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A-Frame 0.2.0 – The Extensible VR Web(hacks.mozilla.org)
2 points by ngokevin 11y ago|0 comments
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Building (Google) Cardboard Dungeon with A-Frame (VR)(hacks.mozilla.org)
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by ngokevin 11y ago
Many Chinese citizens' digital lives exist solely on Wechat. You can even hail a taxi from Wechat.
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by ngokevin 11y ago
If that was his goal, to make noise, then that was a pretty "destructive" way to spark a discussion.
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by ngokevin 11y ago
- https://hacks.mozilla.org/2016/03/build-the-virtual-reality-... The declarative layer is an extremely thin abstraction. A-Frame has feature parity with three.js given its extensibility and entity-component patte
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by ngokevin 11y ago
You've seen A-Frame? It's an equal set to three.js and embraces the combination of imperative + declarative. Declarative is just a thin abstraction layer on a system that lets you wrap three.js code into composable and reusable mo
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by ngokevin 11y ago
Don't mean to hijack, but A-Frame might do you well. Even though it looks declarative, it's just a very thin abstraction (that is actually useful) on top of three.js. Thin enough that it can do anything that three.js can. https:&
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A-Frame: WebVR + three.js Framework with Declarative Entity-Component-System(hacks.mozilla.org)
2 points by ngokevin 11y ago|0 comments
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by ngokevin 11y ago
I'm natively from Portland and moved to the Bay Area. Portland is comparatively boring, even in terms of nature. I am serious, but my thoughts have the added benefit of deterring people from moving to Portland :)
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by ngokevin 11y ago
Works pretty well with in the browser with A-Frame too: http://joshgalvin.github.io/post/project/aframe-spine/
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by ngokevin 11y ago
The core team is MozVR (mozvr.com), a team at Mozilla.
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by ngokevin 11y ago
Yup, we've tried and A-Frame works wonderfully with D3 and React.
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by ngokevin 11y ago
A-Frame is based on an entity-component system. It favors composability over hierarchy. Dig deep in the docs and see that's actually quite different than standard wrapping shapes in HTML elements.
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by ngokevin 11y ago
Of course, but if you're going to have any sort of savings account, might as well have a higher-yield one.
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by ngokevin 11y ago
Why not move your savings account to a different bank? If you are in the US, Discover or Ally banks offer nearly 1% APY. $100K would yield $1K per year.
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by ngokevin 11y ago
My MBP15 with split panes only fits 96.
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by ngokevin 12y ago
Python is commonly regarded as a beginner-friendly language. At least it has its own Codecademy section.
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by ngokevin 12y ago
The rate may be slowing (as expected), but the overall rate has been exponential until now. Like it took us forever to get to 1 billion, but getting to 7 billion took no time at all from that point.
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by ngokevin 12y ago
Typical of exponential population growth. The past few years of any resource usage will be more than all of the resource usage of human history combined.
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by ngokevin 12y ago
zennioptical.com, starts at 6.95 with prescription lenses. Cheap!
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by ngokevin 12y ago
Zenni Optical, frames start at 6.95 including prescription lenses. They handle all their manufacturing and supply chain internally which is how their get their price point low.
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by ngokevin 12y ago
I suggest if showing something off, don't force user registration to be able to see what it is. It's shallow, but I don't want to spend time to register and possibly be subscribed to emails to see what it is.
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by ngokevin 12y ago
You can just buy a Pentax DSLR which has a internally-moving sensor, and then buy the Pentax GPS unit that acts as an astro-tracker. Then the sensor moves with the stars according to GPS coordinates. Also, if you're looking just for be
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by ngokevin 12y ago
Normal boards shouldn't be ridden in the rain anyways. The trucks and bearings will rust, rendering your board into a piece of wood. Which is unfortunate, since I live in Oregon, and I used to cruise my Miniglider everywhere. When it r
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by ngokevin 12y ago
FWIW, Bing has looked similar to Google for a very long time.
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by ngokevin 12y ago
I don't believe that will be the case. I personally believe Yahoo can step up and deliver an improved search experience.
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by ngokevin 12y ago
Both Google and Yahoo offered options with strong, economic terms. But it came down to a decision of values, and where Mozilla wanted to see the Internet in the future (again, full of choice, diversification, and healthy competition). What
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by ngokevin 12y ago
Mozilla is parting ways with Google because it is in line with their values, to promote choice and show that the web is for everyone. Although it may seem so from the outside, the whole Firefox vs. Chrome rivalry is blown out of proportion.
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by ngokevin 12y ago
There was a strong option in place from Google, but Mozilla decided not to go with them as a global default in order to promote choice.
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by ngokevin 12y ago
This reminds me poker push-fold strategy. Push-fold is the late stages of poker tournaments where the chip stacks in relations to the blinds are so small, that your only options are to go all-in or fold. You can either play the "equili

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