phulst

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by phulst 14y ago
Hi Bert, I felt like I had to respond to this, because our backgrounds are so similar and I was facing the same questions years ago. here's my advice: Travel while you can. You'll learn more valuable life lessons in a year of travelling tha
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by phulst 14y ago
no, that wasn't us. If you remember their name would love to check it out.
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by phulst 14y ago
thank you! I've actually worked with an ecommerce site that sells beads and things and uses a flatbad scanner for most of their products. With that site I was able to skip the 'add' step altogether and calibrate images on the fly as they a
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by phulst 14y ago
on most mac systems it will offer you a suggested screen based on your current resolution. If you're viewing it on your laptop screen you can just choose 'macbook pro 17' and you're good to go. If you move your browser over to your external
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by phulst 14y ago
very good point. I do think product comparison will be an important use of this technology, and I'm definitely planning on adding features that would allow this. For now, you could hold your current phone up to your screen and see exactly h
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by phulst 14y ago
it would work for a fridge (provided you use a high enough resolution image), though of course if you were to view that in actual size on a laptop, you would only see a small part of it. You could certainly put it on a big screen in lifesiz
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How to show something in actual life size on any computer screen
23 points by phulst 14y ago|24 comments