starwaver

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by starwaver 3y ago
I like the idea of node based image editing. It reminds me of when learning how to write shader code for games and GLSL was waaaay too over my head until I discovered node based shaders, and I didn't have to wrangle with coding and ins
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by starwaver 3y ago
Cool
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by starwaver 9y ago
It's an interesting idea but I don't recommend it with current headset. I work on a VR startup but truthfully speaking the technology isn't ready for everyday use yet. The current generation of the headset isn't ready fo
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by starwaver 9y ago
One other thing that helps. Try to figure out your personality style and see what you are like: https://www.16personalities.com/
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by starwaver 9y ago
that sounds like me a lot :) It doesn't sound like ADHD but rather a common procrastination habit (my apologize if you are actually medically diagnosed though). I have problem focusing on things that I'm not interested in as well,
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by starwaver 9y ago
In regards, to Myst-like adventure.... A friend of mine made this: https://beta.babylonvr.ca/vr/784988
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by starwaver 9y ago
Thanks! I'll let our team know about the drag movement and look into it :)
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by starwaver 9y ago
Some of the translation is not 100% correct but not bad! It does look like it took a lot of work, you got my full respect for that
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by starwaver 9y ago
In case anyone filled out the form and want to login again: The login page is here: https://beta.babylonvr.ca And here's the resources for 360 photos: https://www.flickr.com/groups/equirectangular/
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Show HN: Babylon VR – Create interactive VR experiences in less than 5 minutes(docs.google.com)
10 points by starwaver 9y ago|4 comments
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by starwaver 9y ago
This is gold
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My thoughts on the future of Artificial general intelligence(medium.com)
1 points by starwaver 9y ago|0 comments
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by starwaver 12y ago
Reminds me of the plot for Gargantia on the Verdurous Planet, hopefully things like that doesn't happen though.
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by starwaver 12y ago
but it did last for thousands of years, pretty sure we'll get a lot more efficient at resource management by then.
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by starwaver 12y ago
I absolutely agree with the plot flaws. I'm sure there are much easier ways to solve crop disease and dust storm problems. It'll probably involves alot of genetically modified crops and building dust proof houses.
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by starwaver 12y ago
For the first problem, we can probably build small "launcher" platforms from lighter gases so it brings the spaceship to an altitude with much less gravity. The sulfuric acids should be fine with enough protective coating. Earth&#
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Luck or Skills?(wired.com)
2 points by starwaver 12y ago|0 comments
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by starwaver 12y ago
I agree with he article. It feels true. I have friends who are working so much harder than I am, often doing a much more difficult major, and still get a salary that can barely support their living. And most of the time, not even getting a
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by starwaver 12y ago
You'll probably need investors when you need the money to scale (more servers, employees etc). Or when investor money will get you significant growth (even when you don't need the money). My personal opinion is that you start look