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by rounce 9y ago
Just had a quick skim of the site and saw no screenshots just a load of marketese. Next I head to the HN comments: some preach FUD, others are stauch defenders. It seems very few speak from experience of actually using this application. It
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by rounce 9y ago
Apple bought PrimeSense - the company that owned the depth camera technology used in MS' Kinect - in 2013. I wouldn't be surprised if the iPhone uses a descendant of the Kinect.
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by rounce 9y ago
DPRAW doesn't use a light field, it's a stereo image.
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by rounce 9y ago
> 15 minutes? If you flew in a small aircraft regularly, you would know it takes 40-60 minutes to prep a plane from park to airborne in zero traffic. It takes 10-15min (max!) to check a Cessna 152, start, and call for departure clearan
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by rounce 9y ago
`5 + 10 * 2`?
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by rounce 9y ago
Interview task: Implement dirty plate & cutlery classifier.
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by rounce 9y ago
I'm barely getting 12fps on a 2016 MBP with latest Chrome stable.
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by rounce 9y ago
> redux is useful for a lot more than just async fetching & loading Redux deliberately doesn't deal with async processes, that's left up to the user.
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by rounce 9y ago
That was mostly what I was replying to, but yes I didn't really read it. I originally read the paragraph as meaning some of the media coverage you had seen/read tried to somehow find fault with Strava. I re-read it, and I see wh
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by rounce 9y ago
You're way off. The reason this "news" is news is not because Strava has done anything naughty, it's because people that are tasked with the national security (and often some secrets) of their respective nations have com
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Hypoxia redundancy system.
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by rounce 9y ago
Yes! I thought of 'foggles' immediately as well.
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by rounce 9y ago
> This strikes me as an interesting idea to highlight. > I can't think of anything that can't be distributed as pure information in the sense written above . But if it's so ubiquitous these days, is it even worth pointi
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by rounce 9y ago
> You just simply can't acquire the land in cities that you would need to build landscrapers. Except, the OP case is London, which has some of the most expensive real-estate prices on the planet. Not that I disagree with your overal
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by rounce 9y ago
More info on this please, I am intrigued.
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by rounce 9y ago
Also, the 1984 BBC documentary 'On the 8th Day' is worth a look: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCz9zqTTark
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by rounce 9y ago
Promises? Cancellation? The whole point of a Promise is that it must resolve to something eventually.
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Yes, I was on about the reason for the delay.
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by rounce 9y ago
Yup, still waiting on those since the last time it was posted on HN...
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by rounce 9y ago
Doesn't the difference lie in whether you want to run the command then sleep, or sleep first and then run the command?
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by rounce 9y ago
It made me think of this Jason Kidd quote: "We're going to turn this team around 360 degrees"
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by rounce 9y ago
How can you have had a 2015 car for 6+ years? This doesn't make sense.
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by rounce 9y ago
JetBrains is registered in the Czech Republic but most development takes place in St Petersburg.
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by rounce 9y ago
What's wrong with writing in plain english ? Reading that link, I can't help but get the feeling that either a lot of copy-paste from marketing pages has happened, or the author thinks marketing-speak is an acceptable way to expl
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by rounce 9y ago
You have kinda missed the point, Go produces fat binaries with all dependencies and the Go runtime included. Serious question: How do you propose that WASM is going to help the situation?
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by rounce 9y ago
Your build status icon says 'failing' but Travis shows passing builds.
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Welcome to 2013.
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by rounce 9y ago
The only difference between promises and observables are multiple-emission & cancelation, they shouldn't be any more complicated to use or test than promises. Often I find the main complicated part is the source, everything else is
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by rounce 9y ago
I think it's safe to say everyone knows Azealia Banks is a tool.
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In strict mode JS runtimes will hoist the `var` declaration to the top of the declared scope anyway. So `foo` would be declared at the start of the containing function scope, regardless of where you appear to declare them.

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