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Show HN: We made a 3D landing page for our product
(demo.shapespark.com)
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Video calls in 3D
(shapespark.com)
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6y ago
I wonder what will be bandwidth cost impact of the cache partitioning for services that host common JS libraries.
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6y ago
No, it wasn't my argument
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Do cloud tests really change much? How many people will start Googling information about a disease as soon as they have a positive diagnosis, giving Google the information without any cloud tests.
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6y ago
Not sure about Macys, it doesn't operate in my country, but smaller furniture makers commonly use off-the-shelf mechanisms. For example, there are a couple popular spring mechanism for folding sofas, so if your sofa breaks, you can eas
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IKEA should make it easy to buy replacement parts for their furniture. Currently even for models still in sale it is usually impossible to get parts. You can go to an IKEA store 'used' section, if they happen to have this model re
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3D web exhibition of Lola Fischer's paintings
(naniby.shapespark.com)
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How about the Kickstarter model: you don't pay to access an already written article, but fund a campaign for a newspaper to investigate a particular topic. The newspaper would create a list of topics they could investigate along with r
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Postmark is no longer for transactional email only
(postmarkapp.com)
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The Social Dilemma: human impact of social networking documentary
(netflix.com)
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WebGL Virtual Art Gallery
(blinkartgroup.roomskale.com)
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Mathematical sculptures by Anton Bakker – 3D web museum
(anton.shapespark.com)
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6y ago
Up to how many participants P2P WebRTC video calls work well in browsers?
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6y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but my understanding is that GDPR requires companies to remove user data upon request in reasonable time-frame. If you keep not deletable backups for one month in order to improve reliability of your service, then my
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6y ago
Both AWS S3 and Google cloud storage buckets have an option that makes it impossible to delete stored objects for some period of time. The option was added for some legal compliance reasons, but I find it useful as an extra safeguard that i
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Design Exhibition in virtual reality
(thelostplace.club)
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6y ago
I've noticed this by accident and found it kind of funny that one of the main tools used for SEO, doesn't seem to care how it is positioned in search (Flash is long dead).
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Search result for 'Google Analytics' still shows Flash tracking as benefit
(google.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Have you tried Dixit? It is beautifully made game with very simple rules that lead to a very complex game play. Dixit is the only game that I know in which I think a computer would not be able to beat humans unless it is able to pass the Tu
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NYU Tisch online 3D gallery with students projects
(nyudesignshow.com)
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Coronavirus charts showing growth in each country separately
(mackuba.eu)
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7y ago
The goal is to slow down the spread not to stop it completely, so everything that reduces probability of a person catching a virus helps. For example if a person goes to one meeting instead of two, the probability is reduced.
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I'm suspicious of specs that require long term browser vendors support. Payments are definitely a problem that people want to solve, but my estimate is that it would require 5-10 years of continuous commitment from browser vendors to s
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Persona was also implemented, the problem is to keep it supported and iterate on the solution for long enough to reach wide adoption.
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I'm skeptical. Browser vendors have too short attention span to work on difficult problems like this until the solution becomes good enough and widely adopted. One of the recent examples of this was Persona - an attempt to standardize
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Can they be bad at trading? https://xkcd.com/2270/
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WebXR API Released in Chrome 79
(developers.google.com)
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If you like such unconventional design, take a look here: https://www.peugeot.co.uk/concept-cars/e-legend/ unfortunately this one is only a concept car.
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Right, because if you are using your computer mostly to download stuff, you are OK if your GPU occasionally hangs.
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