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by vitovito 9y ago
Yes, you may be contractually forbidden from doing such work. You need to have a lawyer review the IP assignment clauses in whatever you signed. It may be that there is no such thing as "outside of my job." They may own everythi
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by vitovito 9y ago
Probably not in the way you imagine it happening. First, you're probably not looking for open-ended critique. There are probably a limited number of things you're open to and capable of changing. They're probably mostly sup
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by vitovito 9y ago
How is this even a draft RFC? It's like the author forgot about XML and the failures of its draconian error handling and decided to do it all over again. It ignores the reality of implementations, and of commercial software development
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by vitovito 9y ago
The USPS considered it at least a couple of times. https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2016-usps-email/ discusses their E-COM efforts in the 80s, and individual email addresses in the 90s. They were finally legal
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by vitovito 9y ago
At that point, it might be too late. It's hard to reset expectations in the middle of a project that's already gone off the rails, short of pulling the team and replacing them with a client relations person, hence my advice. If O
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by vitovito 9y ago
I don't see a difficult client, I see a consultant who didn't ask the right questions before taking the job and isn't seeing things from their client's point of view now that they have it. Why don't they show up to
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by vitovito 9y ago
I think this is what's known as a "stored value card," whether it's like a traditional gift card with a number and signature stored on a magnetic strip, or a smart card-based system, where a tamper-resistant cryptographi
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by vitovito 9y ago
I'm glad you recognize that there isn't a path yet; many people don't! The short answer today is: you have to ramp up on creating content in 3D engines. If you can't build out all of the content yourself, you can't
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by vitovito 9y ago
As a beginner in programming, learning programming itself is supposed to be what's exciting to do. You're coming to know a whole new way of thinking and doing. There have been an enormous amount of beginners before you; of course
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by vitovito 9y ago
While the Internet Archive sells and supports their scanning hardware, and there are community plans if you wanted to build your own, since you don't have a budget and don't want to do it yourself, perhaps the National Library of
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by vitovito 9y ago
There's still a few unanswered questions; the answers make a difference. That said, the Internet Archive scans and preserves material for US$0.10/page, including storing it in one of their warehouses. 150 100-page magazines would
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by vitovito 9y ago
Snapchat uses Wifi Direct to transfer HD recordings off their Spectacles. Perhaps you mean you'd like to see other apps with source available that perform similar mesh networking?
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by vitovito 9y ago
Not so sure about "epic task," mostly just "labor-intensive" task, coming from someone who's built a few book scanners and preserved material in a few different ways. Lots of established practices in this area, but
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by vitovito 9y ago
I had a verbatim transcript already, and I used CMU Sphinx to do the alignment between that and the recording. With raw audio only, I'd probably use a transcription service that provides timings, or software like Trint to do machine le
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by vitovito 9y ago
I don't see any audio controls, or audio download progress, in either Safari, Chrome, or Firefox. Looks like a syntax error, there's some HTML in a Javascript file. Conceptually, since I can't try it, it reminds me a bit of
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by vitovito 10y ago
I bought a similar Qwerkywriter after their successful Kickstarter in 2014: https://www.qwerkywriter.com It makes a lot of noise, although obviously not as much as a typewriter would. It has an enormous amount of key travel, a
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by vitovito 10y ago
I have no idea, I'm not either of those types of people for the current VR/AR/MR industry. And, even if I were, whatever I might say is not certain to be useful to you. Normally, I'd recommend you interview people worki
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by vitovito 10y ago
I'm not in the current AR/MR/VR industry, but I have friends and colleagues who are, and I worked in VR last time it was a thing. I'd guess you're missing one or more of: (a) serious EE/ME experience, (b) havin
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by vitovito 10y ago
The original SDL support was a JavaScript implementation of just enough of 1.x to get things compiling. SDL2 cross-compiles to JavaScript properly and should be used by most things now.
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by vitovito 10y ago
https://papercutsoftware.github.io/teleportme/ was an open-source-ish solution I came across recently (built on FaceTime), but I haven't tried it. Seems like they're making similar design decisions as you.
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by vitovito 10y ago
Have you looked at some of the prior work in this area to see things that teams wanted? http://danielodio.com/project-stargate-always-on-skype-video... http://danielodio.com/remote-always-on-connecting-our-o
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by vitovito 10y ago
Bret Victor thought about this, this time last year: http://worrydream.com/ClimateChange/ "What can a technologist do about climate change?" to answer the question, "How do you think the tech community (
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by vitovito 10y ago
http://danielodio.com/project-stargate-always-on-skype-video... is the first popular article I can recall about this. http://danielodio.com/remote-always-on-connecting-our-office... is a followup that menti
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by vitovito 10y ago
There will be people reading this who have never used a Terminal, or typed at a command line, or called directories anything other than "folders". There will be people reading this who have never installed anything that wasn'
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by vitovito 10y ago
I wrote up my initial experiences here: http://vitor.io/razer-blade-stealth-core-gtx-1080-12h Works pretty well, no insurmountable issues. I haven't done any 3D engine-related dev on it yet, but am not expecting issue
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by vitovito 10y ago
The thing about doing this kind of work is you have one sort of explanation in mind as you do it, and like any software, you work until you're there and then you call it done. They're not designed and built with every possible fo
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by vitovito 10y ago
#jsmess on EFnet IRC if you'd like to talk with the developers
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by vitovito 10y ago
UX person here. I can do the spectrum of work from BRD and research through to wireframes and prototypes, but I stop before visual design. You've enough detail in here that it's probably not entirely you, but rather your organiza
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by vitovito 10y ago
Any spectrum recordings would almost be guaranteed to include copyrighted content, and in the US distributing those recordings would fall afoul of the DMCA.
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by vitovito 10y ago
From my notes on a radio archiving project I'm doing: > Could you record the entire radio spectrum and extract stations and broadcasts later? > In the USA, the AM radio band is 540-1710 kHz, a spread of 1170 kHZ, > http:&#x2F

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