kalkut

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by kalkut 5y ago
The settlement does not follow a mere claim, here you have a court that inflicted punitive damage to Tesla after a trial. Also most business are not racist nor hostile to the extent Tesla is described by the victims, otherwise they would in
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by kalkut 5y ago
I spent two years with threejs then the last 2 years with Babylon.js Three.js has a huge community, learning 3D programming by learning three.js from the community is very feasible, lots of nice exemples around. Babylon.js is maintained b
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by kalkut 6y ago
A lot of businesses publish apps on the App Store because it is the only option Apple gives consumers to install their app. You are most likely not going to be discovered just by being on a Store but rather through your online presence. In
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by kalkut 7y ago
I didn't assume that dynamic languages are more concise. I only said that each of both (with the addition of interpreted languages) usually require less tooling and less to keep in mind than their respective opposite How much you need
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by kalkut 7y ago
It depends of the language and/or the stack you use. Typed, verbose and compiled languages users tends to use an IDE by default because the amount of tooling and things to keep in mind to write executable code is higher than with dynam
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by kalkut 8y ago
I ended up hacking a benchmark. I couldn't beat that itch ! I mentioned it in the pull request, here it is : https://github.com/Kalkut/redux-data-frequency-benchmark
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by kalkut 8y ago
You really are helpful and you try to fix this so I really want to say yes but I am currently grinding for my own startup so I know that a lot of time will pass before I actually do it so I don't promise anything. A good way to test it
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by kalkut 8y ago
> Could you clarify what you mean by that? A call to dispatch is significantly more expensive than the update of a JS object > Ideally, a `mapState` function should just grab a couple values from the Redux state object and return thos
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by kalkut 8y ago
Dispatch is another big culprit. I have exactly the same experience and implemented the same solution. An ex-colleague also did the same thing. We both worked on collaborative webapps but in different companies at the time so performance ga
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by kalkut 8y ago
> That's just a more Object Oriented Redux > I fail to see what problems this approach solves. You are absolutely right I gave an ad-hoc Redux as an example of Higher-Order Component. Being OOP or not is only a matter of implemen
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by kalkut 8y ago
You can make any suitable variation of the following pattern. You build a DataSource class/prototype with methods such as : - fetch - addChangeListener - removeChangeListener You extend this class for each data type : class Comment
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by kalkut 8y ago
The doc is very detailed with good examples : https://reactjs.org/docs/higher-order-components.html
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by kalkut 8y ago
As someone one who rewrote a React/Redux project with bare React : Everything in your post is true, I made the same observations and I reached the same conclusions. Right now with a few devs it is going very well but I do worry about o
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by kalkut 8y ago
EDIT: Parent edited while I was writing this but I let my original post for the sake of the argument I think you misunderstood my question, sorry if it was not clear : What kind of healthcare do I have in those situations ? In most of Europ
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by kalkut 8y ago
> The top 1/4 in the US have easy, fast access to some of the most elite medical care on the planet. And if you're making $142k in salary in the US, your healthcare is entirely paid for. There is nothing surprising in the fact
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by kalkut 8y ago
Thank you, it is interesting to have feedback on those subjects ! Sorry it is going to be a bit long, but you raised interesting points that I don't always have the oportunity to discuss : * Even if I build a insanely good native VR br
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by kalkut 8y ago
You are right about both points, but : * The best way to make VR and 3D browsing a thing is to have URLs to 3D/VR spaces because urls can be easily shared and most devices have Browsers. * It is hard to do something beautiful with WebV
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by kalkut 8y ago
Funny you basically described what I am currently building except it is being developed with WebVR. Reddit, multi users spaces, spaces browsing/creation/sharing etc you are spot on describing what I am doing. I will release an MVP
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by kalkut 8y ago
When I saw GCC, I asked Google Assistant what it was and it actually made the "mistake"
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by kalkut 8y ago
Very cool! I am eager to see my town in your app
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by kalkut 8y ago
By being friend with someone on Facebook you already make your data available to this friend. Your friend can show this data to anyone curious about you by showing his screen or by talking about what he saw on your profile. An app on Facebo
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by kalkut 8y ago
Honestly as a technical founder in VR too I understand where you come from but you are wrong on this. You don't get equity for having a good background, you get equity for being important to the business and damn you got the same amoun
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by kalkut 9y ago
All of this is overreacting. People have the choice to leave Facebook or to accept the terms and deal with them. This is some serious cognitive dissonance to expect to be free to share personal data but to still retain privacy regarding tho
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by kalkut 9y ago
You are definitely right, unlimited is too cheap. OP has a nice thing going on here !
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by kalkut 9y ago
I absolutely agree ! I do see the appeal of photorealism but lots of excellent 3D experiences are far from photorealism. A sensible art direction can go very far, and I'd even argue that a less than ideal graphical experience can be fo
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by kalkut 9y ago
The specs are nice but I wonder if it can work well on games with current high end computers. If they really release it I will most likely buy it though. I think that this kind of headset is meaningful for both VR power users and developers
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by kalkut 9y ago
I concede that I know what you meant by "make npm work" but I am sorry to hear that you have your left hand busy trying to figure out what's this week's fashionable way to pass around some data in this month's fash
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by kalkut 9y ago
JavaScript is for HN what sex is for highscool : those who talk the most about it are those who practise it the less. If JS devs were not able to focus on bringing value they wouldn't be able to hold jobs, build products nor profitable
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by kalkut 9y ago
It is cool to see that expressing mathematical proofs with programming concepts/tool/languages is that efficient. I already was taught the Cantor proof but I feel more confident in my ability to explain this variation to a co-wor
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by kalkut 9y ago
A-Frame is incredible, it is both powerful and flexible thanks to its component system. You can start a simple project and as complexity goes up you can quite easily put React or Vue in the equation since it is all HTML. React + A-Frame is

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