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by r34 6y ago
I'm working on a Polish dictionary. There are already professional dictionaries online but I miss one feature: to be able to search in definitions. It's also scrabble oriented, so words come with anagrams and so on.
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by r34 6y ago
I was just about to write a comment stating that Quanta (and Nautilus as well) have amazing art in almost every article. One of the best visualisations I encounter.
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by r34 6y ago
I had similar problem few days ago. No threat for life but serious threat for my car - the route suggested was full of very deep holes. I've just tried to suggest a change, but as it happens often with Google documentation - the descri
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by r34 6y ago
Funny, because I've seen just one talk in 2020 and it was that one :) I'm not too much into talks and conference stuff, mostly because almost all the time I find the subjects of talks completely irrelevant, to specific, too genera
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by r34 6y ago
Very cool. And it can be extended further by adding videos from exploring the website itself ;))
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by r34 6y ago
For me it's a quite distracting experience (the whole AR part, with glitches and lack of background). I think that well-done animation could be much better (and would't require more effort)
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by r34 6y ago
Sure, I completely agree. There are many fields where those technologies will be able to do great job. I just doubt the very big vision of "immersive revolution", as I think that most usages will be strictly for entertainment, and
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by r34 6y ago
I don't think that "immersive experiences" are going to play huge part in our lives. The other side of "immersion" is escapism from the real world, which is the most complex RPG, so "immersion" would be ra
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by r34 6y ago
What a great potential fictional character: enlighted & unpractial, free & lost. I suppose the real enlighted wouldn't ask himself (who?!). Maybe that's why they usually stay aside. But seariously: many forget that the goa
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by r34 6y ago
That's exactly my problem as well. I have GearVR headset which fits seversal Samsung smartphones and it's really nice to play around (and it's cheap), but the only piece of software written for WebVR is Three.js module, which
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by r34 6y ago
> If you have a VR headset, I recommend playing around with showing different colors to either eye. Do you have any idea how to do this? I was trying to hack Three.js to enable binocular presentation (I have only Gear VR headset for my S
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by r34 6y ago
The only solution to mentioned problems is IMO: we'll have to adapt our environment to the moving machines. At least in early stage, before they will do it autonomously. Language will adapt more by itself (to make machines pass Turing
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by r34 6y ago
No. For any meditation object one can have pleasant and unpleasant experiences.
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by r34 6y ago
I've been practicing meditation for several years now. The phenomenon described in the article is very obvious to every practitioner - it can happen that for some time you will feel worse (actually I'm surprised that it's onl
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by r34 6y ago
I have always one nostril blocked (not completely thought) and according to "Kundalini Tantra" book that I read it's usual state for most people. In the book it was connected to the activity of brain laterals (one is dominant
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by r34 6y ago
The worst thing ever is end-book-notes (or end-chapter ones) in a paper book. I have the habit of "precise reading", e.g. I usually read books from first to last page without skipping information. The "end-notes rich" bo
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by r34 6y ago
I'm not surprised. Since I've seen S. Altman talking in one of his videos about "things that you (the employer) can't tell to your employees" I completely don't trust that guy.
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by r34 6y ago
Personally I measure happiness and fullness of life :)
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by r34 6y ago
Maybe developers stop learning because they realize that that to learn how to do the same thing with 167 technologies is not a real development. Maybe they realize (they should) that self-development should be we well balanced, so after pro
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Stanley Williams(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by r34 6y ago|0 comments
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Prof. Of Philosophy of Mathematics M. Resnik Switched to Landscaping Business(collinsmountaingrading.com)
1 points by r34 6y ago|1 comments
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by r34 6y ago
What do you mean by "permutation-dependent"? I'm curious, because I write an article about permutations and I'd be happy to introduce some astrology :)
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by r34 6y ago
Tachyons' job. It had been taken to frontpage to get enough votes to appear on the frontpage. If you can see that from the out-of-time perspective, it makes sense. Edit: Sphere here.
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by r34 6y ago
Not sure if "idea", but the word that comes to my mind is "meditation".
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Morley Cigarettes(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by r34 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Why can't computer verify Mochizuki's proof of ABC conjecture?
1 points by r34 7y ago|1 comments
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by r34 7y ago
This article is from 2013 and is not relevant anymore. Dozens of concepts useful even for writing desktop apps with PHP (I don't claim that it is the best choice) were presented in book "PHP Beyond the Web".
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by r34 7y ago
I never use term "working for someone". I can work "with someone" as a part of the team. In my native language (Polish) "employer" could be literally translated as "workgiver", which is a complete bul
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by r34 7y ago
Thank you! I will have a look :)
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by r34 7y ago
Thanks for answering :) I have never heard about Fasttext - I will take a look.

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