Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
ux-app
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
57 ms
·
511.
▲
Biologically inspired models of intelligence
(youtube.com)
1 points
by
ux-app
12y ago
|
0 comments
512.
▲
Robots could replace 80% of Jobs
(robotenomics.com)
2 points
by
ux-app
12y ago
|
0 comments
513.
▲
When Sysadmins Ruled the Earth (2007)
(craphound.com)
102 points
by
ux-app
12y ago
|
18 comments
514.
▲
by
ux-app
12y ago
Have you considered a hardware upgrade and switching to a virtual OS workflow? It sounds like it might be worth your time to consider. I have a 4 year old AMD cpu (not sure which one), 16 GB RAM (cost about $80) and SSD (best upgrade in yea
515.
▲
by
ux-app
13y ago
It's actually just a big vase :)
516.
▲
GSS-Layouts Not Possible with Tomorrow's CSS
(vimeo.com)
2 points
by
ux-app
13y ago
|
0 comments
517.
▲
by
ux-app
13y ago
I recently set up a new home office: http://i.imgur.com/mSTllTC.jpg it's nice to finally have a decent space to work in. Having a comfortable spot that I enjoy being in has definitely improved my productivity. My goal
518.
▲
by
ux-app
13y ago
QWERTY's initial design was for typewriters. To prevent jamming of typebars, commonly used letter pairs were not placed together. Saying that it was designed to be inefficient is wrong, however it's fair to say that preventing typ
519.
▲
by
ux-app
13y ago
The comparison of jQ to Angular is apples to oranges, but I guess the author might be trying to make a argument for libraries vs frameworks. In that sense I agree. After being burned multiple times by opaque, hard to debug frameworks, I
520.
▲
Skycall – Rook Island Preview
(youtube.com)
2 points
by
ux-app
13y ago
|
0 comments
521.
▲
by
ux-app
13y ago
That's a slightly loaded question. I'm assuming you're alluding to difficulties schools have with firing burned out and ineffective teachers due to strict rules governing employee dismissal. This is definitely an issue, howev
522.
▲
by
ux-app
13y ago
"What this country needs is another labor movement" Totally agree. Trade unions and collective bargaining can produce some outstanding results for workers, but the only way they can have any teeth is through a coordinated
523.
▲
Three-Dimensional Mid-Air Acoustic Manipulation [Acoustic Levitation]
(youtube.com)
2 points
by
ux-app
13y ago
|
0 comments
524.
▲
A cube that can jump up, balance, and 'walk'
(youtube.com)
7 points
by
ux-app
13y ago
|
1 comments
525.
▲
by
ux-app
13y ago
jaggies in Firefox can be solved with: outline: 1px solid transparent; added to elements with class .oridomi-mask It's a hack but it does give nice anti-aliased edges. Performance is perfectly smooth for me even with the AA hack
526.
▲
AR-Rift: Stereo camera rig and augmented reality showcase
(youtube.com)
2 points
by
ux-app
13y ago
|
1 comments
527.
▲
by
ux-app
13y ago
> "I'd recommend anyone dissatisfied with their work/life situation do attempt this" I agree wholeheartedly. Taking 6 months off to build a project was one of the best things I've ever done. My advice for other
528.
▲
by
ux-app
13y ago
It's great that the author has taken the plunge and I hope things work out well for him. I'd caution others away from such a drastic move though. 6 Months is an incredibly short amount of runway to go from 0 to paying your bills b
529.
▲
This morphing table can create a virtual version of you in realtime
(sploid.gizmodo.com)
1 points
by
ux-app
13y ago
|
0 comments
530.
▲
by
ux-app
13y ago
I am a huge fan of what Mozilla is doing with FFOS. I bought a ZTE for testing and because I really believe that HTML/CSS/JS is a great choice for a phone platform. It's a great little device. It's incredible what $80 ca
531.
▲
by
ux-app
13y ago
> "makes me wonder if only a minority of HN users have deployed to enterprise environments with rigid infrastructure policies" I haven't, so I'd appreciate some perspective on this. If an org does not allow other brow
532.
▲
by
ux-app
13y ago
> "What's wrong with dying" It's such a terrible waste. All that knowledge accumulated over years of life... gone. We don't know what the species is capable of if we could double or triple human life span. Wha
533.
▲
by
ux-app
13y ago
The Tad WIlliams Otherland series deals with these ideas. In the book, the biological original is killed the instant that the copy goes online. Thus there is no me and my twin, there is only me. At the end of the day its my memories and kno
534.
▲
by
ux-app
13y ago
It is a bit insane, however this allows you to change the color, dimensions, transparency at runtime. A raster doesn't allow you to do this, and, while SVG is scriptable, browser support is spotty. This hack on the other hand will work
535.
▲
by
ux-app
13y ago
why not?
536.
▲
by
ux-app
13y ago
Interesting project. Would be keen to hear about technical details. How real-time is the data? I noticed a lot of repeating images so I'm assuming the data is collected and batch processed? Or are the images being fetched directly usin
537.
▲
Brendan Eich: Toward A Language-Neutral Browser VM
(youtube.com)
8 points
by
ux-app
13y ago
|
0 comments
538.
▲
by
ux-app
13y ago
could you expand on this please? I'm from Australia and for us, payment online means credit card pretty much 100% of the time. "harmonizing direct payments and mobile payment" -- I assume direct payments are direct debit fr
539.
▲
by
ux-app
13y ago
Are you suggesting that the iOS App Store and Google Play Store aren't "flooded with low quality applications by amateurs" ? To me it seems that a (relatively) high barrier to entry, and an approval process (in Apple's
540.
▲
by
ux-app
13y ago
> Can it also write natural language text based on data inputs? from the features list it doesn't seem to. What you're referring to is text generated using a Markov Chain algorithm. This will generate text that seems at first g
More ›