rijoja

35 ms·

391.
by rijoja 7y ago
Yes, but you have to take into account that some of that might be used by another browser / js engine.
392.
Isaac Arthur: Mind-Machine Interfaces(youtube.com)
1 points by rijoja 7y ago|1 comments
393.
by rijoja 7y ago
Two years ago I was working on optimizing the load time for a web page. My basis for the investigation was the lighthouse tests that then where integrated into google chrome . To get data for each step of the process I tied this into our se
394.
by rijoja 7y ago
Really interesting question! Thank you for asking! That being said, is productivity really not growing in the construction industry? Also what sources do you have on low utilization of software? I suppose computer science have a very high s
395.
by rijoja 7y ago
Came here to mention nim that I've followed with great interest. As it compiles to C you can probably use it just about everywhere. As far as android support this guy is working on adding support to android via Dalvik assembly. The usu
396.
by rijoja 7y ago
A super thin layer made of C between say Objective-C or Swift and C++ is quite convenient though and doesn't add much of an security risk. See it as the lowest common denominator.
397.
by rijoja 7y ago
Looks really cool. This could really pave the way for something fantastic.
398.
by rijoja 7y ago
Server struggling a bit with HN frontpage: internet archive to the rescue: https://web.archive.org/save/http://tbf-rnd.life/blog/2019/0...
399.
by rijoja 7y ago
mhm so they gave body parts and received money? Sounds a lot like selling to me.
400.
by rijoja 7y ago
In this particular case was there a misquote?
401.
by rijoja 7y ago
In Finland the nation wide test in math are now digitalized. Which is good bit neither memorizing latex commands or menu hunting feels as natural as "drawing" by hand. This will inevitably spread, what to do?
402.
by rijoja 7y ago
that would be lovely! How can I reach you?
403.
by rijoja 7y ago
Chorded typists write faster than speech needed to transcribe court sessions for example. Also math is an example where you say oh so much more than you can with language. The way I see it say a shell interface is a different language and i
404.
by rijoja 7y ago
This is a very interesting point and also an opportunity! There aren't that many underseas cable to and from Africa either am I right? So at least in southern parts I'd say that congestion over the cables will become an issue. So
405.
by rijoja 7y ago
Okay so basically controll the user input with muscle movements. Hm wonder if some other group of muscles aren't more suitable for that, how about trying say our fingers for starters? edit: I've read that NASA developed a
406.
by rijoja 7y ago
Why not go closer to the UNIX abstractions but with modern graphics and utilities instead of away from it. So in essence the commands and structures of UNIX files (nodes) and directory structures (graphs) but presented via state of the a
407.
by rijoja 7y ago
It's a thought worth considering though. Basically you have your fingers at the "home row" at all times, so no delay or errors from travel. Also you have analog input instead of digital! I'd say that the market have opti
408.
by rijoja 7y ago
Yes but if there was solid proof it would be easier to get international pressure working on the government.
409.
by rijoja 7y ago
Still things have gotten a lot less bloody over the last 500-years or so?
410.
Ask HN: Online Editor for Quick Prototyping
1 points by rijoja 7y ago|0 comments
411.
by rijoja 7y ago
Just so it happens I am doing a compilation of lesser known input methods and would love to discuss this further with you. I believe that there are loads of opportunity to revisit keyboard input dogma! Chorded typists for example can write
412.
by rijoja 7y ago
They have quite a good as on system as well don't they? A good ecosystem around a slick and open core might very well be a winning concept.
413.
Support Open Source Research on Text Entry of the Future(tbf-rnd.life)
2 points by rijoja 7y ago|0 comments
414.
by rijoja 8y ago
To be honest all of this is on the border of my knowledge horizon. No I've never heard of AMDF but I will check it out for sure. In the long run as I wrote I am aiming to support chords so that'll be necessery. Would AMDF make the
415.
by rijoja 8y ago
thx
416.
by rijoja 8y ago
I am doing exactly this. As a matter of fact I am working on something eerily similar. I took a year of just to muck about with my own project to see what happens. In particular the field of user input. Seems like we're thinking very s
417.
by rijoja 8y ago
404?
418.
by rijoja 8y ago
That's a really cool angle. As a matter of fact I'm working on a system like this only that it uses FFT to get the notes instead of midi.
419.
by rijoja 8y ago
You beat me to it! I've been working on similar thing, so I'm a bit jealous that you published this before me! Then again it makes me happy that I'm not the only one with far out ideas like this! My approach is a tad differen
420.
by rijoja 8y ago
oh and without access to the source it's utterly impossible for you to fix this... hey wait a minute.

More ›