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by noen 6y ago
I've seen it happen, multiple times, at Microsoft. Additionally know 2nd hand of dozens of other instances of abuse, career sabotage, and scorched earth management. Have been fortunate that the instances I was involved in directly, I
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by noen 6y ago
UX Designer here with a long history in developer services. Build what your customer needs. Most often for PaaS offerings that is actually a robust, well documented, and principled API design. CLIs come in a very close second. GUIs tend to
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by noen 6y ago
Design is communication. I loved sketch and was a devout user for years. But with Sketch, I can only communicate with a very small set of people. It required a plethora of other tools and services to share, get feedback, or insights on my
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by noen 6y ago
This isn't a wiki. The core defining characteristics of a wiki are: Editing, Navigation, Linking, and Searching. Wikis do not have any enforced navigation structure. Navigation is implicit (defined by Editing and Linking). OneNote, &
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by noen 6y ago
Quite simply, this isn't low latency. The way you drop latency is by reducing or eliminating buffers, that's pretty much it. There's a trade-off with h264 and hevc/265, as with most video codecs - the larger the buffer y
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by noen 6y ago
With one ever so tiny tweak, this would be an apt metaphor. It should be "The Design Squiggles" plural. Design process is rarely a continuous line or a singular path. You generate, observe, understand, and decide. Repeat. The squ
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by noen 7y ago
The whole article paints a picture of Microsoft eating OSS OSS projects, but the author begins by clearly stating that the project he is going to reference (Octopus Deploy) is not OSS. Instead, he is complaining that Microsoft is competing
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by noen 7y ago
Im done being excited by anything out of Intel that isn't an desktop/laptop CPU. I've been burned personally and professionally with every single Intel IoT device I've touched. Remember the Edison platform? Huge promises
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by noen 7y ago
Microsoft PowerApps is basically the current replacement, or Visual Studio Lightswitch which was discontinued a few years ago
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by noen 7y ago
Sorry but as a UxD of 15+ years, that is exactly what I and my team do. It is entirely possible and reasonable for a little d designer to understand and account for the realtime forces that affect a user in context. The problem is three-fo
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by noen 7y ago
Both Kepler and Sanddance are built on top of another Uber creation called https://deck.gl
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by noen 7y ago
I have a similar problem :) - azurekinect@gmail.com
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by noen 7y ago
Sure and thanks :) - azurekinect@gmail.com
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by noen 7y ago
One of the key features for me is the hardware chaining to make realtime PC merging easier to resolve. All of the scenarios I can about are realtime rather than post processing reconstruction.
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by noen 7y ago
I have 5 of these sitting in my office. The quality of image (depth and rgb ) is staggering compared to everything else I've used (zed, realsense, kinect v2, and a couple of others). They can be chained together for near microsecond ti
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by noen 9y ago
Rhino is the cheapest professional CAD tool on the market by an immense margin. Compared to Solidworks, Inventor, Studio Tools, Catia or any other package, a grand is a steal. And compared to the horrific productivity of "free" ca
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by noen 9y ago
Direct link to github repo: https://github.com/anderm/voronoi-selection-in-3d
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Show HN: Voronoi Selection for graph visualizations in AR/VR(microsoft.com)
4 points by noen 9y ago|1 comments
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by noen 9y ago
Not affiliated with Nabil or HP, but I have done a fair bit of research on the tech for this printer line. It is pretty fundamentally different to FDM or SLA. Closest to SLS, but still not really the same. Mechanically it should be very sim
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by noen 9y ago
Interesting take. I do think state-charts (and state machines) can potentially be a huge benefit to both design and development. However, your login/auth examples are really poor fits for this kind of solution. While you could use s
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by noen 9y ago
Actually, I was part of a team that built a GPS based walking navigation system for the blind (Google Microsoft Cities Unlocked). The limits of 5m accuracy were an incredible danger that prevented us from doing any u assisted trials. Even
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by noen 9y ago
I was an iPhone user from the 3GS until my 6+ finally bit the bullet, and refused to give up the headphone jack. I genuinely love the iPhone and MacBooks. I've been using the Galaxy S8+ since launch. And the Note 8 is, by any definiti
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by noen 9y ago
As a current developer, former 10 year UX designer, and developer before that, this kind of article irks me to no end. He contradicts his core assertion (OS models are too complex and layered) with his first "new" feature. Nearly
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by noen 9y ago
I worked on a handful of products using Edison, and was speaking to Intel less than a month ago about their Joule line at a conference, where they assured me Joule was the future. All of these chipsets had (and still have) huge promise, but
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by noen 9y ago
Yes, they should be. They are (under the covers) mounted as network shares, so they should now appear with DrvFs.
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by noen 9y ago
If you avoid the darknet/warez and use Windows defender and Windows security essentials (MS antivirus), you will largely forget this was ever an issue with Windows. Even my parents, love them, haven't had a single piece of malware
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by noen 9y ago
I helped resurrect this to support Windows 10 a year or so ago. It works, but because of its reliance on Dokany (a FUSE-like usermode file system library), there are a lot of ways it still doesn't work perfectly. It was a lifesaver fo