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i_am_ralpht
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Comment #23703040
vehicle.software | pacific timezone | full-time | software engineer vehicle.software is creating a new infotainment platform to redefine the in-car experience. We are focused on br…
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Comment #22775294
Totally agree; it's really fun to hear how things like autocorrect evolved over the development of the iPhone, and really how the designers and engineers thought about their work a…
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Comment #10010392
When the basic essential interactions like "select" feel natural and unambiguous -- holding your hand in place for Kinect wasn't a good replacement for "click"/"tap".
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Comment #9429703
The recall problem was caused by software -- where are the software gods who write machine code instead of using compilers? ;)
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Comment #9179905
By some wonderful coincidence I need to implement antialiased line rendering this afternoon. Previously I'd done the 6-triangle method (but I also rasterized any kind of path with …
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Comment #8949789
Shadow DOM is a DOM structure that's hidden under a tag (for example, the tag has a Shadow DOM which provides the controls and timecode UI). Virtual DOM is (typically) a pure JavaS…
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Comment #8887812
The license is Apache 2, so go for it! Thanks for the pointers on uiscript and uilang; I'll check them out. GSS is also on my list :).
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Comment #8883851
Thanks! Regarding your point on declarative vs imperative I think it depends on your pain threshold--you can't accomplish everything you want with CSS layout, but that doesn't mean…
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Comment #8882886
Thanks!. For now the source of the examples is the best reference (and is commented with the intent of the constraints): https://github.com/iamralpht/iamralpht.github.io/tree/maste…
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Comment #8882830
Thanks! It's a really fun problem space to work in. As I mentioned, this work was borne out of my frustration from writing a bunch of touch handlers (taking days/weeks for the tric…
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Comment #8858630
Smalltalk as a live environment blurs the boundaries between runtime and editing code. There's a video on ThingLab[1], a constraint solver, from 1978 where Alan Borning draws const…
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Comment #8857706
Not me; I want a thin retina laptop with long battery life...
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Comment #8775232
I wonder what the incremental process and cost for building these will be? Intel used a silicon interposer to support a large amount of eDRAM in the recent IRIS graphics chips. It'…
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Comment #8775213
What's the status of QtWebKit now? It was removed from WebKit trunk about a year ago...
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Comment #8737077
Where is the original open source release from Silicon Graphics which Yahoo based this work on? Did they ever make one?
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Comment #8705828
Is that a language feature or a runtime/library feature though?
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Comment #8690738
What algorithms are there for inferring the calculation? I'm playing around with a tool for building touch gestures visually, and I have some problems that look a bit like that (wa…
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Comment #8671388
Nice spring stuff, I hadn't seen it written up like that before. I did my own in JS recently (also based on solving the damped spring equation as a 2nd order ode; I copied my solut…
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Comment #8626452
It's Intel's money; they've been rumored to be doing whole BOM subsidization (so the x86 is almost zero, and the non-Intel components are subsidized too). This is how INTC booked a…
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Comment #8620219
Next stop Windows! Then they can use all the modern C++ constructs they like...
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Comment #8557822
Sorry, I didn't try any polyfills; I had a few hours on a weekend and compatibility wasn't on my list. I did do that for a previous project[1] and it was more work than I had time …
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Comment #8557756
My bad, I updated it with APSLv2. If that's no good then send me an email (my address is in the page) and we can figure something out. Happy hacking!
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Comment #8557028
Circle masks are part of Material Design, but I haven't seen anything with draggable Floating Action Buttons (prior to making this). Obviously they've had a draggable circle for th…
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Comment #8557018
Here's the source https://github.com/iamralpht/iamralpht.github.io/tree/master... although it's not terribly beautiful...