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by momoro 8y ago
The video is real. It’s a recording of the actual software being used live. Things that are different irl vs the video: 1: Experience irl is way cooler. We use it internally for meetings. It’s amazing to take a photo on your phone and see i
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by momoro 8y ago
Haha yeah, infinite whiteboard would be awesome. - Mischa @ spatial
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by momoro 8y ago
Good points. There are def a lot of cases where vr could work. I think it will come down to how willing people are to not see the outside world, plus how tied people are to using (at least in my little bubble) mac laptops and google docs &#
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by momoro 8y ago
Ah, yes. Good point, I forgot about standalone headsets. Although one drawback is that everyone would have to remain seated if it's 3dof like Go. Standalone inside out headsets could work (quest), but people still would bump into each
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by momoro 8y ago
Correct. Walls are mapped to each other, so if you are looking at your wall in location A and putting a shared screen there, it is also on my wall at location B. There are some gnarly issues around this, of course, but Spatial has a pretty
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by momoro 8y ago
There's no other hardware required. It's just hololens and magic leap (plus other devices like iPhone, laptop). Hololens and Magic leap both have hand tracking, so the device knows if you are putting your hand up (and has some sen
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by momoro 8y ago
In lots of situations, there are 3 or 4 people in one location and one or two remote people joining. With current VR tech, in order to make this happen you'd have to have 4 beefy laptops with Windows MR headsets in the meeting room. Pe
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Show HN: A library of VR interaction design examples(xr.design)
4 points by momoro 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: I just open sourced a mac app to help you stay focused(github.com)
2 points by momoro 14y ago|0 comments
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by momoro 14y ago
Thanks, good feedback. We cleaned up the locations.
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by momoro 14y ago
We don't track of what currency job postings are in, so the stats for non-USD job listings would be confusing. Some people are posting in USD, others in Euros, etc. It's something we should do. For now, you can see what jobs we have in any
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by momoro 14y ago
Cool! Hope you keep working on this. Lots of ways to slice this data.
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by momoro 14y ago
Re: Non-US cities - we aren't keeping track of what currency job postings are in, so the data for non-USD job listings would be confusing. Some people are posting in USD, others in euros, etc. For now, you can see what jobs we have in Londo
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by momoro 14y ago
Good point. This is fixed. Ranges are now .25-.4%, .5-.9%, etc. Thanks for the feedback. - mischa @ angellist
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by momoro 14y ago
Added - thanks for the suggestion!
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by momoro 14y ago
Just added these. We don't have enough listings in Portland to show data, but Seattle is now there.
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by momoro 14y ago
* Hire people at https://angel.co/candidates * Browse jobs at https://angel.co/talent * Follow markets you're interested in at https://angel.co/markets * Apply to incubators (e.g. techstars) Lots more.
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by momoro 14y ago
If anyone is interested in collaborating on similar stuff for a commercial project (an OS X app) let me know. I'm working on an objective-c app that does some similar things. I'm f.mischa at gmail
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by momoro 14y ago
Aws East connectivity issues, 8:21pm: http://status.aws.amazon.com/rss/ec2-us-east-1.rss
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by momoro 14y ago
I recall reading in another article, I believe the New Yorker profile of her, that she also begins around 5:30. The article assumes she is starting work at nine, whereas if she is in fact starting at 5 or 6, she is still working at least te
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by momoro 15y ago
Re: "5. The Next Steve Jobs" / "None of the existing players. None of them are run by product visionaries, and empirically you can't seem to get those by hiring them." Jack Dorsey.
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by momoro 15y ago
He could probably have made a lot of money from this if he hadn't disclosed it. A lot of people store various secret keys along with their apps on github. Many people even have entire repositories of secret keys. By taking access to these r
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by momoro 15y ago
They probably simply made user_id protected on whatever table controls commit permissions.
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by momoro 15y ago
I don't know why tptacek's comment is downvoted. My take is that Enrique Allen, the guy behind the D-Fund, is not trying to say "startups should focus more on retention and user experience," he's trying to say "startups should think about u
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by momoro 15y ago
I think sites like quantcast, compete, google analytics etc tend to not include bot traffic b/c bots often don't evaluate javascript, and those tracking services often use toolbars/ajax requests that bots don't have. So, pointing to pagevie
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by momoro 15y ago
Agreed. The article basically says "I don't pay for dropbox, therefore it will fail." The backup for this is "Dropbox is a feature, not a product." And "other companies that I have made this statement about have failed." Somehow this isn't
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by momoro 15y ago
Apart from suggesting that entrepreneurs are "trying to hit the lottery," the article does not attempt to explain why founders and early employees are taking cash early. The simplest explanation is that someone is willing to offer it to the
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by momoro 15y ago
Boston / Cambridge, MA - FULL-TIME + INTERNS https://www.earthaid.net/ Earth Aid is building a tool to track energy use and help people use less. We're well funded and growing quickly. Hiring: -- UI Engineer -- Product designer -- Data en
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by momoro 16y ago
Skip unit tests. Only do acceptance / functional tests. W/o any tests, your stuff will break constantly. W/ unit tests, you will waste years of time. Acceptance tests (e.g. cucumber) fill the gap.
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by momoro 16y ago
The comparison is even more useless because of a simpler reason: Rails people don't search "ruby on rails authentication" they search "rails authentication." My guess is that Django and asp.net mvc people search for "django authentication

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