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davydka
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Comment #29233284
Do you mind me asking, where was the program?
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Comment #26387439
One key difference would be vvvv is a desktop app while cables lives in the browser.
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Comment #18072837
Dropped "being involved" in what I want to do to "doing" what I want to do. This involved moving to New York and running my own web consultancy, which failed miserably. Still a gre…
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Comment #17234130
I agree that glasses are the ultimate direction that mobile devices and AR are heading towards, but I don’t think holding a device up in the air is the worst interaction (compared …
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Comment #15297975
That's really interesting!
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Comment #13468137
I was unaware of this. Thank you.
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Comment #13468135
Interesting! I was under the impression they were solely in control of the cache and the content. I will look further into this. Thank you.
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Comment #13466652
It's true that loading fast and giving you the info you wanted directly from the search results page is a good thing. It is also important to realize there's a trade off happening …
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Comment #13161402
If I'm reading this correctly, out of date versions of chrome (>10 weeks old) simply weren't loading sites like https://www.amazon.com/ This exact issue was affecting my girlfriend…
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Comment #12276175
Right now that's how I'm feeling in NYC.
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Comment #11843441
Someone should at least add Max/MSP/Jitter to the list. Visual programming is really fun. https://cycling74.com
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Comment #11827133
Nice site! You should put the list of languages up front so we all stop pointing out what's missing.
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Comment #11827122
I tried typing elixir and erlang. No results.
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Comment #11827091
But once data collection tools become easily abstracted and implemented anyone can create their own surveillance network to do as they please.
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Comment #11827028
I used to love delicious. I loved seeing who bookmarked the same thing and following them for more similar content.
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Comment #11730828
It's not that easy. Loading obj's into three.js is like trying to open a jpg in '94. Everything has to be exported just right otherwise three.js will just throw an error. It's sort…
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Comment #11395219
extend
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Comment #11361955
I didn't see too much of an explanation on deep learning. It was more of just Quoc introducing himself.
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Comment #11294880
Let the jQuery revival begin.
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Comment #11118535
There's something non-standard going on with it for me. It snaps to certain sections at the bottom and I can't swipe to navigate back and forth like I usually do.
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Comment #10871982
It's a more than decent alternative to libraries like Angular or React for building web interfaces. I've followed a few tutorials and find it really inspiring. I hope it catches on…
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Comment #10804935
I also noticed this. Very cool!
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Comment #10728268
I agree with this, but in some professions this is a very established way of doing things with a long history that's been passed down from mentor to students for a long time. If yo…
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Comment #10366035
That's a great video. Also, the rugged tablet running Windows XP made me smile.
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Comment #10249945
Wow, apparently wechat developers are.