mustacheemperor

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811.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
>One perfect layer is vastly preferable. Ah, hello, every manager that has ever made a decision causing the problems people further up are grousing about. The point of defense in depth is there IS no "one perfect layer."
812.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
The added expenses of 3 kids and a stay at home spouse completely changes the financial situation you're describing as opposed to the other poster. 100k+ not split among 4 nonworking people goes way further!
813.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
The porn industry has already dumped an insane amount of money into VR and is presumably seeing quite a return, since the major players have only accelerated their pace of output. Just like with other technologies, porn companies have alrea
814.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
I think the usability of spatial controllers is pretty tightly linked to use of a VR viewer, since it's the HMD that constructs the "space" for the controllers to work in. I don't think Tilt Brush would translate well to
815.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
I mean "new" as in "newly practically accessible." CAVE wasn't exactly accessible to your average hacker hobbyist but anyone with a gaming computer and $800 has access to VR - and going forward, anyone with a solid
816.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
The 3D TV comparison is completely tired at this point. VR is a new form of HCI, not a questionably improved display technology. Besides that point, if you're only looking at VR as "games" you're missing the boat entirel
817.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
Given the thread, I think the fact that your solution is based around an android phone is telling.
818.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
This has been considered before, but there's a significant risk that it would only drive up the value of "genuine" ivory. It could also make it harder to discredit the beliefs about ivory having special medicinal/magical
819.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
When I was in elementary school around 15 years ago and we covered nutrition, I remembered being very confused one year when our teacher was outright and honest about the ACTUAL literature on healthy eating, and then taught us the completel
820.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
Only through people's incorrect interpretation of reality. >nutrition science is hardly 'solved' and you'd be hard pressed to find a researcher in the field suggest otherwise. You'd be hard pressed to find a clim
821.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
As an agile surgeon, I focus on immediate deliverables - we can figure out how to restart the heart once we've iterated breaking the ribcage a few times.
822.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
Yes, when I heard about this I was really hopeful it'd help but the performance of the phone is completely unaffected.
823.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
You're spending at least $800 on any "flagship" phone, it just might be through your carrier contract. I agree, I often wonder why the hell this is supposed to be worth the money. It was not marketed as "not feeling ok a
824.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
Honestly, it's starting to feel like Android on a lot of devices is a joke, as far as the hardware experience. I've always been a passionate fan of the OS and anti-walled garden, but the daily frustrations of using my S6, a year
825.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
Absolutely right. The people here gleefully, cynically dismissing this as police stupidity would be demanding the police investigate even the smallest lead to help get justice for the murder of a loved one. If there's even a small chan
826.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
I think many people don't adequately realize how much data they're disclosing, or how it will be used. It can be a surprise that you're "including Zuckerberg" in private, verbal, face to face conversations just beca
827.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
It's not really a platform switch. It's a merge of two cryengine forks. There's no point in starting a melodramatic flamewar when other people here are genuinely discussing the implications for CIG and Amazon.
828.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
Interesting, I am an nvidia owner but have read many times that AMD's software and drivers are much better now than they used to be. If that bit about the 480 is true that's appalling. It doesn't really surprise me the brand&
829.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
I am currently employed as a vr developer and started learning using my galaxy S6 and a Gear VR. You're not going to be able to learn many important aspects of building a true immersive vr experience because of the lack of real graphic
830.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
Is the 11ms latency really not bothersome? I'd be concerned about the input latency and the potential for frame rate drops from connection issues etc, especially over longer terms of use.
831.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
The contrast between your statements and the press statement is great enough to imply Yahoo is being dishonest.
832.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
I got a Moto 360 Sport for <$100 on black friday and at that price point it's proven pretty useful for me as a general secretary and meeting tracker. That said, I would say it absolutely fails that "good enough" test - mos
833.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
I think Microsoft is still resolving scalability challenges producing a mass-market in-house hardware line. A friend of mine purchased a Surface Book shortly after release and it had a litany of hardware and software issues, the Microsoft S
834.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
Just enough to allow one to criticize the movie on some high moral platform instead of only on the basis of its merits as film.
835.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
I know people getting their bachelor's right now taking classes training in COBOL. Recruiters from US government contractors have told them there will be a demand for them forever because of how ingrained and specialized some of these
836.
by mustacheemperor 10y ago
Hasn't this been tried before? If I'm not mistaken Aether is a similar concept but I'm not sure how much traction it's gotten. http://getaether.net/