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namuol
11y ago
Formula for a top HN article: 1. Make an observation about a popular thing. 2. Blindly extrapolate. 3. Make one or more broad, controversial statements. 4. (Optional) Nuance.
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Startups are the New Deferred Life Plan
(medium.com)
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Once we get the resolution up an order of magnitude we'll be able to do proper lightfield projection and solve this problem. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hLzESOf8SE
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Was this talk already given?
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11y ago
Am I misunderstanding something, or wouldn't this just be solved if they simply used SSL for all communications?
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How does this differ from react-immutable-proptypes? https://github.com/HurricaneJames/react-immutable-proptypes
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11y ago
I believe it's called "sponsorship". Audi is funding Part Time Scientists ( http://ptscientists.com/ ), a team headed in part by NASA engineer Jack Crenshaw ( http://jackcrenshaw.com/work/me
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> ... turning everything into unconfigurable featureless appliances ... The author suggests pre-configuring whenever possible, not abandoning configurability. > ... not writing documentation. She isn't suggesting documentation no
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Were you by any chance inspired by Medium's approach to pre-loaded thumbnails?
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Global Illumination, Path Tracing, Photon Mapping and Ray Tracing all belong to a category of algorithms that are better suited for multi-core general processors -- not the SIMD hardware of today's GPUs.
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> I really don't understand why are they chasing RT. 1. The highly-parallelizable nature of RT is ideal for many-core architecture we're heading toward. Note that the PowerVR hardware used in the demo has 4 cores, needs no fans
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It's a PC peripheral, and always has been. Sony (PS4) has their own VR tech. The Xbox controller ensures all Rift users have the same hardware, which is especially important with VR experiences.
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It took some experimenting to learn the sorts of things that cause users to feel dizzy/weird. We've come a long way since then. The $600 price point is not targeting average consumers -- this is a PC enthusiast product. Expect the
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Well, this will surely at least be a collectible , some day.
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Working for a startup, so yes.
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Best sales advice I've ever received: Ask yourself not how to sell, but what is worth selling. If you're struggling with the how , you're probably not very happy with the what .
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11y ago
Ah thanks for the catch. It should be fixed now :)
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Show HN: Wake Me Up When It Launches
(wake-me-up-when-it-launches.com)
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A lot of the design tools are nice, but what about persisting the tweaks we make on the page? What if we're using a build process (i.e. Sass, ES6 transpilers, etc)? I've tried using Workspaces in the past, and it was just not a
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Yeah I came here to ask how you did the faux-3d cat. It's very subtle, but effective as hell. I thought you were using some kind of fancy parallax shader, but I can see how a displacement map can approximate the same thing. Awesome!
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Is there source available for http://burgundy.io:8080/ ?
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Taken a step further, a structural editor could prevent incorrect syntax outright, and even allow you to view/edit the structure of your code in ways that simple syntax-highlighted text cannot. Here's one such experimental editor:
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This is due to Apple's proprietary toolchain which is required to develop for iOS.
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88% are "not related" to GamerGate -- how many of these accounts weren't just throwaway accounts? Who uses their public identity to harass people?
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Was your talk recorded? Any slides or notes?
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> “That’s just proven to be a loser of an approach in a lot of other domains,” Mindell says. “I’m not arguing this from first principles. There are 40 years’ worth of examples.” Yeah, and I have several millennia worth of examples sugges
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1. Look at existing designs for inspiration. 2. Draft a prototype with a tool that's easy to hack with. 3. Try out your design with strangers; take notes where they get confused. 4. Change the design to address issues from #3. 5. GOTO
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Nice resource! Sidenote: not everyone has Monaco installed: https://i.gyazo.com/15a01b39b1919f6587245bdad76aeef8.png This looks a lot better when I change it to "Monaco, Consolas, monospace" ;)
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Oh wow, clearly my timing wasn't right... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9453454 Edit: To be fair, this version generates plausible comments and has subjectively funnier titles. :)
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It's as timeless as the concept of using Markov Chains to generate a fake Hacker News site. Source: http://namuol.github.io/phaker-news/
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