socmag

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by socmag 10y ago
Hey @mourner... so it works great with pinch zoom. Still have the same issue if using the mouse wheel to zoom. Just FYI.
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by socmag 10y ago
great! looking forward to the results. good stuff.
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by socmag 10y ago
I think the point was to romanticize but temper it with balance.
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by socmag 10y ago
Very nice film. I adore Horizon when it is pure, raw and serious like that. Thanks for the post.
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by socmag 10y ago
I loved the section on "What do you do when you get stuck?" Then you have to stop, let your mind relax a bit and then come back to it. Somehow your subconscious is making connections and you start again, maybe the next afternoon,
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by socmag 10y ago
very interesting work... so i was wondering, as far as "fill-in". I see this is mainly focused on image synthesis for information that literally isn't available. OTOH, occluders happen a lot in the real world just temporarily
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by socmag 10y ago
Yes, definitely a lot of object pooling! :+1: Use POD's to store data ...and use "int's" instead of references. Those index into tables of the objects. These will be opaque to the GC so it doesn't have to follow any
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by socmag 10y ago
I have lucid dreams almost every night now. I'm talking about entire story arcs with plot twists. Last nights had Donald Trump, my wife and Jennifer Love Hewitt. There were riots going on and people reading newspapers with moving vide
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by socmag 10y ago
I totally agree with the general sentiment of the comments and the article that AGI is a long way off... in the anthropomorphic sense we usually imagine. That said in many regards, the sum total of the internet, social networks and automat
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by socmag 10y ago
The CSS wasn't mismatched, but I've upgraded to the latest leaflet and now it works super. Thanks!
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by socmag 10y ago
Really thanks for posting this video. Very cool to see Sophie Wilson talking so elequently and with obvious authority on a subject I and many others deeply care about. Great!
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by socmag 10y ago
Oh that's good to hear. No, I'm not doing anything with cycling right now, and looks like you pretty much have it covered, but always nice to know good data-sets. Thanks!
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by socmag 10y ago
Ah maybe.. I will double check and report back. Thanks a lot for the suggestion!
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by socmag 10y ago
Or even better.. I've written 3D/Game Engines engines in languages with GC based runtimes that run at 1500fps with no GC pauses. How to do it? Easy... don't create garbage! So yes, it is doable. PITA but doable Certainly hel
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by socmag 10y ago
Hehe I thought that as well when I read the headline. "We have three root objects of 6GB a piece!"... ummm :P I'm sure they must be talking about something other than that, but it did make me giggle a bit.
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by socmag 10y ago
Hey, again great stuff. I have a small question while you are here... In my application, when a user zooms the map.. the tiles and markers seem to get get zoomed at different rates, then finally snap back together at the end of the zoom. Is
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by socmag 10y ago
I've been following it. The last time I tried it was a bit slow for my use case at the moment but maybe it has come along since then. I'm wondering if the C++ port that MapBox are building turned into WebAssembly might end up bein
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by socmag 10y ago
Hah, wow that is really great. Super fun application and the UX is awesome. Nice job
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by socmag 10y ago
Really cool, love it! Is there an open data feed for this stuff then? I love open data, there is so much available now.
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by socmag 10y ago
Oh that is a really good tip! Good one. Do you have a demo?
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by socmag 10y ago
Yes Leaflet is just awesome. Vlad (Mourner) and the other contributors have done an amazing job at keeping focused on making leaflet super lightweight and really easy to use. The stuff they are doing with MapBox is super awesome as well, es
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by socmag 10y ago
I think the point of having an Internet browser preinstalled when you bought a computer had some merits. I can't think of many consumer computing devices that don't come with a pre installed browser these days. In retrospect the w
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by socmag 10y ago
Yes you are right The thing is, I'm seriously concerned about the rhetoric on this thread. There seems to be a general bias toward legislative action and I know it isn't going to go well if that's the way things turn. My reac
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by socmag 10y ago
If we start down the legislative road for all elements connected to the Internet, where is that going to end up?
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by socmag 10y ago
Keep going with the down votes... Shall I give you a couple of hundred comments for ammunition. On the other hand, if you disagree with my perspective, man up and present an alternate perspective. How is that?
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by socmag 10y ago
Liability rests with the network itself. Bitching about devices or retailers is pissing against the wind
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by socmag 10y ago
You can down vote me all you want. Go for it
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by socmag 10y ago
Oh no there are vulnerable devices on the Internet. Do you have any idea what you are saying? EVERY device on the Internet is vulnerable, and it makes no difference to Dyn DNS where it was manufactured or how long it had been running withou
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by socmag 10y ago
Zero regulation is required. That's the whole point of the Internet. It is the responsibility of the IETF and the infrastructure manufacturers. There is absolutely no way to control the actions of individual devices, nor should there b
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by socmag 10y ago
You guys are crazy. A probably small creative team simply made an error while building a camera in good faith that was abused by criminals. Who is the victim here? What's all this crap about simple fun web cameras as "Bad Actors&q

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