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by vrnut 11y ago
A. I recommend people never have -one- thing they do. Having -one- thing makes you dependent on the outcomes of that one thing, which will ebb and flow. Start putting energy in something else as well (I especially recommend strong relations
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by vrnut 11y ago
No clear and obvious winner. They should all have pretty similar capabilities. I haven't tried any of the motion input systems of the headsets besides the HTC Vive, but I've heard they're comparable (Rift's will probably
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Ask HN: Is PCI compliance something that every web developer should know?
2 points by vrnut 11y ago|4 comments
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by vrnut 11y ago
How old are you? Some of the things that have worked for me: * Find extroverted people you can tolerate, they can introduce you to a lot more people. * Find the groups of people who have problems with the tech/startup world but are sti
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by vrnut 11y ago
I think you should probably clarify how much you don't want to work a regular job (Seems like the simplest way to make that amount of money in that time)
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Ask HN: What are the most prestigious jobs in software?
1 points by vrnut 11y ago|3 comments
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by vrnut 11y ago
The article seems to be lacking a lot of context about several of the projects it addresses... I don't think it makes sense to namedrop TempleOS as the christian version of linux as much as a project that is very influenced by a partic
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by vrnut 12y ago
It seems to require technical talent having a conversation with project managers for their company to pay other people to be open source developers. I think in most cases technical talent that would care about these underlying issues would
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by vrnut 12y ago
1. Where are you? 2. Undelete facebook, don't read the news feed, let people add you and add people you meet and let them invite you to events. 3. Find out what messaging programs people use (Skype, etc.), install them and keep in touc
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by vrnut 12y ago
I'm probably not the only VR nut who confused the person in the title with Vladimir Vukićević, the Director of Engineering of Mozilla who has done worked on some Oculus-centric web vr stuff for Mozilla. http://blog.bitops.co