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by ulyssesgrant 3y ago
I like Capture One as an alternative to lightroom for a fujifilm camera, it has great integrations with the camera’s film styles feature. It doesn’t offer the more powerful image manipulation features of photoshop though. It can be one-time
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by ulyssesgrant 8y ago
This makes my mediumly-available remote access home setup look even more like child's play than it already does :) https://www.whoisdylan.com/sitdown/2018/05/31/connecting-to-...
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Show HN: Connecting to a home computer with a dynamic IP address(whoisdylan.com)
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by ulyssesgrant 8y ago
is chrome OS still considered a browser if it's providing a VM for non-javascript applications?
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by ulyssesgrant 8y ago
judging by the amount of hateful comments here, I'd say you are really onto something :) seems like a neat idea I'd love to see proven out, keep it up!
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by ulyssesgrant 9y ago
can anyone recommend a sci-fi book that investigates this line of thought (what happens when AI can learn without human intervention, for benefit and detriment of society)?
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by ulyssesgrant 9y ago
Yes! I primarily develop on Linux, but lately have been working on Windows porting. In many ways the WSL has been a massive savior. It makes developing on Windows at least possible for Linux users. But it's sooo slooow. The perform
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by ulyssesgrant 11y ago
The author of this blog post has a course on Udacity where he teaches the basics of real time rendering using three.js
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by ulyssesgrant 11y ago
Strange the author didn't mention anything about the impressive safety ratings
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by ulyssesgrant 12y ago
For the psychological "human" side of Oculus, check out some of Michael Abrash's talks
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by ulyssesgrant 12y ago
Great read. Haven't finished it yet, but this answer was really perfect: "Jobs: Let me compare it with IBM. How come the Mac group produced Mac and the people at IBM produced the PCjr? We think the Mac will sell zillions, but we
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by ulyssesgrant 12y ago
It's Sparrow all over again :[
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by ulyssesgrant 12y ago
A lot of these design cues are already present in iOS, especially the importance of depth on emphasizing content and interactive elements
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by ulyssesgrant 12y ago
I like this type of game, reminds me of Spy Party. Suggestion: don't allow the characters to walk through each other. If a player tries to stab you and fails, the fight just becomes walking through each other and trying to turn aroun
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by ulyssesgrant 12y ago
Well said. Pigs get slaughtered, too.
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by ulyssesgrant 12y ago
Those fires were the best thing to ever happen to my stock portfolio, knowing the real story behind the fires almost felt like insider trading
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by ulyssesgrant 13y ago
Thanks for the info. Still very impressed with the speed and accuracy, assuming it works as well as they have presented. To be able to compute visual odometry in an arbitrary scene on a mobile device seems like a really big accomplishment
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by ulyssesgrant 13y ago
As someone who's worked on visual odometry projects before, I'm extremely interested in how they're able to compute the phone's motion estimations so accurately and in real time on a mobile device. Is any of this projec
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by ulyssesgrant 13y ago
Bombermine is one of the best games I've played in 2013 on any platform. Well made, fun gameplay, the monetization strategy isn't great, but it's not terrible either.
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by ulyssesgrant 13y ago
The gameplay seems entertaining, but the humor is insufferable
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by ulyssesgrant 13y ago
Been thinking about this for a long time, glad to see it's a reality now. I'll absolutely download it
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by ulyssesgrant 13y ago
No bullshit and to the point, this is my ideal interview
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by ulyssesgrant 13y ago
Exactly right. Something like this seems so easy for them to catch too, I wonder why/how it made it through. Maybe the case was a last-minute addition
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by ulyssesgrant 13y ago
I'm pretty sure it has more to do with the not-so-subtle similarities between the Maserati and Tesla cars http://www.google.com/imgres?um=1&sa=N&biw=1680&bih=887&hl=e... http://www.google.com
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by ulyssesgrant 13y ago
the way I see it, it's "impossible" because (for example) if you use plug to keep your music in sync, it won't be viewable in iOS's music app, only through whatever app plug puts together.
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by ulyssesgrant 13y ago
It says they are removing the family share plan, probably as a result of the always-online requirement disappearing
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by ulyssesgrant 13y ago
Please be sarcasm, this is the most ridiculous comment I've ever read
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by ulyssesgrant 13y ago
This is exactly how I feel about theverge.com's layout. Yes it's visually pleasing, but it's a huge pain to read compared to a single-column layout like engadget.com's
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by ulyssesgrant 13y ago
The worst offender I've seen so far was on Hulu I think. You could either watch the 1 or 2 minute advertisement, or type the company's slogan into a text box. That really weirded me out...
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by ulyssesgrant 14y ago
Don't you think you're reading between the lines a bit too much here? Don't you think that if Adria really felt they were addressing her, she would have explicitly stated that as it would completely change the context of the situation?

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