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by ohwp 13y ago
I presume this was created with: Mandelbulb 3d ( http://www.fractalforums.com/mandelbulb-3d/ )
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Fractal landscape: musicians with guns - overstepping artifacts(vimeo.com)
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by ohwp 13y ago
With previous versions very stable, testable and modern applications could be built as well. Things like object type hinting can help building stable apps but imho it is still the work of the programmer that can break or make it.
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3D Hubs: Local 3D printing services and 3D Printers(3dhubs.com)
2 points by ohwp 13y ago|0 comments
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by ohwp 13y ago
Startup opportunity: Secretary, a service that reads your incoming e-mail and holds unimportant e-mail to release it to your inbox every 3 months...
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by ohwp 13y ago
Most of these logo's aren't bad, most of them are ugly. A logo is a 'word' to define a single 'entity'. So the bad logo's in that list are the ones that define more than one 'entity'. But uglines
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by ohwp 13y ago
Another problem never answered: Do we have the resources (funds and material) to create the amount of material needed? Lets say the cable is 1m2 thick: 1m2 * 100000m (Kármán line) = 100000m3. Maybe this doesn't sound like a lot until y
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by ohwp 13y ago
Searching for 'putin heineken' gives me images of Putin dressed as an astronaut drinking beer: https://www.google.nl/search?q=putin+heineken&tbm=isch So there are your pics and it did happen
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by ohwp 13y ago
Its controversial because it takes a lot of effort to get it right. For 50 employees it can be done by hand but not so for over 10.000 employees. Maybe you could use face detection to get the right crop center but even then there will be a
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by ohwp 13y ago
A lot of designers make one big mistake. They design the content too. But content can't be designed. For example the name. All his designs use short names because they look beautiful. But in real life names can be much longer. And ofco
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by ohwp 13y ago
Well I was thinking about Python when I wrote my comment :) One of the problems with Python is that they almost encouraged writing code in 2 and porting it to 3. Also: Python 3 is almost a complete different language. It would be the same w
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by ohwp 13y ago
For me the pros/cons balance is still heavy on the pros side. So yeah I'm starting PHP projects in 2014. And as in every other language your own skills are the biggest bottleneck.
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by ohwp 13y ago
Sometimes I wonder how important backward compatibility is. A lot of <=PHP4 libs wont run on a modern server so there are already compatibility issues. Maybe PHP6 could be a complete cleanup. And maybe the focus shouldn't be on back
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by ohwp 13y ago
The author is right but I think he misses an impotant point. The bigest problem is that people think there work is there identity.
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OpenSCAD – The Programmers Solid 3D CAD Modeller(openscad.org)
3 points by ohwp 13y ago|0 comments
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by ohwp 13y ago
Don't you? I've got a list of things that I think could be improved. For instance: The interface of the remote control? Could be improved for elderly. The price of a CNC router? Could be cheaper. The atmosphere of that bar
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by ohwp 13y ago
HN doesn't have a share button. But somehow a lot of stuff is shared on this site...
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by ohwp 13y ago
Nice! Seeing this page made me notice the professional look of Windows 2000 Professional. I wonder why. I don't think it has to do with the word 'professional' but with the blue color and the white top. Also the gray is warme
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by ohwp 13y ago
Dutchmen here. No you cannot have or grow plants. This is still illegal. They might shelve the case when you are having 5 plants or less. But above 5 they always make a case of it. And yes Ketamine (Special K / Vitamin K / Kokaine
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by ohwp 13y ago
I think this is what Christopher Alexander did at the Eishin Campus. The first year they didn't pave. Only after a clear route was created by the students they paved that route.
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by ohwp 13y ago
"so many locations seem to have... not much going on" I think that's a problem today. We have a lot of things shouting at us. And when we are in the open we think nothing much is going on. But take a closer look ... ;)
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by ohwp 13y ago
What about "Haha, Well you're certainly not going to create a 3D point cloud of every street in the world"... Google's self driving cars are just doing that. EDIT: I can't find the post I once read, but this post al
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by ohwp 13y ago
About events: a nice trick is to add event listeners to the window only and check the event.target. This method is used in game dev a lot.
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by ohwp 13y ago
I'm reading the patent and can't believe it was approved. Maybe I don't understand the patent but it seems Apple patented that the auto-complete suggestions are shown under the input field. So this is all about interaction de
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by ohwp 13y ago
I think this is why Utah is also providing a social worker to each person.
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by ohwp 13y ago
Why would I like to listen to curated music !? Problem is: I like some harcore, some jazz, some classical, some punk. Taste is very personal. That's why I like to curate my own music.
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by ohwp 13y ago
"The "smoke" from e-cigarettes is just vapour" No it's not. "The levels of the toxicants were 9–450 times lower than in cigarette smoke" http://tobaccocontrol.bmj.com/content/early
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by ohwp 13y ago
When I first read the article I was thinking that analog audio was send over those cables. I could not believe the article is about digital signals. It's amazing how some people are fooling themselves.
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by ohwp 13y ago
The book "The Incredible Secret Money Machine" (ISBN 0672215624) is my resource for bootstrapping advice. And I have to agree with Don Lancaster: try to bootstrap without early investment. The case of Everpix is a great example.
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Now open in Europe Order your Jolla today.(shop.jolla.com)
3 points by ohwp 13y ago|0 comments

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