your machine. The machine code. At what level should one expect it's user to understand the code running on one's machine? If I have you the source to my application in
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by jamesrom 9y ago
Of course you can inspect it. Understanding it, however...
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by jamesrom 9y ago
What's a couple of billion between friends?
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by jamesrom 9y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15370499
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appear incredibly simple*️
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by jamesrom 9y ago
The ethical and moral implications are enormous. But machine learning and AI are not going away. We must make our best effort to understand how this works, not bury our head in the sand as hostile actors use this for ill.
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by jamesrom 9y ago
It's easy to believe the AI threat if you believe AI is a panacea.
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I've always thought "flat" designs were created out some ideological belief in minimalism taken to an extreme. Their popularity born from a trendy departure of decades of UI and UX research. That form > function. Let'
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by jamesrom 9y ago
It's news.
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In events gone by, Apple has hidden little hints or easter eggs in their invitations. I can't help but see a blurry MacBook through the Apple. Like it's some kind of looking glass...
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Source: https://www.xkcd.com/722/
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This is part of the iOS HIG. This chapter about AR is purely for the kinds of AR that iOS devices would be suited for. There's probably a wealth of related information for head mounted displays in something like the OpenVR/Oculus
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by jamesrom 9y ago
There was indeed conflict. The conflict came from the juxtaposition of seemingly unrelated frames. Creating conflict is an element of every story. Drama is the process of reconciling conflict.
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by jamesrom 9y ago
Read the words I carefully chose again: "real consumer VR technology"
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by jamesrom 9y ago
Your analogy to 3D TV doesn't hold water. We are in the early days of real consumer VR technology. There is a lot of low hanging fruit to improve VR, not just in hardware, but in software too. The technology will continue to iterate an
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by jamesrom 9y ago
HyperApp: https://itunes.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1179750280?mt=8 Hyper.app: https://hyper.is/ hyperapp: https://github.com/hyperapp/hyperapp Hyper.sh: https://
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by jamesrom 9y ago
Again, OP is claiming that the property of 'smallness' is a causative factor to increased life expectancy. This is a way more dubious claim than calories being a causative factor. For example, birds are the opposite: larger birds
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by jamesrom 9y ago
Smaller creatures live longer. Citation needed. Elephants live for 60 years. Mice live for 3. Life expectancy is clearly not a function of size alone, so you probably need to back up that claim that they lived longer because they were stunt
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by jamesrom 9y ago
Excuse my clumsy wording. I mean p5 feels like it's out of step with modern web development.
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Surface tension and evaporation would just show up as noise that would disappear with enough dips.
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What property of a dodecahedron makes it useful for 3D scanning?
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He might be excited about it because it was a novel idea 3 years ago when this was released.

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