mclightning

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   by mclightning 10y ago

   This seems to be happening more and more. It is even more noticeable if you are using a HN reader 3rd party app like me.
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   by mclightning 10y ago

   A lot of people express their surprise about "other nations discovering AU, NZ, US" etc. You do understand homo sapiens did not evolve separately on these different continents/lands right? The actual discovery was when the fi
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   by mclightning 10y ago

   Is there any chance you could bring price down to $99 to $120 range? Get it manufactured in China, Do some business investment magic, economy of scale things. I dont know :D It is really cool keyboard, but price is above of what most people
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   by mclightning 10y ago

   I don't understand why it has to be so complicated. If you position pivot of your objects on the bottom,lowest corner of its image. Then you can start drawing them by the order of this position. Start drawing from highest Z position to
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   by mclightning 11y ago

   You can probably use sub-atomic features of atoms to do sub-atomic measurements. For example their electromagnetic fields may be shifting depending on distance to another atom or another field. PS: I am no physicist.
6. 456.▲
   by mclightning 11y ago

   title naming in hackernews is so copy-cat. this is the 3rd time I see a title "the unreasonable effectiveness" of X. After the first very successful post.
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   by mclightning 12y ago

   Submitted title was true to its every letter. It even costs less than 150$ and it is an oculus rift-clone. It may be inappropriate to use Oculus Rift brand though. I can agree with that. Since it is a copyrighted brand and it sounds like ch
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   OpenVR: Building an Oculus Rift for only $150(hackaday.com)

   4 points by mclightning 12y ago|1 comments
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   by mclightning 12y ago

   why title of my post has changed?
10. 460.▲
    by mclightning 12y ago

    you are 100 percent right about that.
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    by mclightning 12y ago

    thank you :)
12. 462.▲
    by mclightning 12y ago

    thanks!
13. 463.▲
    by mclightning 12y ago

    that is really nice of you. how can we contact? my contacts are; @mclightning http://www.linkedin.com/in/ahmetyildirim
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    by mclightning 12y ago

    thank you :)
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    by mclightning 12y ago

    If I could get a decent amount of those displays from China, I could provide DIY kits as well.
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    OpenVR: Building a VR Headset for $150(mclightning.com)

    80 points by mclightning 12y ago|23 comments
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    by mclightning 13y ago

    Not sure this is true for Google. I have heard/read many times that they do those brain teasers.
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    by mclightning 13y ago

    a very clever use of animated favicon ;) i think more sites should implement this.
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    Intel announced winners for Tizen Developer Contest(developer.tizen.org)

    3 points by mclightning 14y ago|0 comments
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    The 150 Things the World's Smartest People Are Afraid Of(motherboard.vice.com)

    2 points by mclightning 14y ago|0 comments
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    by mclightning 14y ago

    thanks for the share but I dont think this is the right place :D
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    Open-source SmartWatch alternative for Hackers(mclightning.com)

    6 points by mclightning 14y ago|1 comments