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drh
2y ago
Purchased. Great to see VR game innovation on HN. Nice work.
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2y ago
Which Brooks saddle do you recommend? I see there are a few variations available.
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2y ago
It’s likely the built-in display is also fractionally scaling. IIRC it has been that way by default for several generations of MBP now.
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drh
3y ago
Really useful to hear about your experiences actually coding. None of the video reviews have touched on this, so thanks for that. With regards the ‘smearing’, not sure how familiar you are with VR tech but, could you characterise it further
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drh
3y ago
Is anyone else tired of the euphamisms SaaS companies and cloud providers use when they have an incident like this? Whether it's, "experiencing technical difficulties", "Degraded performance", "Increased error
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drh
3y ago
Link for anyone on mobile: https://github.com/TorbFoundry/torb
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drh
4y ago
Sounds interesting! What were you using for the display processor?
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drh
4y ago
Fascinating. Hadn’t thought about the pacing factor. So given this is the case, how does any advertiser scale up their spending without getting disillusioned and abandoning FB ads?
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4y ago
What did you use for UI in the end?
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6y ago
I have wondered for a while if there is a market for a no-frills vehicle. A modern engine and chassis, etc. but with minimal, tactile, and easily serviceable controls.
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9y ago
Blockchains are currently implemented with a Merkle tree at each block, and Merkle proofs are used to store the transactions in that block.
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As We May Think (1945)
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10y ago
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11y ago
It's called 'The Shallows', and is an interesting read: http://www.amazon.com/The-Shallows-Internet-Doing-Brains/dp/...
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11y ago
Not everyone is a touch-typist (although I recently put in the effort to finally learn - highly recommended). Also, there are some weird keys out of reach from the home row you may need every now and then - the fn keys on a Mac being a good
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12y ago
How would this work for a 2x as strong person lifting twice as much mass as a normal person? Wouldn't that data look essentially the same?
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With the GM seed release of Xcode 6 and iOS 8, Swift 1.0 is now final
(developer.apple.com)
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12y ago
If you're on Linux, Redshift is a good alternative to Flux. It's in Fedora and Ubuntu package managers - 'yum install redshift' or 'apt-get install redshift' respectively (if memory serves).
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12y ago
Would really like to see an equivalent 'idiomatic' cheatsheet written by yourself. It would be ideal for seasoned developers that want to quickly get up to speed on Haskell (such as myself).
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12y ago
One more data point: Made the switch about two years ago here. At the time I was already fairly athletic, with normal BMI and in my mid twenties. The first two weeks were incredibly difficult. After that you could feel the adaption kicking
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13y ago
The app displays banner ads.
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13y ago
Looks like questions have been added to the article now.
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14y ago
They aren't, but it still affects the decision makers at the top who are supposed to be driving the vision of the company.
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14y ago
> Or just use Unity. I'm curious how you deploy to the non-smartphone devices with Unity, as it only has iOS and Android target support built in. Do you use the output of some other target's build with your own glue libs for each suppor