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by wuliwong 10y ago
I haven't found the Vive uncomfortable as far as weight but it did slip off my head when I was jumping around playing Hover Junkers. If it were lighter, it would probably have stayed in place. I didn't like the light gap around th
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by wuliwong 10y ago
I actually was completely convinced when I tried my friend's Rift. That being said, I bought a Vive for my house and I do agree that it is another step beyond the Rift.
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by wuliwong 10y ago
Synthro Inc. - Portland, OR We are looking for to fill two positions: 1 Senior Front-end Engineer (ReactJS, MobX) 1 Senior Back-end Engineer (Golang, Cassandra, Redis, Docker, AWS) Message me on twitter if you're interested: https:&#x
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by wuliwong 10y ago
Indeed, I am in total opposition to the overarching spirit of the article where my personal computer is not my private property because I connect it to the internet. It is funny to me to have to think about the physical location of a server
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by wuliwong 10y ago
Yes, I think your first sentence captures what I was intuitively feeling.
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by wuliwong 10y ago
It seems almost unbelievable but I guess once enough people are offered an executable file, someone will eventually download and run it.
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by wuliwong 10y ago
I am not familiar with this case and was wondering what the FBI did to discover visitor IPs. My first thought was that it was done using javascript and they just nabbed anyone who didn't disable JS. But the article says "visited P
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by wuliwong 10y ago
They probably used google docs.
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by wuliwong 10y ago
Wow that's crazy. I saw your comment and thought "no way." I'm not the most tied into open source development but it is very surprising to me that something that is so embedded inside Rails is not being actively develope
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by wuliwong 10y ago
I'm confused by what is difficult. In this case I would make the UX allow the native scroll trigger to operate and then add a zoom trigger. If you make the zoom triggers to be both ctrl+click and two finger pinch then it will work acro
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by wuliwong 10y ago
Really cool. I'd love to hear about what technologies you used and what issues you encountered in getting it to the fast/smooth state it is today. Really great work, thanks.
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by wuliwong 10y ago
Can you give some examples? I've always heard people blast Rails b/c of Twitter's experience but Twitter did survive it and scale. Maybe Twitter would have never gotten to the level of success they did without using Rails? Al
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by wuliwong 10y ago
I don't know much about this space, how do you know it's definitely not positionally tracked? My reason is that they didn't talk about it, so I figure it isn't but I'm not certain.
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by wuliwong 10y ago
I would say they made it available to the users of that torrent site. There is a difference between "publicly available to OKCupid users" and simply "publicly available." When you lose the "to OKCupid users" yo
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by wuliwong 10y ago
publicly available to OkCupid users That isn't really "publicly available". You need to sign into an account with a password to view it. And before the account was created, the creator had to agree to OKCupid's t
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by wuliwong 11y ago
This basically addresses it http://www.moneysideoflife.com/cottage-food-law Looks like in 2012 Georgia was "pending." I'm in Atlanta, so there were no regulations in place when my friend started.
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by wuliwong 11y ago
I feel inspired to use this line of reasoning to discover what to work on next.
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by wuliwong 11y ago
I was thinking about this recently. A friend of mine started selling cupcakes and made a website to do it. I don't really know what it takes for Little Debbie to get a new product approved but I would assume some regulatory body has to
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by wuliwong 11y ago
A tax prep startup that ignored IRS regulations. :) I'm just thinking of other examples that make me laugh.
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by wuliwong 11y ago
There is nothing mysterious about the short, mid or long term effects of artificially low interest rates and quantitative easing. edit Here's a link to read about it. https://mises.org/library/unseen-consequences
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by wuliwong 11y ago
I thought I was signing up for Kite not for Kite's email list. Pretty misleading copy. Nowhere does it say "Coming soon" or anything to that effect. Also, there seems to be no confirmation email.
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by wuliwong 11y ago
Facebook's Groups app.
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by wuliwong 11y ago
I'll take a look and shoot you an email. Hopefully I'll be able to refresh my memory, it's been a little while.
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by wuliwong 11y ago
I switched to Braintree after having some trouble with the initial integration of Stripe in a Rails application I made about 9 months ago. I am an experienced Rails developer and found the Stripe documentation to be a bit out of step with &
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by wuliwong 11y ago
I was wondering how I might be affected as a non-UK app user? It sounds like any company which has employees in the UK could be compelled to install a backdoor if this legislation becomes law. I'm not sure how this would play out but I
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by wuliwong 11y ago
Sorry for the super late response, I forgot about my comment. I wonder if another option would just to have things communicated a little more clearly to the commenter. Maybe some way to view all the comments you've sent, even allow you
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by wuliwong 11y ago
I think the big product miss with OpenHunt was not showing the comments. The lack of conversation reduced it to just a list of links. I think a similar offering or even an updated re-release of this code with a visible discussion could be g
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by wuliwong 11y ago
I guess if it is lucrative, a lawyer will figure it out some day.
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by wuliwong 11y ago
I haven't thought much about this but I wonder if a possible way around the problem is for multiple victims to pull resources and combine their cases against a single offender. Someone would have to invest the time to create some struc

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