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zacharypinter
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Comment #40657534
Related: https://youtu.be/_ahvzDzKdB0?si=gBeFVZypCDLUoMNf
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Comment #29760142
Very cool!
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Comment #17978757
Neat! Minor typo at the bottom: s/wite/write
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Comment #11884248
Of all the people in the world I can think of with the inability to think outside the box, Rich Hickey has to be at the bottom of the list :)
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Comment #11744988
He's reading and commenting on a Hacker News post about jobs on the weekend. Seems like that answers at least part of your question.
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Comment #11675752
It seems to me that a version of the Innovator's Dilemma might apply to software frameworks as well. By the time a project gets large enough it starts optimizing for its major stak…
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Comment #11119510
You're probably thinking of Magic Leap, which is a completely different company from Leap Motion.
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Comment #11096298
Just wanted to say this was an awesome article. I have no immediate need to write a package manager, but it was a great overview of an interesting and tricky domain. Thanks!
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Comment #10476014
That's where I thought they were heading when ChromeOS got support for running Android apks.
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Comment #10361041
I tried this image: http://ia.media-imdb.com/images/M/MV5BMTY2MjQ2MzAwOF5BMl5Ban... And it suggested Nick Offerman :) Cool exploration though!
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Comment #10312133
I believe there's an Anime series around this idea: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetes
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Comment #10292597
"Riding this wave of virtual reality expansion, Rosedale’s new company, High Fidelity, is developing the successor to the Second Life experience."
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Comment #9778989
See also: "minimalist web browser" and the history of Firefox :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox#History
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Comment #9720414
Very cool announcement. It strikes me that this is a pretty good insurance policy against a poor implementation of Hyperloop being used as an argument against its feasibility. Spac…
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Comment #9701420
They mentioned finger gesture detection (thumbs up, pointing, etc). Maybe that's part of it?
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Comment #9220513
At this point, I just want one of these pay-with-your-phone solutions to win and be ubiquitous. The current situation is almost comical. "Do you have Venmo? Haven't set that up yet…
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Comment #9095461
Nice! I've thought about using a pattern generator to set the background image of my IDE/editor based on the current file name. It'd be fun to see if any side benefits come up, suc…
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Comment #8682730
Vessel - Video Focused Venture Backed By Benchmark, Greylock and Bezos Expeditions (San Francisco, CA - Full-time No Remote) We’ve been busy building a service whose mission is to …
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Vessel - Video Focused Venture Backed By Benchmark, Greylock and Bezos Expeditions (San Francisco, CA - Full-time No Remote) We’ve been busy building a service whose mission is to …
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Vessel - Video Focused Venture Backed By Benchmark, Greylock and Bezos Expeditions (San Francisco, CA - Full-time No Remote) We’ve been busy building a service whose mission is to …
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Vessel - Video Focused Venture Backed By Benchmark, Greylock and Bezos Expeditions (San Francisco, CA - Full-time No Remote) We’ve been busy building a service whose mission is to …
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Comment #8120519
Vessel - Video Focused Venture Backed By Benchmark, Greylock and Bezos Expeditions (San Francisco, CA - Full-time No Remote) We’ve been busy building a service whose mission is to …
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Comment #7653795
Not sure exactly which way the author meant it, but the phrase "get people acclimatized to salaried work" could be interpreted as including society at large (both the owners/employ…
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Comment #7614732
My guess is that the people describing it as 2D are focusing on different properties of 2-dimensional space than you are and would agree with you that stacking it would increase th…