toomim

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1. 811.▲
   by toomim 9y ago

   Thanks! I'm confused about what this is, exactly, from the description: > Songbird is a JavaScript API that supports real-time spatial audio encoding for the Web using Higher-Order Ambisonics (HOA). This is accomplished by attached
2. 812.▲
   by toomim 9y ago

   > Note: this is not supported by the current bitcoin developers. That's misleading. The fork isn't supported by the developers of the Bitcoin Core wallet, but it is supported by the developers of the Bitcoin Classic , Unli
3. 813.▲
   by toomim 9y ago

   How is this better than PannerNode, which is built into HTML5? I can hear the difference in the demo, but can someone put words to it?
4. 814.▲
   by toomim 9y ago

   This requires a server process.
5. 815.▲
   by toomim 9y ago

   I totally agree! We keep adding more layers to the web stack. Even Django and Rails themselves were added complexity! I've actually built a solution to this problem called Statebus: https://stateb.us It takes a unique app
6. 816.▲
   by toomim 9y ago

   I'm working on something similar. Can you email me at toomim@gmail.com, and/or check out https://stateb.us ?
7. 817.▲
   by toomim 9y ago

   I'm convinced of something surprising -- that walled gardens are actually the result of limitations in ... HTTP! And to prove it, I've implemented a replacement for HTTP called Statebus that adds power to HTTP and breaks down wal
8. 818.▲
   by toomim 9y ago

   You guys don't need to come to the defense of Facebook and Google. This shouldn't be about blame. The point is that there's a problem. We need to fix it. Let's stop pointing fingers at each other and point them at ou
9. 819.▲
   by toomim 9y ago

   Same thing with Ripple.
10. 820.▲
    by toomim 10y ago

    You mean bitcoin ETF?
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    by toomim 10y ago

    Here's a poor-man's perceptual diff: Cross your eyes. I'm serious. Try opening this image: https://assets.contents.io/asset_rIfFTtwp.png You see two images side by side. Now slowly cross your eyes, so that
12. 822.▲
    by toomim 10y ago

    Ironically, the author's self-hosted website went down while trying to get out his self-hosting message. He should have just posted on medium.
13. 823.▲
    by toomim 10y ago

    Or you can do what google sheets does: only draw N cells at any time, and just change their contents depending on where you are scrolled to.
14. 824.▲
    by toomim 10y ago

    Woohoo! Someone built TCP built on WebSockets built on HTTP built on TCP This is like where newborn babies and the elderly have a lot in common.
15. 825.▲
    by toomim 10y ago

    > garbage collection just aims to give the programmer the illusion of infinite memory under the assumption that only finite amounts of memory are every in use at once, while also absolving them from having to release memory manually. Int
16. 826.▲
    by toomim 10y ago

    Do any of these work in HTML, or web browsers, where the page changes size and doesn't have fixed breaks? Where you can just scroll and scroll? I'd love beautiful typesetting on the web, where I actually write and read. I don&#x
17. 827.▲
    by toomim 10y ago

    It sounds like you are suffering from the problem yourself.
18. 828.▲
    by toomim 10y ago

    No kidding. It's just a new version of TCP, implemented on top of HTTP, which is implemented on top of TCP.
19. 829.▲
    by toomim 10y ago

    He's not redefining it. It was defined in the 70s. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garbage_collection_(computer_s... Reference counting is definitely a method of garbage collection.
20. 830.▲
    by toomim 10y ago

    I'm interested in starting a new party. Email me at toomim@gmail.com.
21. 831.▲
    by toomim 10y ago

    Hahaha.
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    by toomim 10y ago

    This article points out (correctly) that tabbed browsers throw away information about how tabs are connected, but it fails to give any argument for why that information is valuable. I'm not convinced of this feature. It provides a lar
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    by toomim 10y ago

    Roger was an inspiration to me. Now he's dead.
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    by toomim 10y ago

    What a wonderful explanation! You've cleared up hours of confusion I've experienced in my life, with just 2 sentences! I'm motherf *ing amazzzzzed!!!!!!!
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    by toomim 10y ago

    I think that's something else. If we keep that line, it errors with: ld: library not found for -lPython.framework/Versions/3.5/Python The "lib" variable is set to "Python.framework/Versions&#
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    by toomim 10y ago

    Here's what I did on mac: brew install glew # install glew git clone https://github.com/glfw/glfw.git # install glfw cd glfw cmake -DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=ON . make i
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    by toomim 10y ago

    Yes, in fact the blue part of the spectrum is what works the BEST for light therapy, and also happens to be in the danger zone: http://www.sunnexbiotech.com/therapist/blue%20light%20damage... This article explains some
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    by toomim 10y ago

    They are comparable to investors. Investors have to choose whether to put their money into Company A, Company B, or Coin C. To make this choice, they are comparing companies with coins. Take your blinders off. You are getting disrupted.
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    by toomim 10y ago

    Coin offerings are the new stock. Venture Capital is now investing in both: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/introduction-initial-coin-off... So actually, they are now comparable.
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    by toomim 10y ago

    And -- incidentally -- any other computer on your network. But hey, security schemurity.