ghostwreck

8 ms·

1.
by ghostwreck 3y ago
I love the open web and want solutions like this to win but 3D experiences built on the web seem to fall flat. Any AAA games on the web? How far is state of art native desktop 3D vs 3D through the web? Add on XR (IMU, camera, geo-tracking,
2.
by ghostwreck 4y ago
Very excited for more people working on identity and ownership. Everyone calls web3 a grift because the stack is too young to see the truly useful applications, so all we've seen are some scammy NFTs and coin drops. We're at web b
3.
by ghostwreck 5y ago
After having spent a few years working on a chatbot, the allure is this: talking to a real human is better than filling out a form. If we can build a Q&A system as good as talking to a human, people would also prefer it to filling out f
4.
by ghostwreck 5y ago
Consider diving into tulip land (without any major investments of course). Mint an NFT, write a coin contract, it's actually a very fun and easy way to learn the basics of web3.
5.
by ghostwreck 5y ago
Allen | San Francisco, CA | Remote | Contract or Full-time | https://allen.bot Allen is building on the blockchain in the real estate space. We are creating a system using smart contracts to track relationships between tenants,
6.
by ghostwreck 5y ago
Allen | San Francisco, CA | Remote | Contract | https://allen.bot Allen is building a chatbot for the real estate space. We are creating a system using machine learning to do preventative maintenance, service routing, price comp
7.
by ghostwreck 5y ago
This makes me think of some of the battles that play out in Daemon and Freedom [1]. They're able to visualize all other parties in the area mapped by drones in real-time. They fight with massive AI swarms and are able to control the AI
8.
by ghostwreck 6y ago
The Allen Bot | San Francisco, CA | Remote | Contract | https://allen.bot The Allen Bot is using AI to redefine the real estate property management space. We use machine learning to predict service issues, route problems, and in
9.
by ghostwreck 6y ago
Why do you feel React Native is a dead end? I've built apps of all sizes with it and had a good amount of success. I love Swift as a language, but building the same app across platforms (Android/iOS) always feels so wasteful.
10.
by ghostwreck 8y ago
Maybe not phone yet, but tablets (running the same OS) are getting extremely powerful and the apps are coming. [1] [1] https://www.theverge.com/2018/10/15/17969754/adobe-photoshop...
11.
by ghostwreck 8y ago
Check out some of the principals of Standard Notes [1]. It's built to avoid this exact problem. I've been using it for over a year after migrating from OneNote and highly recommend it. [1] https://standardnotes.org&#x2F
12.
by ghostwreck 8y ago
The turret of sensors mounted on top still might be a bit of a giveaway.
13.
by ghostwreck 8y ago
Standard Notes supports secure file attachment now and is open source. Meets all of my note taking needs: https://standardnotes.org/
14.
by ghostwreck 8y ago
I was with you until I remapped caps lock to esc. It's really an enhanced, bigger, easier access esc key now. And I don't miss caps lock.
15.
by ghostwreck 8y ago
JavaScript compiled to native code[1] so perhaps not because of that! [1] https://twitter.com/TheLarkInn/status/1006761134395834368
16.
Adobe Creating an AR Authoring Tool(adobe.com)
3 points by ghostwreck 8y ago|0 comments
17.
by ghostwreck 9y ago
If you like the idea of solving problems using extra dimensions, Diaspora [1] takes the idea in some really interesting directions. Just be prepared to fight through a few sections of intense Riemannian geometry to bring you into that world
18.
by ghostwreck 9y ago
Probably should have done some more research before you installed the first time. Keybase has been mixed with cryptocurrency since 2014 [1] [1] https://keybase.io/docs/server_security/merkle_root_in_bitco...
19.
Galaxy S9's AR Emoji weird me out(cnet.com)
1 points by ghostwreck 9y ago|0 comments
20.
Google publicly launches ARCore 1.0 on 13 phones(techcrunch.com)
3 points by ghostwreck 9y ago|0 comments
21.
by ghostwreck 9y ago
The future of AR/VR exists in 3D worlds. If the web wants to be part of that future, developers will need access powerful 3D APIs. Otherwise, the web will miss another tech wave like it missed mobile (as native mobile was the clear win
22.
Apple's ARKit extended to track vertical surfaces and markers(techcrunch.com)
3 points by ghostwreck 9y ago|0 comments
23.
by ghostwreck 9y ago
It looks like it will be replaced by Paint 3D? Newer, more powerful Paint! Sounds like a good thing to me.
24.
by ghostwreck 9y ago
Masters of Scale - just started and really great, Reid Hoffman talks about startups and growing them.
25.
by ghostwreck 9y ago
This is great! Exactly the type of service I would use as someone that avoids centralized social networks. Also wondering, can this be a replacement for Slack? Can I set up a private group chat room? Or can I only use the private @ feature
26.
by ghostwreck 10y ago
I have tried using this or orgmode at various points, but I haven't been able to find a good workflow for linking images/screen shots with notes (which I do quite often in Evernote). I use vim as my primary IDE, so I would love to
27.
by ghostwreck 10y ago
Isn't that what most tech announcements are?
28.
Blippbuilder: Browser based augmented reality creation tool launches today(blippar.com)
4 points by ghostwreck 10y ago|1 comments
29.
by ghostwreck 11y ago
I love using Slack and have been looking for an open source alternative. This sounds great! Anything similar (open source / on premises) for video and desktop sharing? I am trying to get away from Skype or Google Hangouts in the same w