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Nvidia Invents AI Interactive Graphics(news.developer.nvidia.com)
2 points by sarreph 8y ago|0 comments
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by sarreph 8y ago
Thank you for this information! Agreed on the boxing-in of Safari :)
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by sarreph 8y ago
No worries :) — Great to hear. Just a question since you're here: I've poked around with WebGL / GLSL in the past and have started to get into Metal (mainly out of necessity for macOS development) — is there scope for Metal t
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by sarreph 8y ago
This is a refreshing take on a shader-sharing platform. My first thought was "Here's another Shadertoy competitor", but this was quashed by two core features that I think are done really well: - A cleaner / extensive cod
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by sarreph 8y ago
I think it’s probably more like them capitalising on the elastic nature of the demand for these scenarios. Definitely an element of control as well though, as there is increased demand too (but it’s likely more elastic and therefore more to
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by sarreph 8y ago
Is it at least a couple of years old with a GPU? There have been serious electron bugs since last year in these machines.
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Google trainee puts up dummy advert by mistake(bbc.co.uk)
9 points by sarreph 8y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: Revert to old Gmail for G-Suite
2 points by sarreph 8y ago|0 comments
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by sarreph 8y ago
Maybe you didn't get the memo, but it's actually an early release of the 'new' way scroll. Scrolling 1.0 = normal scrolling Scrolling 2.0 = left/right up/down directions are inverted respectively Scrolling 3.0
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by sarreph 8y ago
> now he's just another money grubbing scum who can't seem to get enough of the spotlight. You clearly have much more of a direct personal experience / knowledge of Banksy's history than I do, but I feel as though he&
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by sarreph 8y ago
It's funny you mention this as I had a very similar thought the other night when clean-installing an old gaming PC to try some VR stuff on. I'm used to using a Mac, and the update notifications can definitely be annoying, but Wind
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by sarreph 8y ago
Please correct me if I’m missing something that technically prevents this, but once you grant a 3rd Party access to your data (via a SolidPOD), what’s to stop them scraping it and keeping it for themselves in order to build a profile on you
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Year 2038 problem(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by sarreph 8y ago|0 comments
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by sarreph 8y ago
> why not steal everything that isn’t nailed down? I like that phrase a lot, I think I might use it :)
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by sarreph 8y ago
You just described T-Pain’s reasoning for using auto tune (he doesn’t actually need it but instead uses it stylistically). I think you’re onto something here as well about how it may well get adopted as a ‘style’ in someone’s music video.
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by sarreph 8y ago
They sell calorie-free black coffee or tea, the same way McDonald's does. Similarly, they also sell very-high-sugar cakes and drinks.
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by sarreph 8y ago
This is a really insightful article. However, I feel like point 2 somewhat contradicts point 1. I.e. In my opinion, being product-driven often forces you to innovate in some way. I guess there is a balance to be struck here and in the end
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Most wear-resistant metal alloy in the world engineered at Sandia Labs(share-ng.sandia.gov)
6 points by sarreph 8y ago|1 comments
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by sarreph 8y ago
> While on the site, within a span of five minutes, I typically attempt to skim everything I’ve marked with interest. Afterward, I return to my work not feeling like I’ve read anything substantive, and by the end of the day, I forget abo
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by sarreph 8y ago
If you’re a composer/conductor then you’ve probably already tried this, but for me two types of music work well (as I’m a similarly analytical musician): - Minimalism, specifically Steve Reich’s Music for 18 Musicians suite - Atmospher
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by sarreph 8y ago
Sometimes I pat myself on the back too quickly before realising more than half my line ‘contribution’ is from package-lock.json :)
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Magic Leap One first look: worth the hype? [video](youtube.com)
1 points by sarreph 8y ago|0 comments
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by sarreph 8y ago
Yeah, when you finally book said venue, be sure to ask for a bowl of brown M&Ms at every table, just to be extra-sure. :)
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Lombok quake: Facebook 'regrets' earthquake balloons(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by sarreph 8y ago|0 comments
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by sarreph 8y ago
Boy do I feel sorry for the less technically-minded, small business owners, who don't know how to leverage HN. Having to fight tooth and nail to kick up a widespread fuss is not a viable solution to a technical support line — nor shoul
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by sarreph 8y ago
This is great, and educational too! After playing quite a few rounds, I noticed I wasn't played any of the more esoteric categories such as '(free)tek(k)no' and 'french house' — seemed to most commonly fall on the b
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by sarreph 8y ago
Thanks for your feedback. I did find a verbatim copy of your response in a reddit thread[0] while I was waiting — but I guess it serves me wrong for not doing my research :) As this is a canned response, it doesn't really do a great jo
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by sarreph 8y ago
This looks cool, however it's very similar to a service I've been using for the past month called Parsec[0]. I've successfully managed to play Fortnite (don't judge :)) on an AWS g2.2xlarge (via Parsec) with an acceptabl
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by sarreph 8y ago
What an interesting idea! Have you ever produced anything for a representation of 4D with translucent 3D? I'd be very interested to see it...
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by sarreph 8y ago
Couldn’t agree more! It is an absolute masterpiece and a selection of which I use to nap to :)

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