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trevordev
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About trevordev
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Comment #21790957
Cool! I love seeing tools like this. I've also done a bit of research into VR desktop experiences https://twitter.com/trevorjbaron/status/1197043776197251074 mainly built using web…
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Comment #18835521
I did 4 months ago, I loved it at first but when I tried to use it in a more complex use case during hackathon I ended up hitting some weird compile bugs with it and decided to go …
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Comment #18830138
Front end: Typescript, Vue, Bootstrap Backend: Node, Typescript, Express, TypeORM, Postgres, SocketIO, PugJS, BabylonJS Webpack for bundling Digital Ocean or Azure for Ubuntu vm ho…
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Comment #16374030
Yep, its seems like theres a lot of directions the web can go in and I like the more experimental concepts shown in your videos. Looking forward to see how lensVR will turn out.
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Comment #16365364
Hey Billy, I think I chatted with you over Skype a little while ago :). From what I've seen your team's teams effort seem the most inline with what I'm wanting but there are a coup…
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Comment #16322127
Dang, sorry to hear that. I've seen those projects in the past but the problem I have with those is that they seem to only support web 2D multitasking using browser APIs. Here's ho…
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Comment #16322045
This project looks awesome. Do you know if you have any plans to push some wild/experimental webVR features into this? I am desperately looking for a browser that will support: - w…
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Comment #15376521
Looks cool, I started making an electron based desktop environment like this a while ago but didn't see it through https://github.com/TrevorDev/niftyOS
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Comment #15282228
Building a multitasking webvr environment at niftykick.com Demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3xZ1G291Ks Starting to see some developer and beta user interest :)
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Comment #14104489
I have a vive and what I don't understand is why I need to use chromium or nightly firefox to view this content when it is out on official mobile builds. Does anyone know why this …
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Comment #13847133
A mix of site's public api's, rss feeds and webcrawling
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Comment #13844181
A news aggregation/dashboard that does not show you reposts. I love it so much I use it everyday. http://niftykick.com I am working on a webVR project similar to super mario maker …
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Comment #13566093
Anyone know why the CUDA toolkit is 1.2GB? It seems extremely large to get started with. In comparison Vulkan which is only 130mb.
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Comment #12318422
Possibly the physics of the world is based on change in time between rendering. If the rendering time is slightly longer/shorter the collision calculations may cause this non-deter…
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Comment #11887077
I just tried to order one but got a 404 error.
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Comment #10653254
Typescript has became my favorite language. The option of having types when you need them is great and the addition of async/await make working with promises a lot nicer. Ever sinc…
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Comment #10568650
I really enjoy typescript and I really enjoy the cutting edge features. Atom editor is the only editor that has the typescript plugin that works with the latest features of typescr…
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Comment #10551703
I am not a fan of DoorDash's business techniques. DoorDash sent a flyer to my house false advertising a coupon code. I spent half an hour creating an order only to realize that the…
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Comment #10537612
I don't want this company anywhere near the last mile to me. DoorDash sent a flyer to my house false advertising a coupon code. I spent half an hour creating an order only to reali…
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Comment #10409455
2 months ago trying to use amazon fresh told me I needed to be a prime member to use it. I signed up for a year of prime for the sole purpose of using amazon fresh and I was very h…
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Comment #10108315
Looks like they used string theory.
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Comment #9710071
agreed but I prefer to use the same language for front and back end to reduce the context switch cost when working on both ends.
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Comment #9708292
1) I don't think any of those tools are dying, people are just sharing that other tools will work better in certain situations and each tool has it's place. I'm a fan of nodejs but…
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Comment #9528742
1) http://trevorb.cloudapp.net:3000/ personal dashboard to read hackernews/reddit/web comics without seeing the same post twice (I swear I can waste time 10x more efficiently) 2) h…
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Comment #9087259
High caliber post. I'm curious about the manufacturing process and rate of firing error. There were a lot of moving parts and it would seem difficult to ensure that the gun won't g…