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mwilcox
11y ago
Magic Leap are promising MUCH more - realistic occlusion of virtual objects by real ones, dynamic transparency (allowing both AR and fully immersive VR), natural depth of field (refocusing on virtual objects without simulated blur), a scann
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12y ago
The sand looks like simple geometry at the moment, I imagine it could be (relatively) easily implemented as a second particle type as part of the same simulation. The granularity of sand makes it pretty similar to liquid, it would just need
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12y ago
WETA have been selling physical replicas of these weapons for years: https://www.wetanz.com/rayguns/
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(a16z.com)
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Andreas Antonopolous at BitcoinSouth: Money as a Content Type
(bravenewcoin.com)
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IBM and Samsung: Next Generation IoT Technologies Using the Block Chain
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12y ago
And Timely, an appointment booking service: http://www.gettimely.com
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12y ago
With all these different ways of doing it, we're going to need some sort of syndication. It would need to be really simple though.
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12y ago
They already raised $50mil Series A in February, it doesn't seem that unrealistic. Remember, a typical film budget for these guys easily breaks into the hundreds of millions.
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12y ago
Light field displays literally show a different image to one part of your retina than another. It is not incorrect to explain that technologies like the rift are 'flat', as, while they may show two images, they are simply flat ima
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Snowden Op-Ed: New Zealand’s PM Isn’t Telling the Truth About Mass Surveillance
(firstlook.org)
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DirectX creator on Microsoft DeLorean and the dawn of zero latency gaming
(alexstjohn.com)
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Ethereum: A Social Operating System
(medium.com)
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Home Location Identification of Twitter Users
(arxiv.org)
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13y ago
http://www.engadget.com/2013/10/18/oculus-rift-john-carmack-...
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13y ago
$7.50? Try living in New Zealand where the only option is $49.50 shipping: http://i.imgur.com/PR6V6SN.png
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Microsoft announces the Obnoculus ONE VR headset at CGDC
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13y ago
The thing that gets people is that, as backers of the Kickstarter / customers of the developer kit, you ARE an investor. Sure - not an investor in the sense that you own a piece of the company. But you are investing your time and money
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13y ago
Wow. He is getting demolished there.
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Mega poised for $210m backdoor NZX listing
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13y ago
Plenty of people had accounts & personal info at Mt Gox but didn't have any money there.
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Julian Assange ghostwriter dramatically breaks silence
(listener.co.nz)
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An open letter to web platforms about gTLD adoption
(iwantmyname.com)
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13y ago
You should team up with the Ethereum project: http://ethereum.org
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13y ago
The higher price is because of all the USD trapped in the exchange
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13y ago
Thanks!
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13y ago
Probably because it's not directly technology related? And political.
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13y ago
Also the Chair's report which covers where each country stands on issues: http://wikileaks.org/tpp-enviro-chairsreport/ Edit: This NY Times article was posted on the Wikileaks twitter as well: http://ww
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WikiLeaks releases Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Environment draft
(wikileaks.org)
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Oh, I'm well aware that's their intention, it's really saying more about Dropbox and the like. It's still cloud storage so I wouldn't store anything incredibly sensitive on there, and you do need to install the brow
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