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ebspelman

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    Comment #48867741

    The launch graphic says "Ported end-to-end by Fable, an AI agent" and it definitely feels that way. Buggy, glitchy, needs some love and human eyes before it's really usable.

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    Comment #34864129

    You can - there's an 'Extend' button for LiDAR captures, but it can be a little touch-and-go sometimes. Definitely an area for us to work on more!

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    Comment #34841614

    Yep! For meshes we've got GLTF, OBJ, FBX, STL, and DAE. And then you can also export the 2D floorplan as SVG and DXF.

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    Comment #34840842

    I work on an app called Polycam, and we have an automated Room / floorplan capture mode. We actually announced some updates to it earlier this week: https://twitter.com/Polycam3D/s…

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    Comment #33644383

    politely but firmly (with all my soul) disagree.

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    Comment #30869947

    I should disclaim that I work on a 3D capture app called Polycam, but in that work I've grown used to the idea that 3D captures are inherently better at conveying some kinds of vis…

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    Comment #30869726

    Even though current VR/AR interfaces are completely useless for Excel or other data-management tasks (no keyboard support, unreliable controls, lack of development interest), I thi…

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    Comment #29899703

    Can't disagree with a rant if you can't read it.

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    Comment #28463725

    I feel like that has to do with the Twitch/streamer culture too, where lots of people have big, visible mikes.

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    Comment #27895570

    Maya and Max contribute less than 8% of Autodesk's total revenue[1]. [1] https://www.statista.com/statistics/416285/revenue-of-autode...

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    Ask HN: Have there been movements to “keep the code” after layoffs?

    I was recently laid off from a startup where I think we were writing some pretty awesome code. I think many other people have felt similar things recently when, because of a layoff…

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    Comment #22886927

    This is a really excellent comment.

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    Comment #22618957

    check out display.land

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    Comment #22328638

    I totally respect your opinion, but I think I fundamentally disagree with the idea that learning = pain. Project-driven learning seems more effective when the project is something …

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    Comment #21138798

    You might like Golan Levin's lectures on different forms of Experimental Capture. They are just collections of really good examples and previous work. He specifically has one about…

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    Comment #20627210

    Hmm. I'd say the canary is in the Wal-Mart.

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    Comment #20617523

    > We now live in a society where it is acceptable for private companies to essentially completely ban individuals from exercising their free speech on the internet. This is phrased…

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    Comment #18271008

    Wow, this is excellent! Processing was definitely my introduction to graphics programming, and I think it's still the most effective tool in teaching certain programming concepts. …

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    Comment #17013982

    very awesome! for further inspiration, you might like the work of Craig Dorety: http://craigdorety.com/objects.html Once upon a time I made a project with a similar aesthetic, but …

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    Comment #16538433

    I don't see openFrameworks mentioned here: http://openframeworks.cc/ Probably the most comprehensive open-source creative coding framework. Maybe most helpful for familiarity with …

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    Comment #16334415

    This reminds me a lot of a chapter in Jesse Schell's awesome book, The Art of Game Design: A Book of Lenses.[1][2] He recommends occasionally thinking about a game as a toy. "The L…

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    Comment #15936777

    One interesting thing I took away from the article - most of the scientific evidence cited by Professor Sapolsky is built on fMRI analysis of reactions to faces. Given that most of…

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    Comment #15231311

    the prevalence of surgical masks in China might also be a challenge

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    Comment #14993351

    Yeah, I spent a few minutes going over the last sentence in tengbretson's comment. I would actually recharacterize Piketty's (and the author of this chart) argument as: "X increasi…